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Aaron Musk

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Elridge got potential but you must have steady hand because this kind of stock really need time to cook. Don't simply sell just because of small movement since the long term outlook looking quite solid for growth

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Susan Ong

luckily got collect some when it was around 80 cents

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Ghazaar Mohd

When a good stock pull back to a bargain price, must grab the chance

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Nubin Thapak

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Elridge is going to invest RM13 million to add four new palm kernel shell biomass production lines in Kuantan
https://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2026/07/03/elridge-to-invest-rm13mil-in-four-new-biomass-production-lines-in-kuantan

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YTDX

This expansion strategy confirm they want to scale up output and capture more market share from the biomass demand. Adding four lines for 13 million ringgit is solid move for long term growth if they can maintain the margins

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Kylie Tan

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B15 biodiesel mandate coming into effect will benefit Elridge too

https://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2026/06/11/b15-biodiesel-rollout-could-east-inflation-reduce-fiscal-burden---cgs-international

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Ghazaar Mohd

Nice one bro, you picked up on that

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Kylie Tan

anyway, the future for Elridge is positive, so this one is more for the long run

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ZH Low

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Elridge Energy says trade receivables to decline, no dividend plan for now

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James Talk

That lower trade receivables count confirm their cash flow management improve quite solid already. Still a bit sian they hoard the cash instead of paying out some dividend

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Lala King

at least the operational efficiency is legit, next quarter gt chance also

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Nubin Thapak

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Elridge is expected to start working with Thailand’s Berkana Power Co Ltd this year, supplying about 100,000 tonnes of palm kernel shells annually to them

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Susan Ong

Demand actually quite strong in places like Japan, Malaysia and Thailand, as more industries switch to lower-carbon fuel

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Ryan TCY

Elridge steady leh because their PKS demand confirm keep rising as these countries chase all that green energy transition. This one got strong potential to run further since the supply chain already locked in for long term