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Sapura Industrial Bhd
KLSE:SAPIND

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Sapura Industrial Bhd
KLSE:SAPIND
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Price: 0.83 MYR
Market Cap: 60.4m MYR
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Sapura Industrial Bhd
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Market Cap
60.4m MYR
Industry
Auto Components

Sapura Industrial Bhd.is an investment holding company, which engages in the provision of management services to its subsidiaries. The company is headquartered in Bandar Baru Bangi, Selangor. The firm's products include Engine, Transmission and Brake System, such as Intake Manifold and Cluth Release Fork; Module, such as Front Corner Module, Duplex Module and Rear Brake Assy, and Suspension System, such as Tapered Spring and Shock Absorber. The firm segments include Investment Holding, Manufacturing and Others. Investment Holding mainly provisions of corporate and management services for companies within the Company. Manufacturing segment comprising business units which can be sub-divided into three core areas: Precision Machining, Chassis and Modular Assembly and Hot & Cold Forming. Other segments consist of trading of automotive components for the replacement markets (REM) and provision of technical services for companies within the Group.

SAPIND Intrinsic Value
1.27 MYR
Undervaluation 35%
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