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*AmEquities* – 14 Aug 2026 Retail Research *Stock on Radar* *SOUTHERN CABLE GROUP* (0225) Shariah Compliant: Yes Entry       : RM2.50–RM2.59 Target      : RM2.80, RM3.00 Exit         : RM2.38 _Disclaimer: This message is for information purposes only and is not intended to be distributed to any third party. It does not construe as an offer/a solicitation/a recommendation to buy/sell any stocks. Please consult your own independent adviser(s) before investing in any stocks and no responsibility or liability can be accepted for any loss or damage that may arise from the reliance of this message. The information herein constitutes our findings as of this date and is subject to change without notice._

*AmEquities* – 14 Aug 2026 Retail Research *Daily Trade Statistics* _(Source: Bursa Malaysia)_ 11 August 2026, Tuesday Trade Statistics | Participation: Volume traded 3.44bil Value traded RM2.94bil Retail: +RM163.24m | 30.8% Institution: +RM8.17m | 36.0% Foreign: -RM171.41m | 33.2% 12 August 2026, Wednesday Trade Statistics | Participation: Volume traded 3.70bil Value traded RM3.27bil Retail: -RM29.77m | 30.0% Institution: +RM121.96m | 42.3% Foreign: -RM92.19m | 27.7% 13 August 2026, Thursday Trade Statistics | Participation: Volume traded 3.52bil Value traded RM3.05bil Retail: +RM111.92m | 27.9% Institution: +RM14.02m | 43.6% Foreign: -RM125.94m | 28.5%

*AmEquities* –14 Aug 2026 Retail Research *Corporate News* _(Source: The Edge)_ *Pharmaniaga*: 2QFY2026 net profit more than tripled on higher revenue, lower finance costs and better inventory management. It declared a 0.48 sen interim dividend and expects contributions from its RM281.7 million human insulin contract from 2H2026. *AirAsia Group*: 2QFY2026 net loss widened to RM527.2 million, hurt by higher jet fuel costs and forex losses. The group plans to cut capacity by up to 25% in 3Q2026. *LPI Capital*: Declared a total 90 sen dividend, comprising a 65 sen special dividend from the Public Bank stake disposal proceeds and a 25 sen interim dividend, despite lower quarterly earnings. *Keyfield International*: 2QFY2026 net profit fell 65% due partly to the absence of a disposal gain, but expects stronger 2H2026 earnings on higher vessel utilisation. It declared a 1.5 sen interim dividend. *Gamuda*: Secured two Australian solar and battery hybrid EPC contracts worth A$569 million (RM1.64 billion), with construction expected to start in 3Q2026. *Tomei Consolidated*: Partnered Ta Yoong Group in a pawnbroking venture, with Tomei holding a 55% stake in the JV. *Chuan Huat Resources*: Plans to raise up to RM5.5 million via private placement to expand wire mesh capacity by 50% to 4,500 tonnes per month. *TSR Capital*: Secured a RM16.9 million earthworks contract for an industrial development in Seremban. *GuocoLand Malaysia*: Will be delisted from Bursa Malaysia on Aug 18 following its RM1.10-per-share privatisation by controlling shareholder GLLM. _Disclaimer: This message is for information purposes only and is not intended to be distributed to any third party. It does not construe as an offer/a solicitation/a recommendation to buy/sell any stocks. Please consult your own independent adviser(s) before investing in any stocks and no responsibility or liability can be accepted for any loss or damage that may arise from the reliance of this message. The information herein constitutes our findings as of this date and is subject to change without notice._

