Eco World Development's land sale in Kulai for 281 million ringgit appears positive, CGS International analyst Lucas Tan and Chong Tjen-San say in a note. The move accelerates Eco World's fiscal 2026-2028 earnings growth and supports expectations that local developers are seeing higher data center enquiries, they say. The sale of 49.6 acres marks its fifth data center-linked land deal in two years. The premium pricing of 130 ringgit per square foot signals strong demand from regional data center operators and highlights Eco World's ability to unlock value from its industrial landbank, even amid a more cautious macro environment, they add. CGS maintains an add rating on Eco World and keeps target price at 2.62 ringgit. Shares are 0.5% higher at 2.11 ringgit.(yingxian.wong@wsj.com)
Eco World Development's Land Sale Drives Earnings Visibility — Market Talk
Eco World Development Group Bhd. on 6ix
Earlier from Eco World Development
- Eco World Development's Unit Terminates Proposed Acquisition Of Freehold Commercial Land In Ulu Langat
- Eco World Development Group Posts Qtrly Revenue 750.8 Million RGT
- Eco World Development's Unit Established Unrated Medium Term Notes Programme With Nominal Value 1.878 Bln RGT
- Eco World Development Group Bhd Says Unit To Acquire Parcel Of Land In Selangor For 82.2 Million RGT
- Eco World Development Posts Qtrly Profit Attributable Of 101.2 Million RGT
Later from Eco World Development
- Johor Properties Likely Gaining on Special Economic Zone Catalyst — Market Talk
- Malaysia Property Sector Could Stay Supported by Resilient Demand — Market Talk
- Industrial, Data Center Demand Likely Malaysian Property Sector's Key Anchors — Market Talk
- Eco World Development Posts Q2 Profit Attributable Of 129.1 MLN RGT
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