Osk Bhd (5053.KL) traded down -1.83 % during a 24 hours period ending at 04:53 PM Central Europe on Monday 26th. One Osk Bhd stock can currently be bought for about MYR 1.61 on popular exchanges. Current supply of Osk Bhd stocks is 3.1 bn. Osk Bhd has a current market capitalization of MYR 5 bn and approximately MYR 849.1 k worth of Osk Bhd was traded on exchanges in the last 24 hours. Since last month end, Osk Bhd has traded -14.81 % down. Simple moving average of last 200 days is at MYR 1.81. The highest price of past 52 weeks was recorded at MYR 2.14 on 10/25/2026. 52 weeks low was at MYR 1.36 on 10/25/2026.

Here is how related stocks have performed in the past 24 hours:

  • Genting Plantations Bhd (2291.KL) traded down -3.4 % and now trades at MYR 5.06. Genting Plantations Bhd has a market capitalisation of MYR 4.6 bn. Current price/earnings ratio for Genting Plantations Bhd is 14.89. Genting Plantations Bhd has attracted attention from analysts as part of a broader focus on plantation stocks’ earnings and dividend prospects. Public Investment Bank has given the company an “Outperform” rating, noting that its projected dividend yield is modest but stable and that earnings outlooks are comparatively steady. While the firm’s forward price‑to‑earnings ratio is expected to remain flat, analysts highlight that the company’s potential for capital appreciation lies in its target‑price upside relative to peers. Investors are weighing these factors against wider sector risks such as commodity‑price volatility, production costs and export dynamics. The overall assessment suggests that Genting Plantations offers a balanced proposition of income and modest growth, positioned within a group where some peers present higher upside potential.

  • Hong Leong Industries Bhd (3301.KL) traded up 1.12 % and now trades at MYR 16.5. Current market capitalisation for Hong Leong Industries Bhd is MYR 5.2 bn. Hong Leong Industries Bhd has a current price to earnings ratio of 8.97. Hong Leong Industries Bhd. saw a modest decline in its share price, falling about 1.2 percent in the week ending 21 October. The move mirrored a broader slide in the Malaysian market, where the benchmark KLCI slipped 1.6 percent. While the company’s stock underperformed the broader index, it remained in line with the overall market trend. No significant corporate announcement or earnings report was cited as a driver of the movement. The decline was described as part of a routine market fluctuation rather than a reaction to specific company news.

  • Scientex Bhd (4731.KL) traded up 0.86 % and now trades at MYR 3.58. Current market capitalisation for Scientex Bhd is MYR 5.5 bn. Scientex Bhd has a current price to earnings ratio of 8.86. On Monday, the Bursa Malaysia index opened modestly higher but later slipped as market sentiment was dampened by weaker overnight activity in the United States. Trading remained volatile, with more stocks declining than rising, and overall turnover stayed moderate. Among the companies highlighted, Scientex experienced a modest gain, while a number of other listed firms saw small declines or limited movement. Sector performance mirrored the broader market trend, with the financial services index falling, the industrial and energy segments showing slight increases, and the plantation sector also losing ground. Analysts noted that the market could continue to trade within a narrow range, reflecting a cautious outlook amid global oil price volatility and ongoing geopolitical concerns in West Asia.

  • Sarawak Oil Palms Berhad (5126.KL) traded up 0.97 % and now trades at MYR 5.19. Current market capitalisation for Sarawak Oil Palms Berhad is MYR 4.7 bn. Current price/earnings ratio for Sarawak Oil Palms Berhad is 10.1.

  • Genting Bhd (3182.KL) traded up 1.48 % and now trades at MYR 1.43. Current market capitalisation for Genting Bhd is MYR 5.3 bn. Genting Bhd has attracted investor attention as part of the broader plantation sector outlook. Analysts from Public Investment Bank have highlighted the company among a group of “Outperform” picks, noting its expected earnings improvement and dividend yield relative to peers. While Genting Plantations is projected to maintain a stable price‑to‑earnings ratio, its forward dividend yield remains moderate compared to leading plantation stocks. The company’s forecasted profitability is seen as supportive of a modest share‑price rise, with analysts estimating a potential upside in the mid‑30 percent range. This view aligns with a sector‑wide assessment that values earnings growth and dividend income against commodity‑price volatility and operational costs. The update reflects market expectations rather than definitive price targets.