Overview
CIMB Group Holdings Bhd is a large Malaysian banking group whose business spans everyday consumer finance, commercial banking and complex wholesale services. Its scale and diversified client base are reflected in a market capitalisation of 79.0B and trailing revenue of MYR 21.1B. The investment picture also includes a 5.19% dividend yield and a reported profit margin of 37.18%, balanced against a striking -110.00% revenue-growth figure that deserves careful scrutiny. For Australian investors, the key context is a regional bank exposed to credit demand, economic conditions and financial markets across its operating footprint.
CIMB Group Holdings is a Malaysian financial services group with consumer, commercial and wholesale banking operations. It serves individuals with lending, deposits, cards, wealth and related services; supports businesses with credit, trade finance and cash management; and provides larger clients with advisory, funding, treasury and transaction banking solutions. Digital ventures and group funding activities add to its mix. The group reported trailing revenue of MYR 21.1B and a market capitalisation of 79.0B.
Key facts
- Ticker
- 1023
- Exchange
- KLSE
- ISIN
- MYL1023OO000
- Sector
- Financial Services
- Industry
- Banks – Regional
- Country
- Malaysia
- Currency
- MYR
- Market cap
- 78.3B
- 52W low
- MYR 6.78
- 52W high
- MYR 8.51
Price and trend
- 52W range
- MYR 6.78 – MYR 8.51
- 50-day SMA
- MYR 7.88
- 200-day SMA
- MYR 7.89
Valuation
- P/E
- 9.95
- PEG
- 1.75
- EPS
- 0.73
- Dividend yield
- 5.46%
- Beta
- 0.13
CIMB’s supplied price-to-earnings ratio is 10.04, with a PEG ratio of 1.75 and EPS of MYR 0.73. These measures provide valuation context, but the unusually negative reported revenue growth makes the PEG ratio harder to interpret as a straightforward growth-adjusted gauge. The stock’s supplied 52-week range is MYR 6.78 to MYR 8.51; its 50-day and 200-day averages are both MYR 7.89, indicating closely aligned moving-average reference levels.
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Profitability and growth
- Revenue growth
- -110.00%
- Revenue TTM
- 21.1B
- Profit margin
- 37.18%
Analyst view
- Target price
- MYR 8.84
CIMB combines broad banking operations with a reported profit margin of 37.18% and a 5.19% dividend yield. Those figures sit alongside a sharply negative reported revenue-growth reading of -110.00%, which warrants attention when assessing the durability of earnings and distributions. The supplied beta of 0.132 indicates low measured sensitivity to the broader market, but does not remove the credit, economic and market risks inherent in banking.
Risks
CIMB’s performance is exposed to credit conditions and economic activity across its consumer, business and wholesale banking markets, as well as financial-market and treasury activity. The reported -110.00% revenue growth is a notable concern to investigate in context. Its 5.19% dividend yield is not assured, and valuation measures such as the PEG ratio should be treated cautiously alongside that negative growth reading.
FAQ
What does CIMB Group Holdings do?
CIMB is a Malaysian banking group serving individuals, small and mid-sized businesses, corporations and institutional clients. Its operations include consumer and commercial banking, wholesale banking, treasury and transaction services, alongside digital ventures and group funding activities.
What dividend profile does CIMB have?
The supplied figures show a dividend yield of 5.19% and a dividend per share of MYR 0.40. Yield can change with the share price, and dividends are not guaranteed.
How has CIMB’s revenue growth been reported?
The supplied revenue-growth figure is -110.00%, alongside trailing revenue of MYR 21.1B. That unusually large negative reading makes the growth picture a point to examine carefully rather than assume it represents a typical trend.
Where has CIMB traded over the past year?
Its supplied 52-week range is MYR 6.78 to MYR 8.51. The 50-day and 200-day moving averages are both around MYR 7.89, so the two trend references are closely aligned.
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