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Company Analysis A–Z

An alphabetical directory of company analysis articles on The Accounting Investor.

This page serves as a simple A–Z index of all company-specific analysis published on The Accounting Investor.

Each article focuses on what the business actually does, how it makes money, and what the financial statements are really saying — so everyday Singapore investors can make more informed decisions.

Companies are listed alphabetically by name. As new write-ups are published, they will be added here. Bookmark this page for easy navigation.

How to Use This A–Z Directory

Scroll through the list below and click on the company name to open the full analysis. In each article, I typically cover:

  • Business model and key revenue drivers
  • Trends in revenue, profit, cash flow and leverage
  • Dividends, payout sustainability and balance sheet strength
  • Red flags, risks and accounting issues investors should be aware of

Company List (A–Z)

Listed alphabetically by company name. This section will expand over time as more companies are analysed.

  • AcroMeta Group - Q4'25 | 
  • Amplefield - Q4'25 | 
  • Bromat - Q4'25 | 
  • Casa Holdings - Q4'25 | 
  • Coliwoo Holdings - Q4'25 | 
  • Envictus International - Q4'25 | 
  • Goodland Group - Q4'25 | 
  • IHH Healthcare - Q4'25 | 
  • Jumbo Group - Q4'25 | 
  • Kimly - Q4'25 | 
  • LHN - Q4'25 | 
  • Marco Polo Marine - Q4'25 | 
  • Nam Lee Pressed Metal - Q4'25 | 
  • Net Pacific Financial Holdings - Q4'25 |
  • OneApex - Q4'25 | 
  • PNE Industries - Q4'25 | 
  • Sen Yue - Q4'25 | 
  • ThaiBev - Q4'25 | 
  • More companies will be added here from time to time as new analysis is published.
Important note:

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