*AmEquities* – 14 Aug 2026 Retail Research *AmBreakfast Note* *FBM KLCI* down 0.40% to close at 1,734.71. We maintained the support level at *1,655* and the resistance level at *1,770*. Trading volume slipped to 3.52bil (3.70bil previously), while trading value was RM3.05bil (RM3.27bil previously). Market breadth turned negative (410 gainers vs 703 losers). Most sectors were negative, led by plantation (-1.0%), utilities (-0.8%) and healthcare (-0.8%). *Asian equities* rallied, led by South Korea’s Kospi, which surged nearly 4% into technical bull-market territory on renewed AI optimism. Major chipmakers, including Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, also jumped on stronger global demand for AI and semiconductor infrastructure. Softer-than-expected U.S. inflation further eased expectations of a September Fed rate hike, supporting regional sentiment. *U.S. markets* surged, with the S&P 500 hitting a fresh record high as softer-than-expected U.S. wholesale inflation eased rate-hike concerns. Falling crude prices also supported sentiment, while technology stocks extended their AI-driven rally. *Today’s Report(s) / Note(s)* *Keyfield International* (BUY, TP: RM1.76) Another transition quarter *Stock on Radar*: Southern Cable Group *Malaysia* KLCI: 1,734.7 (-6.90, -0.4%) FBM Small Cap: 16,144.8 (-0.8%) *Global Markets* Dow: 53,839.9 (+69.72, +0.1%) S&P 500: 7,798.0 (+0.7%) NASDAQ: 26,803.0 (+0.8%) Europe STOXX 600: 659.3 (-0.0%) Hang Seng: 25,396.5 (-0.2%) Nikkei 225: 68,308.4 (+1.2%) Straits Times: 5,720.1 (-0.0%) Brent Crude Oil: 87.1 (-2.2%) FCPO: 4,724 (+0.6%) USD/MYR: 4.0850 (+0.1%) _Disclaimer: This message is for information purposes only and is not intended to be distributed to any third party. It does not construe as an offer/a solicitation/a recommendation to buy/sell any stocks. Please consult your own independent adviser(s) before investing in any stocks and no responsibility or liability can be accepted for any loss or damage that may arise from the reliance of this message. The information herein constitutes our findings as of this date and is subject to change without notice._

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*AmEquities* – 13 Aug 2026 Retail Research *Stock on Radar* *KOBAY TECHNOLOGY* (6971) Shariah Compliant: Yes Entry       : RM2.50–RM2.60 Target      : RM2.90, RM3.00 Exit         : RM2.38 _Disclaimer: This message is for information purposes only and is not intended to be distributed to any third party. It does not construe as an offer/a solicitation/a recommendation to buy/sell any stocks. Please consult your own independent adviser(s) before investing in any stocks and no responsibility or liability can be accepted for any loss or damage that may arise from the reliance of this message. The information herein constitutes our findings as of this date and is subject to change without notice._

*AmEquities* – 13 Aug 2026 Retail Research *Daily Trade Statistics* _(Source: Bursa Malaysia)_ 10 August 2026, Monday Trade Statistics | Participation: Volume traded 3.49bil Value traded RM2.56bil Retail: -RM53.64m | 35.5% Institution: +RM106.41m | 37.9% Foreign: -RM52.77m | 26.6% 11 August 2026, Tuesday Trade Statistics | Participation: Volume traded 3.44bil Value traded RM2.94bil Retail: +RM163.24m | 30.8% Institution: +RM8.17m | 36.0% Foreign: -RM171.41m | 33.2% 12 August 2026, Wednesday Trade Statistics | Participation: Volume traded 3.70bil Value traded RM3.27bil Retail: -RM29.77m | 30.0% Institution: +RM121.96m | 42.3% Foreign: -RM92.19m | 27.7%

*AmEquities* –13 Aug 2026 Retail Research *Corporate News* _(Source: The Edge)_ *Sunway REIT*: 2QFY2026 net property income rose 5.2% to RM163m, while quarterly revenue grew 4.2% to RM220.4m. Distribution per unit increased nearly 11%, supported by stronger mall and hotel income. *Malaysia Smelting Corp*: 2Q net profit more than doubled to RM34m, while revenue surged 68.2% to a decade-high RM637.3m, driven by higher tin prices and refined tin sales. *VSTECS*: 2Q net profit jumped 50% to RM30.3m, with revenue rising 31.7% to RM1.08b on broad-based growth and higher public-sector project deliveries. *Industronics*: Filed a police report and removed former executive director Liu Wing Yee Amy after identifying over HK$96m in trade receivables concentrated among a few customers at its Hong Kong subsidiary. *Kerjaya Prospek*: Secured a RM223m Johor Bahru SOHO construction contract, lifting YTD wins to RM2.4b and exceeding its RM2b target. Order book stands at RM5b. *Southern Score Builders*: Secured a RM105m subcontract for an electrical package at a data centre in Puncak Alam. *EITA Resources*: Secured a RM62.3m contract from Prasarana to upgrade lifts and escalators along the Kelana Jaya LRT Line. *PTT Synergy*: Secured RM260m in warehouse sale agreements involving five industrial warehouses in Pontian, Johor. *Binasat Communications*: Terminated its RM73m acquisition of 241 hotel suites at Empire City and expects a RM32.2m refund, which will be used for new businesses and other purposes. _Disclaimer: This message is for information purposes only and is not intended to be distributed to any third party. It does not construe as an offer/a solicitation/a recommendation to buy/sell any stocks. Please consult your own independent adviser(s) before investing in any stocks and no responsibility or liability can be accepted for any loss or damage that may arise from the reliance of this message. The information herein constitutes our findings as of this date and is subject to change without notice._

