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(Kuala Lumpur, 5th report) UOB Kay Hian believes that Malaysian stocks will shine in 2026, and investors could benefit through seven key investment themes.
UOB Kay Hian analysts pointed out that Malaysian stocks are expected to make significant gains next year, reversing this year’s lackluster performance where they trailed behind most Asian and ASEAN markets. Investors can leverage these seven investment themes to capitalize on the anticipated upward momentum.
Firstly, the analyst noted that strong domestic demand for solar power and electricity infrastructure is expected to drive growth in the green energy and power infrastructure sectors.
Secondly, the strong performance of the ringgit has led analysts to note that this could reduce import costs for some consumer stocks while allowing companies with foreign currency debt to benefit from foreign exchange conversion.
"The Visit Malaysia Year 2026 is another key investment theme, with beneficiaries including the local food industry and food operators, as well as real estate investment trusts managing retail malls."
The analyst divided the technology sector, along with artificial intelligence (AI) and blockchain, into two distinct investment themes, noting that the overall tech sector benefits from trade diversion trends and the semiconductor growth cycle, while only a few specific stocks like ITMAX Systems $ITMAX (5309.MY)$ stand to gain from the AI and blockchain themes."
The development of Iskandar Special Zone 2.0 and data centers are the two additional key investment themes for 2026 proposed by the analyst, with these themes expected to benefit both construction contractors and information technology (IT) service providers simultaneously.
Moreover, the analyst specifically expressed a bearish outlook on glove stocks, assigning a negative rating to the sector...