Any BASIC compilers that produce a .COM?

There are no really usable BASIC compilers that produce a .BIN, .COM or .ROM.

https://launchpad.net/msxbas2asm

Still a work in progress, but it compiles a BAS to ASM, there are a few things implemented and a few not implemented

Compilation on msx really doesn't make sense nowadays, yeah, didn't notice you wanted it to compile on msx, in that case I don't know any tool for that

If you need an MSX Basic compiler that creates COM files and is executable under MSX DOS, then I advise you to pay attention to SOLiD VBasic, version 2.7
"The compiler was created in order to obtain a language as close as possible to MSX BASIC. Moreover, since debugging using an interpreter is possible, diagnostics of some errors that can be detected during debugging on the interpreter is excluded from the compiler.
The input language is a slightly expanded version of MSX BASIC, consisting of a kernel and expanded with the following functions:
the WHILE ... WEND (loop operator is equivalent to that in IBM basic (BASICA, GW-BASIC).
separate compilation support tools (PROCEDURE, extension of the CALL operator, compatibility with MSX-C.
the PRAGMA compiler control option."
But at the same time take into account that there are certain differences from the interpreter
"Waste from standards is due to the optimization of the resulting code and the inability to implement some of the functions in the compiled program model. These wastes are listed below:
All input/output functions as well as external functions receive and return parameters of an integer type only, for example, the entry number in GET/PUT statements should be 1...65535;
Memory for arrays and variables is allocated 1 time during compilation, so the ERASE operator is not defined, CLEAR clears only strings and files, and when declaring arrays, ONLY constants should be used to specify dimensions.
Arrays can be one—dimensional or two-dimensional - this is an annoying misunderstanding that is easy to get around by simulating an array of a larger dimension.
Variable types are hard-wired to names. For example, you cannot use A and A$ in the same program, as well as an array with a name that matches the name of a simple variable. Read more about this in Chapter 3.
Spaces in the program text ARE delimiters.
When parsing the text, the string up to the nearest separator is taken as the variable name, so syntax errors are possible in programs running on the interpreter"
"In mathematical expressions, functions defined in MSX can be used, and their action is standard, so only three functions that can be used not only in accordance with the standard will be fully described here.
The SQR function, if its argument is a floating number, then the result is floating, if the argument is an integer, then the result is an integer rounded to the nearest smaller.
The ABS function is similar to SQR, naturally without rounding.
The RND function - if the argument is floating, it works as standard, unlike the case with an integer argument, which is described below.
If the function is called as RND(M), where M is an integer expression, it returns a strictly random, evenly distributed integer in the range from 0 (inclusive) to M (exclusive), positive or negative depending on the sign of M.
All file handling functions, as mentioned in chapter two, return integer values."

Compilation speed is slightly higher than MSX C
The documentation for the compiler, in Russian, is available at https://sysadminmosaic.ru/msx/vbc/vbc

Ow.

So even on TurboR well above one minute.