*AmEquities* – 13 Aug 2026 Retail Research *AmBreakfast Note* *FBM KLCI* up 0.59% to close at 1,741.61. We maintained the support level at *1,655* and the resistance level at *1,770*. Trading volume rose to 3.70bil (3.44bil previously), while trading value was RM3.27bil (RM2.94bil previously). Market breadth turned positive (661 gainers vs 512 losers). Most sectors were positive, led by utilities (+1.6%), energy (+1.6%) and industrial (+1.3%). *Asian equities* were mixed, with South Korea surging as Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix led a renewed semiconductor rally. Japan also advanced to a record high, supported by chip gains and positive earnings revisions, while concerns over yen intervention remained. Mainland China edged higher, while Hong Kong fell amid disappointment over the lack of fresh economic stimulus. *U.S. markets* edged higher after CPI data came in line with expectations, easing rate-hike concerns and supporting the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, while the Dow was little changed. AI infrastructure stocks surged, with CoreWeave and Super Micro Computer jumping about 19% each after raising their forecasts on strong corporate demand for data center hardware. *Today’s Report(s) / Note(s)* *Sunway REIT* (BUY, TP: RM2.80) in fine form *Stock on Radar*: Kobay Technology *Malaysia* KLCI: 1,741.6 (+10.15, +0.6%) FBM Small Cap: 16,274.8 (+0.7%) *Global Markets* Dow: 53,770.3 (-21.58, -0.0%) S&P 500: 7,748.5 (+0.3%) NASDAQ: 26,588.5 (+0.5%) Europe STOXX 600: 659.5 (-0.2%) Hang Seng: 25,440.2 (-0.8%) Nikkei 225: 67,524.0 (+0.8%) Straits Times: 5,720.8 (-0.6%) Brent Crude Oil: 89.0 (+0.1%) FCPO: 4,697 (-1.1%) USD/MYR: 4.0830 (-0.2%) _Disclaimer: This message is for information purposes only and is not intended to be distributed to any third party. It does not construe as an offer/a solicitation/a recommendation to buy/sell any stocks. Please consult your own independent adviser(s) before investing in any stocks and no responsibility or liability can be accepted for any loss or damage that may arise from the reliance of this message. The information herein constitutes our findings as of this date and is subject to change without notice._

*AmEquities* – 12 Aug 2026 Retail Research 📈*Technical Strategy* _Follow the Tech, Find the Cousins_ *Tech leads, cousin stocks follow*. KLTEC hit a fresh 2-yr high (+43% YTD), as the AI-driven semiconductor capex cycle continues to improve earnings visibility across the supply chain. *Our key focus is on “cousin stocks”* — specialised suppliers that benefit indirectly when a major industry enters a strong growth and capex cycle. The current semiconductor upcycle is driving higher wafer-fab investment and WFE orders, creating a ripple effect down to Malaysia’s precision-engineering players. We favour *niche precision-engineering small caps* with specialised capabilities, sticky customers and potential earnings visibility. These stocks can also re-rate faster given their smaller market caps and limited analyst coverage. 📌 *Momentum Picks* • _*Dufu Technology*_ – HDD components • _*CPE Technology*_ – gas delivery parts for wafer fabs • _*Coraza Integrated Technology*_ – metal bases for WFE tools • _*AMS Advanced Material*_ – aluminium supply chain _Don’t just follow the tech leaders — look for the cousins benefiting from the same capex cycle_ _Disclaimer: This message is for information purposes only and is not intended to be distributed to any third party. It does not construe as an offer/a solicitation/a recommendation to buy/sell any stocks. Please consult your own independent adviser(s) before investing in any stocks and no responsibility or liability can be accepted for any loss or damage that may arise from the reliance of this message. The information herein constitutes our findings as of this date and is subject to change without notice._

