Strong growth expected in the second half of the year. IOI Properties embarks on a new chapter 2.0.
IOI Real Estate $IOIPG (5249.MY)$ Currently, it can be said that the company is firing on all cylinders, driving the occupancy rate of the industrial projects in Singapore. However, analysts point out that the overall performance of the company will be weak in the first half of 2025, but a major turnaround is expected in the second half of the year, therefore, they continue to be bullish on the company's performance.
Analysts at Fong Leong Investment Bank pointed out that the decline in performance in the first half of the year was mainly due to the initial losses of Singapore's IOI Central Boulevard (IOICB).
However, with the improvement in the rental rates of The South Beach and IOICB in Singapore, coupled with the initial contributions from land sales and Marina View Residences (MVR) on the rise, it is expected to drive a strong recovery in overall performance in the second half of the year.
In addition, analysts also indicate that the hotel business is expected to rebound, and renovation projects are progressing vigorously, believed to be one of the main contributors.
Furthermore, the company intends to launch industries and projects worth over 14 billion Malaysian Ringgit in the 2025 fiscal year, with projects in Malaysia accounting for 2 billion Ringgit and those in Singapore accounting for a larger share of 12 billion Ringgit, setting a historic record for Malaysian developers.
Analysts also observed that the company has a more positive trend in launching the Malaysia project, as in 2024...

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The stock market buying momentum after the 2025 budget failed to continue, with foreign net inflows maintained for only one week before reversing outflows last week, with a net outflow of 0.1 billion 96.2 million Ringgit.
In the fund flow report released by MIDF research on Monday, foreign capital last week, except for small net purchases of 39.1 million and 176 million Ringgit on Monday and Tuesday, sold Malaysian stocks net on the remaining trading days.
Among them, the largest net selling pressure was on Thursday, reaching 0.2 billion 30.3 million Ringgit.
The sectors that were net bought by foreign investors last week were mainly construction (86.5 million Ringgit), financial services (85.7 million Ringgit), and medical care (53 million Ringgit).
Last week, the sectors that were sold off by foreign investors included utilities (-0.2 billion 66.9 million ringgit), technology (-50.9 million ringgit), and telecommunications and media (-45.7 million ringgit).
At the time of foreign investors exiting, local institutions entered to support the market, net buying a total of 0.2 billion 44.6 million ringgit last week.
As for local institutions, they aligned with foreign investors and net sold 48.4 million ringgit last week.
In terms of participation, the Average Daily Trading Volume (ADTV) in the domestic market recorded a decrease of only 19.6% by foreign investors last week; local institutions and retail investors increased by 1.8% and 2.2% respectively.
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