3 Asian Penny Stocks With Market Caps Up To US$600M

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Overview: Jiumaojiu International Holdings Limited operates Chinese cuisine restaurant brands across several countries, including China, Singapore, Canada, Malaysia, the United States, Thailand and Indonesia with a market cap of HK$4.08 billion.

Operations: The company’s revenue is primarily generated from its Tai Er segment with CN¥4.41 billion, followed by Song Hot Pot at CN¥894.97 million and Jiu Mao Jiu at CN¥546.18 million.

Market Cap: HK$4.08B

Jiumaojiu International Holdings, with a market cap of HK$4.08 billion, primarily generates revenue from its Tai Er segment (CN¥4.41 billion). Despite recent dividend announcements, the company faces challenges with declining profit margins at 0.9% compared to 7.6% last year and negative earnings growth of -87.7%. However, it maintains financial resilience through more cash than total debt and operating cash flow covering debt by 257.2%. The board is experienced with an average tenure of 4.3 years, though management is relatively new at 1.8 years on average, which may impact strategic continuity amidst high volatility reduction from 11% to 6%.

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Overview: Q & M Dental Group (Singapore) Limited is an investment holding company that offers private dental healthcare services across Singapore, Malaysia, China, and internationally, with a market cap of S$439.94 million.

Operations: The company’s revenue primarily comes from its core dental business, which generated S$176.77 million.

Market Cap: SGD439.94M

Q & M Dental Group (Singapore) Limited, with a market cap of S$439.94 million, primarily derives revenue from its dental services, reporting S$176.77 million in sales. Recent earnings showed a decline in net income to SGD 3.86 million for the half year ended June 2025, down from SGD 9.65 million the previous year. The company recently completed a SGD 130 million fixed-income offering at a rate of 3.95%, enhancing its financial flexibility despite lower profit margins and negative earnings growth over the past year. While short-term liabilities are well covered by assets, long-term liabilities remain uncovered by current assets.

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Companies discussed in this article include SEHK:721 SEHK:9922 and SGX:QC7.

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