Analysts see MyEG as hidden gem poised to soar amid Covid-19 pandemic | Malay Mail

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KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 2 — While healthcare stocks are hogging investors’ attention amid the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, some analysts have expanded their focus to other stocks with strong upside potential. Foremost among them seems to be MyEG Services Bhd, the electronic government services...

Wednesday, 02 Sep 2020 03:27 PM MYT

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 2 — While healthcare stocks are hogging investors’ attention amid the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, some analysts have expanded their focus to other stocks with strong upside potential.Among the most bullish is CGS-CIMB Securities Sdn Bhd, which expects MyEG share price to rise by another 25 per cent within the next few months, with a RM1.80 target on a continued strong revenue stream from its foreign worker-related services.

Other analysts positive towards MyEG include MIDF Research, Kenanga Research and Rakuten Trade Research, indicating the stock “is on the verge of a potential breakout”. The government is now allowing employers to rehire foreign workers who have lost their jobs recently but are still residing in Malaysia with a legal working permit within the same sector, thus restoring a key revenue stream for MyEG.

 

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