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RHB Research Maintains 'Buy' Rating on Paramount

Loong Kok Wen, Senior Analyst, RHB Research

21-Aug-17 09:15

RHB Research Maintains 'Buy' Rating on Paramount

Despite 2Q17 net profit falling 38.6% year-on-year, Paramount's 1H17 new property sales have already surpassed 2016's total sales. Kok Wen also explains the rationale for RHB Research's target price of RM2.37 on the stock.


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