WHICH TWENTY STOCKS ARE THE MOST UNDERVALUED RIGHT NOW?

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Singapore Stocks
Dear readers, amidst the lacklustre stocks markets environment, investors are looking for valued stocks. Will the list of the most undervalued stocks, each with a Price-to-Book ratio of less than one on the Singapore Stocks Markets be a good consideration?

1 Goodland Group Limited 0.415

2 Wing Tai Holdings Limited 0.415

3 Tuan Sing Holdings Limited 0.403

4 Hongkong Land Holdings Limited 0.401

5 Serial System Ltd 0.4

6 Hanwell Holdings Limited 0.4

7 Hosen Group Ltd. 0.38

8 GRP Limited 0.375

9 Fuji Offset Plates Manufacturing Ltd 0.375

10 Koh Brothers Group Limited 0.367

11 Willas-Array Electronics (Holdings) Limited 0.36

12 Huationg Global Limited 0.341

13 Lian Beng Group Ltd 0.339

14 Union Steel Holdings Limited 0.336

15 Chew's Group Limited 0.328

16 OUE Limited 0.324

17 Far East Group Limited 0.28

18 Hong Fok Corporation Limited 0.261

19 Indofood Agri Resources Ltd. 0.255

20 Southern Packaging Group Limited 0.248

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