*AmEquities* – 12 Aug 2026 Retail Research *Stock on Radar* *FOUNDPAC GROUP* (5277) Shariah Compliant: Yes Entry       : RM0.45–RM0.47 Target      : RM0.50, RM0.55 Exit         : RM0.405 _Disclaimer: This message is for information purposes only and is not intended to be distributed to any third party. It does not construe as an offer/a solicitation/a recommendation to buy/sell any stocks. Please consult your own independent adviser(s) before investing in any stocks and no responsibility or liability can be accepted for any loss or damage that may arise from the reliance of this message. The information herein constitutes our findings as of this date and is subject to change without notice._

*AmEquities* – 12 Aug 2026 Retail Research *Daily Trade Statistics* _(Source: Bursa Malaysia)_ 7 August 2026, Friday Trade Statistics | Participation: Volume traded 3.56bil Value traded RM3.47bil Retail: +RM54.91m | 29.9% Institution: +RM183.10m | 43.9% Foreign: -RM238.01m | 26.2% 10 August 2026, Monday Trade Statistics | Participation: Volume traded 3.49bil Value traded RM2.56bil Retail: -RM53.64m | 35.5% Institution: +RM106.41m | 37.9% Foreign: -RM52.77m | 26.6% 11 August 2026, Tuesday Trade Statistics | Participation: Volume traded 3.44bil Value traded RM2.94bil Retail: +RM163.24m | 30.8% Institution: +RM8.17m | 36.0% Foreign: -RM171.41m | 33.2%

*AmEquities* –12 Aug 2026 Retail Research *Corporate News* _(Source: The Edge)_ *Mr DIY Group (M) Bhd* reported a 15.2% drop in its net profit for the second quarter ended June 30 (2QFY2026), to RM134.41 million from RM158.58 million in 2QFY2025, due to increased costs. *Scicom (MSC) Bhd* saw its shares hit a nine-year high, extending year-to-date gains to 60%. *Handal Energy Bhd* expects to release its 2025 annual report and financial statements by Oct 15, 15 days before its final deadline. *Cypark Resources Bhd* secured feed-in tariff approval to increase the capacity of its waste-to-energy (WTE) plant in Port Dickson from the Sustainable Energy Development Authority. *HE Group Bhd* has accepted a letter of intent to undertake RM47 million worth of electrical works for a data centre in Johor. *SD Guthrie Bhd* is selling 556.96 acres of land in Kulai to Sime Darby Property Bhd for RM418.5 million after receiving no proposals for a joint industrial park development on the site since May 2025, due to the land being zoned for residential use. *SD Guthrie* also reported that its net profit almost doubled for its quarter ended June 30 (2QFY2026), rising to RM987 million from RM505 million in the same quarter last year. *Yoong Onn Corporation Bhd*’s 60%-owned subsidiary, TC Homeplus Pte Ltd, appointed subcontractor Precise Development Pte Ltd to build a S$13.16 million (about RM41.18 million) four-storey industrial building in Singapore. *West River Bhd* secured a RM22.56 million subcontract to carry out electrical works at a data centre in Johor with an undisclosed entity. _Disclaimer: This message is for information purposes only and is not intended to be distributed to any third party. It does not construe as an offer/a solicitation/a recommendation to buy/sell any stocks. Please consult your own independent adviser(s) before investing in any stocks and no responsibility or liability can be accepted for any loss or damage that may arise from the reliance of this message. The information herein constitutes our findings as of this date and is subject to change without notice._

