Trading ideas: Public Bank, DNeX, Food Life, Master TEC, MN, Guocoland, Capital A, Kobay, LGMS, Pharmaniaga, Scientex

KUALA LUMPUR: Here is a recap of the announcements that made headlines in Corporate Malaysia.
Public Bank ordered to pay RM90mn in damages to the National Feedlot Corporation for confidentiality breach.
Dagang Nexchange Bhd has secured a RM103.8mn contract from the government to continue providing support for the Integrated Government Financial and Management Systems over a period of 60 months.
Food Life Sdn Bhd a wholly-owned subsidiary of Farm Price Holdings Berhad, has entered into agreements to acquire assets and a business from Hong Yun Vegetables and Fruits Sdn Bhd, as well as assets from D & D Sinma 8888 Univeg Trading for a total of RM4.5mn in cash.
Master TEC Group Bhd has entered into a MoU with Yangtze (Jiangsu) Marine Technology Company Limited to explore collaboration on high-specification and next-generation cable solutions for Malaysia's growing power infrastructure market.
MN Holdings Bhd has secured a RM39.6mn contract for the expansion of the electrical supply system for a cable landing station located at a data centre in southern Peninsular Malaysia.
Guocoland (Malaysia) Bhd said the group faces a net financial impact of RM5.5mn following an arbitration ruling against its wholly owned subsidiary over a disputed project termination.
The CEO of Capital A Group, Tan Sri Tony Fernandes, said on Wednesday the owner of AirAsia is in talks to buy 50 to 70 Airbus A321XLR jets in coming months, but that the first priority is to complete the group's restructuring.
Kobay Technology Bhd plans to reallocate RM20.7mn — part of the funds originally set aside for its aluminium business expansion — to develop manufacturing services for the electronic and electrical sector.
LGMS Bhd is seeking a transfer of its shares to the Main Market of Bursa Malaysia from the ACE Market.
Pharmaniaga Bhd said it will continue to stay in the black for the FY2025 after making a turnaround last year, according to its managing director Zulkifli Jafar. The group is targeting to deliver FY2025 revenue of RM4bn a profit after tax of RM60mn.
Scientex Bhd saw its net profit slip over 5% to RM123.9mn in 3QFY25 as the improved operating profit at its property segment was more than offset by a weaker packaging division.

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