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Sam Cloud

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The focus on smarter energy use is being taken further through the OCR D’Templer Huawei Smart Sustainable Living Campaign, under which OCR Templer Sdn Bhd and Huawei Technologies (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd have signed a memorandum of understanding to explore Huawei Smart PV and integrated digital power solutions for homeowners

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MIkey Chan

Residensi Begonia Phase 2 is coming next, plus another project at Jalan Alor later this year

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Yong Teck Ying

OCR-Huawei MoU is still an exploration stage, so execution matters. If the technology progresses into actual projects, it could provide a clearer indication of the commercial value for OCR

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Daren Ong

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Hopefully the Budget 2027 will have good news for property + construction sector

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Teh Yi Hao

Property sector sentiment really weak now so hope government stimulus can stir some life into their construction projects

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Andrew Ho

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Even though OCR recorded a small Loss Before Tax of RM0.47 million in Q2, the company still managed to achieve a Profit Before Tax of RM4.51 million for the first six months overall

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Alwyn Loo

finally clearing some of that debt burden makes the outlook look way more solid for a turnaround play

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Firash Ahmad

bila nak jalan Dan naik?

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ZH Low

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Although the loss making quarter, OCR is supported by strong government housing initiatives, including RM20 billion in SJKP guarantees, while Malaysia’s resilient economy and property market continue to support housing demand. With key projects such as Residensi Akasia, Stellar Damansara, and D’Templer Hilltop Residences progressing, OCR has a solid pipeline to drive future revenue and sustainable growth

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Tell me why

If OCR can actually execute those projects without hitting more delays, the government support might just be enough to pull them out

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MIkey Chan

D’Templer Hilltop Residences achieved an initial take-up rate of 80% for its Phase 1A btw

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Hoo Wei Lun

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That 18-month timeline for full sell-out barely moves the needle for their quarterly bottom line. Once you spread that revenue thin across six quarters, the margin contribution is basically peanuts for investors

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Solo Investor

Tunggu boss goreng now, since 5 sen wall waiting to break

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Jia Hao

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OCR Group Bhd has topped out its Residensi Akasia development in Shah Alam, with all 963 Rumah Selangorku (RSKU) units sold within 18 months of its launch.