The ongoing Middle East conflict is not just an oil story — it is triggering a structural shift in global energy investment , with capital rotating toward energy security-driven sectors . Energy Crisis Exposes Structural Weakness The disruption of the Strait of Hormuz (≈20% of global oil flows) has reinforced a critical reality: energy dependence = geopolitical risk . As highlighted in the report , governments are no longer optimising for cost, they are prioritising energy independence and supply resilience . This marks a shift from “energy economics” to “energy security” , fundamentally changing investment flows. Clean Energy Becomes Strategic, Not Optional Rising oil prices and supply uncertainty have flipped the equation: Expensive oil → renewables become economically viable faster Supply risk → policy acceleration toward domestic energy sources This mirrors the post-Ukraine war shift in 2022 , but on a broader scale. Key Se...
RGB International Bhd (-ve)
Shares in RGB International Bhd (fundamental: 2.5/3, valuation: 1.8/3) saw some 54.6 million shares done last Friday, compared to its 200-day average volume of 6.91 million shares. It closed up 1 sen or 5% at 21 sen.
Since early October, RGB’s share price has been trending upward, gaining 4 sen or 23% since its close at 17 sen on Oct 4.
In its second quarter ended June 30, 2016, RGB reported a net profit of RM6.98 million, up 6% from RM6.56 million in the previous year’s corresponding quarter. Revenue gained 16% to RM58 million, from RM49.88 million.
Cumulatively, net profit for the first half of its financial year was 19% higher at RM12.91 million, compared with RM10.89 million in the previous year, while revenue climbed 29% year-on-year to RM114.09 million.
RGB’s price-to-net-asset-value stood at 1.51 times. It paid 1 sen per share in dividends for its financial year ended Dec 31, 2015.
Source: http://www.theedgemarkets.com/my/article/stock-momentum-rgb-international-0?type=Stock%20with%20Momentum
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