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Trades about 16% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Matrix Concepts Holdings Berhad functions as an investment holding company with diversified interests spanning real estate development, building construction, educational services, and the hospitality sector. Its core activities include the creation of residential and commercial properties, alongside significant infrastructure developments. Furthermore, it manages and operates both private and international educational institutions. The company also extends its services to include healthcare, hotel operations management, and the running of clubhouses. Established in 1996, this Malaysian firm is headquartered in Seremban.
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