Compare Bursa Malaysia Stocks Side by Side

Pick any two counters to see them on the same measures: Divvy score, trailing dividend yield, price-to-earnings, market cap and the dividend records behind the yield. The picker runs in the browser; below is the current top of the score table, so the page is useful before any script loads.

Highest-scoring stocks right now

StockCodePriceMarket capDiv yieldScore
KIP Real Estate Investment Trust5280RM 0.86RM 829.2m8.14%94
Scicom (MSC) Berhad0099RM 2.08RM 742.9m6.03%90
Binastra Corporation Berhad7195RM 2.66RM 2.90b3.32%80
Deleum Berhad5132RM 0.91RM 359.5m9.30%80
MBM Resources Berhad5983RM 4.79RM 1.88b16.28%78
RHB Bank Berhad1066RM 7.47RM 32.71b5.96%78
CapitaLand Malaysia Trust5180RM 0.55RM 1.85b7.87%78
AME Elite Consortium Berhad5293RM 1.29RM 827.3m10.08%77
KSL Holdings Berhad5038RM 2.51RM 2.68b2.71%76
Frontken Corporation Berhad0128RM 5.18RM 8.57b0.80%75
B.I.G. Industries Berhad7005RM 0.58RM 37.2m—75
Pintaras Jaya Berhad9598RM 1.22RM 202.4m4.92%75

What a comparison can and cannot settle

A comparison shows what the market pays for each business on the same date. It does not tell you which is better: the score measures reported profitability, valuation, balance sheet and income against each stock's sector template, so a bank is measured as a bank and a REIT as a REIT. Two stocks from different sectors are not scored on the same yardstick, and a higher score is not a forecast of return.

Where a stock has no value for a measure, the table shows a dash rather than a zero. A dash means the dataset holds no figure — see the methodology for which fields are reported where.

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