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For me, I like Dialog's business model whereby they focus on building assets and tank storage (midstream) which proved to be resilient even during this pandemic times.. Only EPCC (downstream) is affected, whilst their business are not affected by the fluctuations of crude oil price & risks are well managed.
As for growth catalysts, I believe there is a major shortage of petrochemicals to serve the South east Asia population.
(current commercial storage capacity of ~14 mil meter cube to cater for 3 bil population base)
In contrast to developed countries eg. Netherlands @ Rotterdam Port which is one of the largest petrochemical center of the world with independent storage capacity of ~30 mil meter cube to cater for 400mil population base - European counterpart
One can look into the Pengerang Deepwater Terminals & future phases in Johor.. not to mention, the geographically blessed location of Pengerang site
i like and hv dialog too... just dunno when it will pick up given all that we know now.As for growth catalysts, I believe there is a major shortage of petrochemicals to serve the South east Asia population.
(current commercial storage capacity of ~14 mil meter cube to cater for 3 bil population base)
In contrast to developed countries eg. Netherlands @ Rotterdam Port which is one of the largest petrochemical center of the world with independent storage capacity of ~30 mil meter cube to cater for 400mil population base - European counterpart
One can look into the Pengerang Deepwater Terminals & future phases in Johor.. not to mention, the geographically blessed location of Pengerang site
anyway, if thing get worse, shut down factories, everything incl RM will be screwed deep:
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Malaysia’s total trade expands by 48.7% y-o-y to RM170.9b in May 2021 — DOSM
Mohd Uzir also highlighted the expansion in exports was mainly driven by electrical and electronic products (RM8.1 billion), rubber products (RM3.6 billion) and Petroleum products (RM3 billion), among others.
https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/mala...-%E2%80%94-dosm
Mohd Uzir also highlighted the expansion in exports was mainly driven by electrical and electronic products (RM8.1 billion), rubber products (RM3.6 billion) and Petroleum products (RM3 billion), among others.
https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/mala...-%E2%80%94-dosm
Jun 28 2021, 12:52 PM

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