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Trades about 68% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Insas Berhad, an investment holding company headquartered in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, since its incorporation in 1961 (initially known as Paper Products (Malaya) Berhad until its rebranding in October 1987), conducts business across Malaysia, Singapore, and international markets. Its extensive portfolio includes a wide array of financial services such as stockbroking, corporate finance, advisory, share registration, and nominee agency. It also provides comprehensive investment management, encompassing securities trading and related financial instruments, alongside granting loans, offering credit and leasing options, and other financing activities. The company is deeply embedded in technology and manufacturing, covering telecommunications, electronic product manufacturing and trading, communication and networking solutions, and the sourcing of electronic components. This involvement extends to fabricating communication chips, performing die preparation, and engaging in the design, manufacturing, assembly, testing, and repair of semiconductor equipment, optoelectronic components, sensor modules, and systems. Furthermore, Insas produces wireless microwave and broadcast products, light-emitting diodes (LEDs), and optical fiber cable devices. Its technological footprint also includes research into optoelectronic devices, software and web application development, and the sale of mobile wireless and fixed-line broadband solutions with accompanying devices and peripherals. In the property sector, Insas is active in holding, letting, investing in, developing, and managing real estate, complemented by construction, landscaping, and renovation services. Its consumer-focused operations span being a wine merchant, processing and preserving meat products, running food and beverage establishments, and retailing and trading fashion wear, leather goods, and related products. Additional business segments include a range of logistics and support services such as goods delivery, courier services, corporate secretarial and project management, contract manufacturing, and various transportation services, including car and limousine rental, and the leasing of electric, motor vehicles, and trucks. The company also trades in computer, multimedia, and construction materials, and offers computer hardware dealing and maintenance.
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