Malaysian Holdings Deliver 80-148% Five-Year Investor Returns

Several Malaysian stocks have demonstrated substantial long-term share price growth, often exceeding broader market returns, driven by improvements in earnings per share (EPS) and company fundamentals. Ta Ann Holdings Berhad saw a 38% rise over five years with 26% EPS growth, although recent returns have slowed, reflecting cautious market sentiment. Harrisons Holdings (Malaysia) Berhad's share price rose 80% in five years, closely aligned with its 11% EPS growth, indicating stable investor sentiment. Mitrajaya Holdings Berhad transitioned from loss to profitability, achieving a 63% share price increase and an 80% total shareholder return over five years. Eastern & Oriental Berhad's share price surged 124% in five years with EPS growth marking its move to profitability, while Jaya Tiasa Holdings Berhad also moved from loss to profit, doubling its share price in five years with EPS growth supporting the surge. These cases highlight how market enthusiasm often parallels or exceeds EPS improvements, underscoring the importance of analyzing both earnings and market sentiment in stock selection.