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Maxis Bhd has expanded its voice and unified communications (UC) solutions capabilities with the acqui-hire of Malaysian-based UC and voice cloud solutions company Audeonet (M) Sdn Bhd.
The communications service provider said the expanded portfolio is part of its ongoing commitment to build talent capacity and capabilities in sophisticated solutions for its enterprise segment, driven by the increasing need for greater collaboration in business in the new normal.This integration of Audeonet into Maxis follows the successful acqui-hire of Infrastructure Consulting and Managed Services, a Microsoft Gold Partner and cloud solutions company earlier this year.

the star performers are Mega First Corp Bhd, whose quarterly net profit jumped 512% y-o-y, Yinson Holdings Bhd (144%) and Bursa Malaysia Bhd (+159% y-o-y).

The plantation companies fared well in 3Q20 too, thanks to the rebound on crude palm oil prices. Genting Plantations Bhd’s quarterly profit leaped 241.8% y-o-y, Sarawak Oil Palms Bhd (138.8%), IOI Corp Bhd (86.5%) and United Plantations Bhd (58.3%). Meanwhile, both Sime Darby Plantation Bhd and FGV Holdings Bhd have turned profitable.

The plantation companies fared well in 3Q20 too, thanks to the rebound on crude palm oil prices. Genting Plantations Bhd’s quarterly profit leaped 241.8% y-o-y, Sarawak Oil Palms Bhd (138.8%), IOI Corp Bhd (86.5%) and United Plantations Bhd (58.3%). Meanwhile, both Sime Darby Plantation Bhd and FGV Holdings Bhd have turned profitable.

The plantation companies fared well in 3Q20 too, thanks to the rebound on crude palm oil prices. Genting Plantations Bhd’s quarterly profit leaped 241.8% y-o-y, Sarawak Oil Palms Bhd (138.8%), IOI Corp Bhd (86.5%) and United Plantations Bhd (58.3%). Meanwhile, both Sime Darby Plantation Bhd and FGV Holdings Bhd have turned profitable.

The plantation companies fared well in 3Q20 too, thanks to the rebound on crude palm oil prices. Genting Plantations Bhd’s quarterly profit leaped 241.8% y-o-y, Sarawak Oil Palms Bhd (138.8%), IOI Corp Bhd (86.5%) and United Plantations Bhd (58.3%). Meanwhile, both Sime Darby Plantation Bhd and FGV Holdings Bhd have turned profitable.

The big four glove makers have also reported more than double earnings growth on a quarterly basis — Top Glove Corp Bhd (+238.5% q-o-q), Kossan Rubber Industries Bhd (+166.1% q-o-q), Hartalega Holdings Bhd (+148.02% q-o-q) and Supermax Corp Bhd (+97.6% q-o-q).

The big four glove makers have also reported more than double earnings growth on a quarterly basis — Top Glove Corp Bhd (+238.5% q-o-q), Kossan Rubber Industries Bhd (+166.1% q-o-q), Hartalega Holdings Bhd (+148.02% q-o-q) and Supermax Corp Bhd (+97.6% q-o-q).

The big four glove makers have also reported more than double earnings growth on a quarterly basis — Top Glove Corp Bhd (+238.5% q-o-q), Kossan Rubber Industries Bhd (+166.1% q-o-q), Hartalega Holdings Bhd (+148.02% q-o-q) and Supermax Corp Bhd (+97.6% q-o-q).

The big four glove makers have also reported more than double earnings growth on a quarterly basis — Top Glove Corp Bhd (+238.5% q-o-q), Kossan Rubber Industries Bhd (+166.1% q-o-q), Hartalega Holdings Bhd (+148.02% q-o-q) and Supermax Corp Bhd (+97.6% q-o-q).

Only seven companies were loss-making in 3Q20. The seven companies are in sectors that were worst hit by the pandemic, namely AirAsia Group Bhd, Genting Malaysia Bhd, Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd and Genting Bhd as well as three companies that are property and construction-related — Sime Darby Property Bhd, S P Setia Bhd and Gamuda Bhd.
While these seven counters have all seen poorer performance on a year-on-year basis, three companies — AirAsia, Genting and Genting Malaysia — reported narrower net losses against their respective immediate preceding quarter (2Q20).

Only seven companies were loss-making in 3Q20. The seven companies are in sectors that were worst hit by the pandemic, namely AirAsia Group Bhd, Genting Malaysia Bhd, Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd and Genting Bhd as well as three companies that are property and construction-related — Sime Darby Property Bhd, S P Setia Bhd and Gamuda Bhd.
While these seven counters have all seen poorer performance on a year-on-year basis, three companies — AirAsia, Genting and Genting Malaysia — reported narrower net losses against their respective immediate preceding quarter (2Q20).

