MyEG’s Silent Revolution: A Hidden Goldmine or a Missed Opportunity?

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Over the past five years, MyEG has evolved from a government service provider into a regional tech-driven digital solutions company, diversifying revenue beyond government contracts.

2019-2021: Foundation & Pandemic Boost
MyEG built its business around e-Government services like road tax renewals and summons payments. The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated growth, as MyEG adapted by offering health screening and quarantine solutions.

2022: A Strategic Shift
To reduce reliance on government contracts, MyEG expanded into commercial services like car insurance, financing, and online marketplaces. These higher-margin businesses helped sustain profits despite the decline in pandemic-related revenue.

2023-2024: The Game Changer
MyEG entered the blockchain and Web3 space, launching Zetrix, a blockchain platform enabling cross-border trade and digital identity verification. This unlocked new revenue streams and expanded MyEG’s footprint into China and Southeast Asia.

Stock Price vs. Business Growth: A Gap?
The company’s revenue and earnings have grown steadily, but stock price volatility over the past three years raises questions.

As seen in the Fundamental Mapper, MyEG is borderline between the Gem and Goldmine quadrants. If business performance continues to improve while the stock price remains unchanged, it could shift into the Goldmine quadrant, signaling better investment potential.

Will the market eventually catch up with MyEG’s transformation?

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In the BN era, MyEG was the stock that pundits love to trade, as a proxy to the Msian Gov activities. It seemed to have changed much in the Anwar era that the company is pivoting via a name change. Is a name change to the "tune of the day" a red flag for a start?

MyEG (or Zetrix AG) was also once named in the court charges against one of the 2 current DPMs of Malaysia, not as an accomplice though.

Zetrix AI to file judicial review against Bursa over announcement breach penalty

PETALING JAYA: Zetrix AI Bhd, formerly known as MyEG Services Bhd, will seek a judicial review against Bursa Malaysia Securities Bhd over a penalty imposed on its seven directors in relation to three company announcements made two years ago.

Yesterday, Bursa fined Zetrix AI’s seven directors RM150,000 each for failing to ensure that three company announcements in 2023 were factual and accurate, breaching the main market listing requirements.

Bursa said Zetrix AI announced on July 7, 2023, among others, that a notification letter dated July 4, 2023 from the home ministry confirmed the finance ministry’s approval of the company’s appointment as the government revenue collection agent and extended its role as the provider of online services for the immigration department.

Bursa however said that the July 7 announcement was inaccurate, false and misleading as it was inconsistent with the contents of the July 4 letter.

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