*AmEquities* – 12 Aug 2026 Retail Research *AmBreakfast Note* *FBM KLCI* down 0.23% to close at 1,731.46. We maintained the support level at *1,655* and the resistance level at *1,770*. Trading volume slipped to 3.44bil (3.49bil previously), while trading value was RM2.94bil (RM2.56bil previously). Market breadth turned negative (562 gainers vs 581 losers). Sectors across the board closed mixed with healthcare (+1.2%), energy (+1.0%) while plantation (-0.4%). *Asian equities* closed mixed as persistent US-Iran tensions and uncertainty over the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz kept investors cautious. Japan and South Korea gained, while Hong Kong and mainland China declined. Brent crude neared US$89 a barrel as the shipping bottleneck persisted, raising concerns over inflation and corporate margins across energy-importing Asian economies. *U.S. markets* fell for a second straight session as fading hopes of a quick Strait of Hormuz reopening weighed on sentiment. The S&P 500 and Dow slipped 0.3%, while the Nasdaq fell 0.6%. Oil prices remained volatile, with Brent crude gaining 1.4% to US$88.91 a barrel amid ongoing US-Iran tensions and supply disruption concerns. *Today’s Report(s) / Note(s)* *Construction* (OVERWEIGHT) Private Capex Extends the Upcycle *Technical Strategy* - Follow the Tech, Find the Cousins *Stock on Radar*: FoundPac Group *Malaysia* KLCI: 1,731.46 (-3.91, -0.2%) FBM Small Cap: 16,167.17 (+0.2%) *Global Markets* Dow: 53,791.85 (-184.13, -0.3%) S&P 500: 7,728.21 (-0.3%) NASDAQ: 26,445.45 (-0.6%) Europe STOXX 600: 660.52 (+0.0%) Hang Seng: 25,652.82 (-1.1%) Nikkei 225: 66,970.00 (+2.1%) Straits Times: 5,754.18 (+1.0%) Brent Crude Oil: 88.91 (+1.4%) FCPO: 4,748 (+0.5%) USD/MYR: 4.0900 (+0.0%) _Disclaimer: This message is for information purposes only and is not intended to be distributed to any third party. It does not construe as an offer/a solicitation/a recommendation to buy/sell any stocks. Please consult your own independent adviser(s) before investing in any stocks and no responsibility or liability can be accepted for any loss or damage that may arise from the reliance of this message. The information herein constitutes our findings as of this date and is subject to change without notice._

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*AmEquities* – 11 Aug 2026 Retail Research *Stock on Radar* *CNERGENZ* (0246) Shariah Compliant: Yes Entry       : RM0.65–RM0.67 Target      : RM0.75, RM0.80 Exit         : RM0.59 _Disclaimer: This message is for information purposes only and is not intended to be distributed to any third party. It does not construe as an offer/a solicitation/a recommendation to buy/sell any stocks. Please consult your own independent adviser(s) before investing in any stocks and no responsibility or liability can be accepted for any loss or damage that may arise from the reliance of this message. The information herein constitutes our findings as of this date and is subject to change without notice._

*AmEquities* – 11 Aug 2026 Retail Research *Daily Trade Statistics* _(Source: Bursa Malaysia)_ 6 August 2026, Thursday Trade Statistics | Participation: Volume traded 3.20bil Value traded RM2.88bil Retail: +RM24.51m | 29.6% Institution: +RM150.82m | 43.4% Foreign: -RM175.33m | 27.0% 7 August 2026, Friday Trade Statistics | Participation: Volume traded 3.56bil Value traded RM3.47bil Retail: +RM54.91m | 29.9% Institution: +RM183.10m | 43.9% Foreign: -RM238.01m | 26.2% 10 August 2026, Monday Trade Statistics | Participation: Volume traded 3.49bil Value traded RM2.56bil Retail: -RM53.64m | 35.5% Institution: +RM106.41m | 37.9% Foreign: -RM52.77m | 26.6%

