Bursa Malaysia Stock Sectors (October 2026)

Divvy splits the 150 Bursa Malaysia stocks in its bundled dataset into 11 sectors. Each sector hub lists every stock in it with the last price, market cap, dividend yield, P/E and Divvy score, so you can find income candidates sector by sector instead of paging through the whole market.

Sector table

SectorStocksMedian yieldMarket capWhat is in it
Financials135.53%RM 406.5bBanks, insurers, exchanges and asset managers listed on Bursa Malaysia.
REITs76.62%RM 20.0bMalaysian real estate investment trusts — income vehicles that distribute at least 90% of distributable income.
Property203.71%RM 39.6bProperty developers, real estate services and diversified property groups.
Technology143.90%RM 13.0bSemiconductor, electronics, software and IT services companies.
Consumer283.29%RM 30.7bFood, beverage, retail, automotive, apparel, leisure and household products.
Industrials453.48%RM 113.0bConstruction, manufacturing, packaging, logistics, aerospace and business services.
Energy89.62%RM 3.6bOil and gas services plus renewable energy developers.
Utilities33.98%RM 130.2bRegulated electricity and gas utilities.
Healthcare23.70%RM 201.7mPharmaceutical manufacturers and medical device makers.
Telecommunications12.84%RM 9.9bFixed and mobile network operators.
Plantation & Agriculture94.82%RM 42.0bPlantations, farm products and agricultural inputs.

Median yield counts only stocks that report a dividend yield, and each figure is computed from the bundled snapshot as of 2026-10-29. Market caps are shown in ringgit, with RM millions under a billion.

Largest stocks in the dataset

Market cap and yield are as reported in the bundle as of 2026-10-29; a dash means the dataset carries no value for that stock.

Yield leaderboard

Looking for income rather than a sector read? The highest dividend yield stocks on Bursa Malaysia page ranks every stock that reports a yield, with the indicative income on RM10,000 shown per row.

Data as of 2026-10-29. Divvy's pages are generated from the same snapshot the app uses; missing values are shown as a dash rather than estimated. Not investment advice.