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Heineken Malaysia Bhd
KLSE:HEIM

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Heineken Malaysia Bhd
KLSE:HEIM
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Price: 22.98 MYR -0.09% Market Closed
Market Cap: 6.9B MYR

P/E

15.1
Current
13%
Cheaper
vs 3-y average of 17.3

Price to Earnings (P/E) ratio shows how much investors pay for each dollar of a company`s earnings. It`s calculated by dividing the company`s market value by its total earnings.

P/E
15.1
=
Market Cap
MYR7.4B
/
Net Income
459.3m

Price to Earnings (P/E) ratio shows how much investors pay for each dollar of a company`s earnings. It`s calculated by dividing the company`s market value by its total earnings.

P/E
15.1
=
Market Cap
MYR7.4B
/
Net Income
459.3m

Valuation Scenarios

Heineken Malaysia Bhd is trading below its 3-year average

If P/E returns to its 3-Year Average (17.3), the stock would be worth MYR26.32 (15% upside from current price).

Statistics
Positive Scenarios
4/4
Maximum Downside
No Downside Scenarios
Maximum Upside
+22%
Average Upside
12%
Scenario P/E Value Implied Price Upside/Downside
Current Multiple 15.1 MYR22.98
0%
3-Year Average 17.3 MYR26.32
+15%
5-Year Average 18.4 MYR27.94
+22%
Industry Average 16.3 MYR24.75
+8%
Country Average 15.5 MYR23.62
+3%

Forward P/E
Today’s price vs future net income

Today's Market Cap Net Income Forward P/E
MYR7.4B
/
Jan 2026
459.3m
=
15.1
Current
MYR7.4B
/
Dec 2026
482.5m
=
15.4
Forward
MYR7.4B
/
Dec 2027
503.7m
=
14.8
Forward
MYR7.4B
/
Dec 2028
521m
=
14.3
Forward

Forward P/E shows whether today’s P/E still looks high or low once future net income are taken into account.

Market Distribution

In line with most companies in Malaysia
Percentile
48th
Based on 500 companies
48th percentile
15.1
Low
0.1 — 10.9
Typical Range
10.9 — 23.6
High
23.6 —
Distribution Statistics
Malaysia
Min 0.1
30th Percentile 10.9
Median 15.5
70th Percentile 23.6
Max 227 361.7

Heineken Malaysia Bhd
Glance View

Market Cap
6.9B MYR
Industry
Beverages

In the tropical heart of Southeast Asia, Heineken Malaysia Bhd stands as a keystone in the country’s dynamic beverage industry. As a subsidiary of Heineken N.V., it carries forth a legacy of brewing excellence deeply rooted in Malaysia's diverse culture and vibrant markets. The company, originally established as Guinness Anchor Berhad in 1965, underwent a significant transformation in 2015, adopting the Heineken brand to better reflect its global pedigree and aspirations. Operating out of its state-of-the-art facilities in Petaling Jaya, Heineken Malaysia crafts a wide portfolio of products that include world-renowned brands like Heineken, Tiger Beer, and Guinness, along with a variety of local and regional brews. By leveraging its strategic marketing and innovative product placements, the company caters to a broad spectrum of consumers, ranging from mainstream beer enthusiasts to niche markets craving craft and premium selections. Heineken Malaysia’s financial engine thrives on a robust distribution system that crisscrosses urban and rural landscapes, ensuring its brews reach every corner of the nation. Its revenue model is deeply entwined with both on-trade and off-trade channels, capitalizing on a network of pubs, sports bars, and retail outlets which form the backbone of Malaysia’s social fabric. By enmeshing itself into the daily lives of its consumers, through sponsorship of events and strategic partnerships, Heineken Malaysia not only fosters brand loyalty but also drives consistent sales growth. Furthermore, the company is proactive in embracing sustainability practices—integrating environmental stewardship into its business processes—which makes it not just a purveyor of beverages but a forward-thinking entity contributing to a circular economy. This pragmatic blend of tradition, innovation, and sustainability ensures Heineken Malaysia is well-positioned to quench the thirst of future generations while fostering economic growth.

HEIM Intrinsic Value
25.16 MYR
Undervaluation 9%
Intrinsic Value
Price MYR22.98
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