In Dec 2025, CGS International put out a report titled "Make Singapore Great Again - Value Up A-Z Chart Book 2".

CGS 16stks12.25It offered a lineup of small mid-caps that rarely get analyst attention.


The team at CGS screened Singapore-listed companies trading below 10x P/E or 1x P/BV — basically, cheap and perhaps good. (See: From Obscurity to Opportunity: CGS Shines Light on 16 Low-Profile Stocks With Momentum Into 2026)

How have the 16 stocks done since?

Below, is a table of their performance and commentaries on selected stocks.



Name

Price @18 Dec 2025

Price@02 May 2026)

 Market Cap (S$m)

Profit/Loss

Acesian Partners

0.033

0.025

11.8

-24.2%

Addvalue Tech

0.063

0.143

526.7

+127.0%

Asian Pay TV Trust

0.102

0.087

157.2

-14.7%

Banyan Tree

0.620

0.620

537.9

0.0%

Beng Kuang Marine

0.280

0.485

111.7

+73.2%

Chasen Holdings

0.082

0.099

37.9

+20.7%

Duty Free Int.

0.081

0.073

87.5

-9.9%

GKE Corp

0.091

0.08

68.7

-12.2%

Hafary Holdings

0.500

0.475

204.5

-5.0%

Kencana Agri

0.280

0.540

155.0

92.9%

King Wan

0.053

0.050

38.4

-5.7%

Ley Choon Group

0.074

0.103

155.1

+39.2%

Nam Lee Pressed Metal

0.630

0.715

173.1

+13.5%

Sing Investments

1.580

1.62

383.0

+2.5%

Thakral

1.620

1.870

239.1

+15.4%

XMH

1.570

2.250

246.7

+43.3%

 

Addvalue Technologies (+127%)

Addvalue is the clear leader in this portfolio.

The stock’s ascent was fueled by a surge in new orders within the satellite communication terminal sector, including contracts worth nearly $3 million from key regional clients.

This growth has propelled its market capitalization to over S$527 million.

Beng Kuang Marine (+73%)

Beng Kuang Marine has also proved to be a super stock. 

YongJuinnRun BengKuangYong Juinn Run, CEO, Beng Kuang Marine: Has more than 30 years of experience in corporate and commercial banking. 
• Ex-CEO of CIMB Group Commercial Banking
• Ex-Business Head for Global Enterprise Banking at OCBC.

It recently proposed acquiring the remaining equity interest in Asian Sealand Offshore & Marine (ASOM), which is seen as a huge positive by analysts.

Beng Kuang will be able to fully consolidate ASOM's high-margin, recurring revenues and earnings, which will provide a significant structural boost to the group's overall profitability and cash generation.

ASOM services 19 Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO/FSO) vessels across seven countries.

It benefits from recurring, compliance-driven maintenance that operators are contractually obligated to perform.

XMH Holdings (+43%)

XMH Holdings is a high-momentum performer supported by a robust 23% increase in net profit for 1HFY26 to S$15.5 million, driven by contributions from its business of supplying standby generator sets to data centres.

XMH has continued to see significant insider buying by its Chairman and MD.

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Chasen Holdings (+21%)

The stock price of Chasen Holdings, which completed a five-storey logistics hub in Jurong in 2025, has seen a fresh burst of speed for unknown reason.

It reported in Nov 2025 that it had secured S$70 million worth of projects.

The market capitalization of this relocation and logistics player has increased to S$37.9 million, still a micro-cap.



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