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Ongoing rotation from large cap to small and micro cap stocksSKS Technologies (ASX:SKS) well positioned in data center and AI-driven marketsEroad (ASX:ERD) seen as leading the evolution in road user charging solutionsCurrent market volatility viewed as an entry opportunity for quality small caps
A shift from large cap to small and micro cap stocks remains underway, according to Joel Fleming from Yarra Capital Management. Fleming observes the recent market selloff, driven by concerns over large US tech and AI-related stocks, has not disrupted the fundamental appeal of domestically exposed small and micro caps. He highlights that, while market breadth remains narrow, these sectors are displaying strong valuations and growth prospects. Fleming points to the opportunities presented on weaker trading days, viewing them as a chance to consolidate positions in quality businesses with positive long-term outlooks.
Fleming identifies SKS Technologies (ASX:SKS) as a standout amid the AI and data centre capital expenditure trend, noting the company’s transformation through larger contracts and visible pipeline growth. Recent acquisitions in New Zealand and New South Wales, fostered by customer-led insights, further position SCS Technologies to capitalise on increased demand. Fleming suggests that the stock’s recent pullback presents a favourable entry point, supported by a strong balance sheet and stable management.
Eroad (ASX:ERD) is also cited, with Fleming highlighting its leading position in road user charging solutions across Australasia. He regards Eroad’s ability to adapt—despite past capital missteps entering the US—as a positive reset. The structural shift toward kilometre-based road funding, alongside enhanced occupational safety features, underscores the company’s longer-term growth potential.,
