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Misc Bhd (MISC) Earnings: 3Q Net Income Hits 541.8M Ringgit with Strong EPS of 12.1 Sen

By | Earnings Alerts
  • MISC Bhd reported a net income of 541.8 million ringgit for the third quarter.
  • The company’s revenue for the same period stood at 2.80 billion ringgit.
  • Earnings per share (EPS) were recorded at 12.1 sen.
  • Market analysts’ consensus includes 12 buy ratings and 3 hold ratings, with no sell ratings.

A look at Misc Bhd Smart Scores

FactorScoreMagnitude
Value3
Dividend4
Growth3
Resilience3
Momentum4
OVERALL SMART SCORE3.4

Smart Score is a compound score for the Company indicating its overall outlook. It is derived by taking an equally weighted average of underlying Factor scores computed by Smartkarma

Based on Smartkarma Smart Scores, Misc Bhd has a promising long-term outlook. With a solid Dividend score of 4 and Momentum score of 4, the company demonstrates strength in both rewarding investors through dividend payouts and showing positive stock price momentum. Additionally, its Value, Growth, and Resilience scores all sit at a respectable 3, indicating a balanced performance across these important factors. Overall, this suggests that Misc Bhd is well-positioned for future growth and stability.

Misc Bhd, the owner of ships and provider of shipping and related services, has a diversified business model encompassing trucking, warehousing, forwarding services, and container-related operations through its subsidiaries. The company also engages in trucking and launch operations. The combination of its strong Dividend and Momentum scores, along with decent Value, Growth, and Resilience scores, underlines Misc Bhd‘s potential to deliver value to investors while maintaining operational stability in the long run.


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Want Want (151) Earnings: 1H Net Income Falls Short of Estimates

By | Earnings Alerts
  • Want Want China reported a net income of 1.72 billion yuan for the first half of the year, falling short of the estimated 1.95 billion yuan, representing a 7.8% decrease year-over-year.
  • Company revenue was reported at 11.11 billion yuan, which is a 2.1% increase compared to the prior year, but slightly below the 11.22 billion yuan anticipated.
  • The gross margin decreased to 46.2% from the previous year’s 47.3%, missing the estimated 46.8%.
  • Capital expenditure significantly rose by 84% year-over-year, reaching 662.0 million yuan.
  • The dairy products and beverages segment contributed approximately 53% to the total revenue, with a slight decline of 1.1% in revenue year-over-year.
  • The rice crackers segment saw a modest revenue growth of 3.5% year-over-year, accounting for a significant portion of the company’s income.
  • Revenue from snack foods surged by 7.7% compared to the same period in the previous financial year, indicating strong performance in this segment.
  • Analyst recommendations include 11 buy ratings, 7 hold ratings, and 2 sell ratings.

A look at Want Want Smart Scores

FactorScoreMagnitude
Value2
Dividend3
Growth4
Resilience4
Momentum3
OVERALL SMART SCORE3.2

Smart Score is a compound score for the Company indicating its overall outlook. It is derived by taking an equally weighted average of underlying Factor scores computed by Smartkarma

Want Want China Holdings Limited, a company that manufactures rice crackers, snack food, beverages, and packing materials primarily in China and Taiwan, has received a mixed outlook based on the Smartkarma Smart Scores. With a Growth score of 4 and a Resilience score of 4, the company seems to have favorable prospects for expanding its operations and withstanding economic challenges. However, its Value score of 2 indicates that the stock may not be considered undervalued. The Dividend and Momentum scores, both at 3, suggest moderate performance in terms of dividend payouts and market momentum.

In summary, Want Want shows potential for growth and resilience in the long term according to the Smartkarma Smart Scores. Despite being valued at a medium level and showing average momentum in the market, the company’s strong focus on growth and ability to weather uncertainties may position it well for future success.


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Top 10 Highlights from the APAC PE, VC and Startup Ecosystem this Week – 23 Nov 2025

By | Private Markets, Smartkarma Newswire

Top ten highlights from the APAC PE, VC, and startup ecosystem this week:

  1. Venture Capital Standstill: DPI vs IRR – Investors are now focusing on DPI as the new metric for success in venture capital, emphasizing the importance of cash flow over outsized returns.
  2. Market Stagnation in 2025: The Southeast Asian market has not entered a new cycle, leading to investor unease due to governance lapses in startups.
  3. Private Equity-Backed IPO Revival: Deloitte’s report shows a resurgence in Southeast Asia’s IPO market, with average deal sizes and proceeds increasing despite a decrease in the number of new listings.
  4. Kredivo’s Fundraising Plans: The Indonesian digital credit provider and unicorn is exploring a new funding round to provide liquidity for early backers.
  5. DELOS and Alami Funding Success: Despite sector challenges, Indonesian startups DELOS and Alami have secured fresh funding.
  6. Telkom Indonesia’s Healthcare Divestment: The sale of AdMedika, Telkom Indonesia’s healthcare subsidiary, is in advanced stages and expected to fetch $80-100 million.
  7. B.Grimm Pharma Stake Sale: Thailand’s B.Grimm Pharma is considering selling a stake in a major M&A deal in the country’s pharmaceutical sector.
  8. Moon Technologies Funding: Singapore-based healthtech startup Moon Technologies raises $2.6 million in its latest funding round.
  9. ThinkZone’s Investment in Sunny Days Piano: Vietnam’s ThinkZone invests in Sunny Days Piano, marking the first investment from its new fund.
  10. World Bank’s Financial Support: The IFC proposes investments in Evolution Data Centres, sustainability-linked bonds in Thailand, and financing for solar power projects in Cambodia and India.

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