Best-Scored Property Stocks on Bursa Malaysia

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Data as of 4 November 2026.

Divvy tracks 20 stocks in the Property sector. The median Divvy score across the 20 that carry one is 48, and 5 clear 70. 18 of the 20 have declared a dividend into the dataset. The highest is Binastra Corporation Berhad at 80.

A score of 70 is not a buy signal. It means the published figures grade well against other companies measured with the same template — and the template differs by business model, because a REIT and a contractor cannot be graded with one checklist.

What the Divvy Score Measures Here

Each factor becomes a 0-100 reading, is multiplied by its weight, and the pieces are summed; a macro adjustment of usually under five points is added on top. The weights for every template are on the methodology page, and how Divvy scores a stock walks three real scores through their factors line by line.

The Property Names Scoring 70 or Higher

# Code Stock Score P/E Yield Market cap
1 7195 Binastra Corporation Berhad 80 16.8 3.32% RM 2.90b
2 5038 KSL Holdings Berhad 76 6 2.71% RM 2.60b
3 5249 IOI Properties Group Berhad 73 9.3 1.91% RM 17.73b
4 6769 JKG Land Berhad 73 5.2 — RM 226.9m
5 8206 Eco World Development Group Berhad 72 13.4 4.26% RM 6.16b
6 5236 Matrix Concepts Holdings Berhad 62 9.8 4.20% RM 1.84b
7 2305 AYER Holdings Berhad 60 8.1 2.47% RM 580.1m
8 8583 Mah Sing Group Berhad 59 9.8 5.13% RM 2.34b
9 5827 Oriental Interest Berhad 54 5.4 5.00% RM 741.0m
10 5239 Titijaya Land Berhad 49 21.5 — RM 283.5m

The table is rebuilt from the current dataset on every build, so the prices and yields in it cannot go stale between refreshes. The score column is the composite out of 100.

The Names, One by One

1. Binastra Corporation Berhad (7195) — score 80

Ranks 1 of 5 in this sector and grades 80, 32 points above the sector median. It pays: 4 declared payments are on file, the most recent with an ex-date in 2026.

Every figure Divvy holds for Binastra Corporation Berhad

2. KSL Holdings Berhad (5038) — score 76

Ranks 2 of 5 in this sector and grades 76, 28 points above the sector median. It pays: 2 declared payments are on file, the most recent with an ex-date in 2026.

Every figure Divvy holds for KSL Holdings Berhad

3. IOI Properties Group Berhad (5249) — score 73

Ranks 3 of 5 in this sector and grades 73, 24 points above the sector median. It pays: 3 declared payments are on file, the most recent with an ex-date in 2026.

Every figure Divvy holds for IOI Properties Group Berhad

4. JKG Land Berhad (6769) — score 73

Ranks 4 of 5 in this sector and grades 73, 24 points above the sector median. It pays: 3 declared payments are on file, the most recent with an ex-date in 2024.

Every figure Divvy holds for JKG Land Berhad

5. Eco World Development Group Berhad (8206) — score 72

Ranks 5 of 5 in this sector and grades 72, 24 points above the sector median. It pays: 8 declared payments are on file, the most recent with an ex-date in 2026.

Every figure Divvy holds for Eco World Development Group Berhad

Just Below the Line

2 further property names land in the 60s: Matrix Concepts Holdings Berhad (5236) at 62, AYER Holdings Berhad (2305) at 60. Treat the cut-off as a reporting convenience, not a claim that a 69 is materially worse than a 70 — the composite moves a point or two on a single quarterly update.

How the Cut-Off Was Drawn

70 is the line the site itself uses: the score badge turns positive at 70, and the watchlist marks a stock active above it. The list is not rescreened by hand — it is rebuilt from the snapshot each time the dataset refreshes, so a name that falls below the line drops out of the table automatically.

What This List Cannot Tell You

The score is a photograph of published figures, not a forecast.

Where to Go Next

Dividend yield leaders · Sectors · Methodology