The season in numbers
The 10 biggest falls
Hollow dot = score before, filled dot = score after. The ticks are the 40 (Okay) and 80 (Strong) lines. Under each stock: the measures that moved it.
- PropertyNew figures
- 4-Year Profit Growth Strong → Weak
- Free Cash Flow Strong → Weak
- PEG Ratio Strong → Weak
- +10 more
- TechnologyNew figures
- Return on Equity (ROE) Strong → Weak (27.11% → -16.2%)
- 4-Year Profit Growth Strong → Weak
- Net Profit Margin Strong → Weak (30.94% → -24.2%)
- +7 more
- PropertyNew figures
- 4-Year Profit Growth Strong → Weak
- Net Profit Margin Strong → Weak (26.18% → -16.47%)
- Free Cash Flow Strong → Weak
- +7 more
- PropertyNew figures
- 4-Year Profit Growth Strong → Weak
- Dividend Quality Strong → Weak
- P/E Ratio Strong → Weak (8.9× → -4.46×)
- +6 more
- ConstructionNew figures
- 4-Year Profit Growth Strong → Weak
- Free Cash Flow Strong → Weak
- PEG Ratio Strong → Weak
- +5 more
- ConstructionNew figures
- Return on Equity (ROE) Strong → Weak (20.31% → 7.41%)
- 4-Year Profit Growth Strong → Weak
- P/E Ratio Strong → Weak (5.87× → 32.18×)
- +7 more
- Consumer Products & ServicesNew figures
- Dividend Quality Strong → Weak
- Free Cash Flow Strong → Weak
- PEG Ratio Strong → Weak (0.81 → 11.41)
- +8 more
- TechnologyNew figures
- Dividend Quality Strong → Weak
- P/E Ratio Strong → Weak (8.59× → -47.35×)
- Earnings Consistency Strong → Weak
- +3 more
- TechnologyNew figures
- Interest Coverage Strong → Weak (298× → -83.78×)
- Operating Cash Flow Strong → Weak
- Return on Equity (ROE) Okay → Weak (10.02% → -29.85%)
- +4 more
- Consumer Products & ServicesNew figures
- 4-Year Profit Growth Strong → Weak
- PEG Ratio Strong → Weak
- Return on Equity (ROE) Okay → Weak (12.2% → 3.72%)
- +6 more
Inside the biggest fall: HUAYANG, 62 → 17
13 measures changed band, across 5 of 5 pillars. One bad number moves a score a little. A fall this big means many measures turned at once.
A big fall is a question, not an answer. The score says the latest numbers got weaker. It can't say whether the company will recover.
The 10 biggest rises
The top climber, ENRA, went from 18 to 43: from Weak to Okay in one quarter.
- EnergyNew figures
- 4-Year Revenue Growth Weak → Strong
- Current Ratio Weak → Strong (0.89× → 1.68×)
- Return on Equity (ROE) Weak → Okay (-89.99% → 18.58%)
- +5 more
- Industrial Products & ServicesNew figures
- 4-Year Profit Growth Weak → Strong
- PEG Ratio Weak → Strong
- Net Profit Margin Weak → Okay (3.41% → 5.34%)
- +3 more
- TechnologyNew figures
- Quarterly Momentum Weak → Strong
- Free Cash Flow Weak → Strong
- Asset Turnover Trend (4yr) Weak → Strong (-16.33 → 83.72)
- +4 more
- ConstructionNew figures
- 4-Year Profit Growth Weak → Strong
- PEG Ratio Weak → Strong
- Return on Equity (ROE) Okay → Strong (10% → 24.97%)
- +6 more
- Real Estate Investment TrustsNew figures
- 4-Year Profit Growth Weak → Strong
- PEG Ratio Weak → Strong
- Return on Equity (ROE) Okay → Strong (8.13% → 17.43%)
- +2 more
- PlantationNew figures
- Inventory vs Sales (4yr) Weak → Strong (12.59 → -0.67)
- Return on Equity (ROE) Weak → Okay (6.45% → 9.27%)
- Net Profit Margin Okay → Strong (13.63% → 17.79%)
- +2 more
- TechnologyNew figures
- P/E Ratio Weak → Strong (21.63× → 10.82×)
- Quarterly Momentum Weak → Okay
- Dividend Quality Weak → Okay
- PropertyNew figures
- PEG Ratio Weak → Strong (0 → 0.01)
- 4-Year Profit Growth Okay → Strong
- Net Profit Margin Okay → Strong (35.36% → 28.75%)
- +2 more
- Industrial Products & ServicesNew figures
- Free Cash Flow Weak → Strong
- Operating Cash Flow Weak → Okay
- Inventory vs Sales (4yr) Weak → Okay (16.97 → 3.08)
- +1 more
- PropertyNew figures
- Quarterly Momentum Weak → Strong
- Net Profit Margin Weak → Okay (3.69% → 6.12%)
- Debt-to-Equity Weak → Okay (1.19× → 0.94×)
- +1 more
Which sectors got better, which got worse
Average score change per sector, worst at the top. Red = the sector's scores fell on average, green = they rose.
Sectors with fewer than 10 scored stocks are left out: one stock swings their average too much.
What moved the scores
Every time a measure crossed a band line, for every stock. The 6 that changed most:
Of the 454 stocks that moved, 362 moved on the company's new figures and 92 on the share price alone. The biggest price-only move: YTL Power, −9.
New figures the company's own numbers changed · Price move only the price pushed P/E or P/B across a line
Lines crossed
A score of 80+ is Strong, below 40 is Weak. These stocks changed status this season:
FAQ
HUAYANG 62 → 17, NEXG 79 → 42, SBCCORP 62 → 27, SDRED 66 → 36, IJM 70 → 43. 28 stocks fell 10 points or more.
ENRA 18 → 43, LBALUM 62 → 81, WTS 19 → 37, AME 69 → 84, AMEREIT 68 → 83. 13 stocks rose 10 points or more.
Property: on average -1.3 points, with 30 of 93 stocks lower and 22 higher. Energy did best, +1.0 on average. Sectors with fewer than 10 scored stocks are left out.
503 of 957 stocks kept exactly the same score. A score only changes when a measure crosses a band line (for example Okay to Weak). Most companies' new quarter moved their numbers a little, but not across a line.
The Price Fairness measures (P/E, P/B, PEG, dividend yield) use today's share price. A price move can push one of them across a band line, for example P/B from 1.01 to 0.99, and the score moves while the business stays the same. Those rows are tagged "Price move".
No. It compares each stock's score after the results due 31 May 2026 with its score after the results due 30 Aug 2026, each at that day's share price, and was frozen on 9 Oct 2026. The live list, updated every week, is on the Score movers page.
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This article is educational content, not investment advice. A score change is a fact about the numbers, not a buy or sell signal. Always do your own research, or speak to a licensed financial adviser, before investing.