*AmEquities* –11 Aug 2026 Retail Research *Corporate News* _(Source: The Edge)_ *Hextar Retail*: Major shareholders Datuk Ong Choo Meng and Ong Kook Liong made a conditional voluntary takeover offer at 43 sen per share, a 7.5% premium to the latest closing price. They intend to keep the company listed on Bursa’s Main Market. *AME Elite Consortium*: Secured a contract to build a 220,000 sq ft manufacturing facility in Iskandar Puteri for Hyatech, as part of the latter’s US$70 million Southeast Asian expansion. *Hup Seng Industries*: 2QFY2026 net profit rose 21.5% YoY to RM10.34 million, supported by stronger biscuit sales and lower raw material costs. Export sales grew 14%, and the company declared a 1 sen interim dividend. *Well Chip Group*: 2QFY2026 net profit increased 15% YoY to RM23.93 million, driven by a 44.8% jump in pawnbroking revenue. It plans to open 12 new outlets in Melaka and Johor. *MN Holdings*: JV secured a RM122.3 million contract from TNB to install an underground power cable system between Tasek Gelugor and Bertam, broadening its infrastructure exposure beyond data centres. *Inta Bina Group*: Won a RM115.65 million housing project from Sime Darby Property, lifting YTD job wins to RM424 million and outstanding order book to about RM1.7 billion. *ITMAX System*: Received MCMC approval for a RM134.3 million Kota Kinabalu Smart City project involving communications infrastructure, smart surveillance and a Network Operation Command Centre. *Industronics*: Sued by substantial shareholder Bluemount Investment Fund over a loan agreement, with potential exposure of up to RM21.1 million. The company said the suit is not expected to affect daily operations. _Disclaimer: This message is for information purposes only and is not intended to be distributed to any third party. It does not construe as an offer/a solicitation/a recommendation to buy/sell any stocks. Please consult your own independent adviser(s) before investing in any stocks and no responsibility or liability can be accepted for any loss or damage that may arise from the reliance of this message. The information herein constitutes our findings as of this date and is subject to change without notice._

*AmEquities* – 11 Aug 2026 Retail Research *AmBreakfast Note* *FBM KLCI* down 0.02% to close at 1,735.37. We maintained the support level at *1,655* and the resistance level at *1,770*. Trading volume dropped to 3.49bil (3.56bil previously), while trading value was RM2.56bil (RM3.47bil previously). Market breadth turned positive (707 gainers vs 447 losers). Most sectors were positive, led by technology (+2.5%), energy (+1.0%) and utilities (+0.8%). *Asian equities* gained momentum following Wall Street’s record highs, with major regional benchmarks advancing on improved sentiment after softer-than-expected US labour data eased concerns over higher borrowing costs. Japan’s Nikkei 225 led gains, driven by strong rallies in technology and semiconductor stocks. *U.S. markets* edges lower after recent record highs. Major U.S. indexes pulled back modestly as the earnings-driven rally eased, while a 5% oil price surge on renewed Iran tensions and Strait of Hormuz concerns added pressure. Intel shares fell about 4% following plans for a US$15 billion stock offering, weighing on the technology sector. *Today’s Report(s) / Note(s)* *Petronas Chemicals* (HOLD, TP: RM4.80) Kertih back online *Plantation* (OVERWEIGHT) Inventory inches up to 2.6mil tonnes *Stock on Radar*: Cnergenz *Malaysia* KLCI: 1,735.37 (-0.38, -0.0%) FBM Small Cap: 16,133.56 (+1.4%) *Global Markets* Dow: 53,975.98 (-60.95, -0.1%) S&P 500: 7,753.12 (-0.1%) NASDAQ: 26,605.35 (-0.3%) Europe STOXX 600: 660.46 (+0.0%) Hang Seng: 25,937.49 (+1.1%) Nikkei 225: 66,970.00 (+2.1%) Straits Times: 5,698.44 (+1.1%) Brent Crude Oil: 87.72 (+5.0%) FCPO: 4,723 (+1.0%) USD/MYR: 4.0880 (+0.0%) _Disclaimer: This message is for information purposes only and is not intended to be distributed to any third party. It does not construe as an offer/a solicitation/a recommendation to buy/sell any stocks. Please consult your own independent adviser(s) before investing in any stocks and no responsibility or liability can be accepted for any loss or damage that may arise from the reliance of this message. The information herein constitutes our findings as of this date and is subject to change without notice._