Only seven companies were loss-making in 3Q20. The seven companies are in sectors that were worst hit by the pandemic, namely AirAsia Group Bhd, Genting Malaysia Bhd, Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd and Genting Bhd as well as three companies that are property and construction-related — Sime Darby Property Bhd, S P Setia Bhd and Gamuda Bhd.
While these seven counters have all seen poorer performance on a year-on-year basis, three companies — AirAsia, Genting and Genting Malaysia — reported narrower net losses against their respective immediate preceding quarter (2Q20).

Only seven companies were loss-making in 3Q20. The seven companies are in sectors that were worst hit by the pandemic, namely AirAsia Group Bhd, Genting Malaysia Bhd, Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd and Genting Bhd as well as three companies that are property and construction-related — Sime Darby Property Bhd, S P Setia Bhd and Gamuda Bhd.
While these seven counters have all seen poorer performance on a year-on-year basis, three companies — AirAsia, Genting and Genting Malaysia — reported narrower net losses against their respective immediate preceding quarter (2Q20).

Only seven companies were loss-making in 3Q20. The seven companies are in sectors that were worst hit by the pandemic, namely AirAsia Group Bhd, Genting Malaysia Bhd, Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd and Genting Bhd as well as three companies that are property and construction-related — Sime Darby Property Bhd, S P Setia Bhd and Gamuda Bhd.
While these seven counters have all seen poorer performance on a year-on-year basis, three companies — AirAsia, Genting and Genting Malaysia — reported narrower net losses against their respective immediate preceding quarter (2Q20).

Only seven companies were loss-making in 3Q20. The seven companies are in sectors that were worst hit by the pandemic, namely AirAsia Group Bhd, Genting Malaysia Bhd, Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd and Genting Bhd as well as three companies that are property and construction-related — Sime Darby Property Bhd, S P Setia Bhd and Gamuda Bhd.
While these seven counters have all seen poorer performance on a year-on-year basis, three companies — AirAsia, Genting and Genting Malaysia — reported narrower net losses against their respective immediate preceding quarter (2Q20).

Another sector that was deemed the darling of investors comprise the semiconductor-related firms. This sector too has seen significant improvements in both q-o-q and y-o-y earnings performance.
Eight out of the 10 semiconductor-related companies among the top 100 firms saw double-digit growth in earnings. VS Industry Bhd returned to the black this quarter while SKP Resources Bhd saw 339.15% q-o-q growth in 3Q20. Inari Amertron Bhd (+97.53% q-o-q), Unisem (M) Bhd (+49.47% q-o-q) and Greatech Technology Bhd (+31.73% q-o-q) all saw more than 30% q-o-q growth in net profit.
On a yearly basis, Unisem managed to report a profitable quarter compared to a loss-making 3Q19. Interestingly, half of these 10 companies saw more than 50% y-o-y growth. Vitrox Corp Bhd grew 114.45% y-o-y, followed by UWC Bhd (+85.11% y-o-y), Greatech (+79.7% y-o-y), SKP Resources (+76.9% y-o-y) and Malaysian Pacific Industries Bhd (+50.32% y-o-y).

Another sector that was deemed the darling of investors comprise the semiconductor-related firms. This sector too has seen significant improvements in both q-o-q and y-o-y earnings performance.
Eight out of the 10 semiconductor-related companies among the top 100 firms saw double-digit growth in earnings. VS Industry Bhd returned to the black this quarter while SKP Resources Bhd saw 339.15% q-o-q growth in 3Q20. Inari Amertron Bhd (+97.53% q-o-q), Unisem (M) Bhd (+49.47% q-o-q) and Greatech Technology Bhd (+31.73% q-o-q) all saw more than 30% q-o-q growth in net profit.
On a yearly basis, Unisem managed to report a profitable quarter compared to a loss-making 3Q19. Interestingly, half of these 10 companies saw more than 50% y-o-y growth. Vitrox Corp Bhd grew 114.45% y-o-y, followed by UWC Bhd (+85.11% y-o-y), Greatech (+79.7% y-o-y), SKP Resources (+76.9% y-o-y) and Malaysian Pacific Industries Bhd (+50.32% y-o-y).

Another sector that was deemed the darling of investors comprise the semiconductor-related firms. This sector too has seen significant improvements in both q-o-q and y-o-y earnings performance.
Eight out of the 10 semiconductor-related companies among the top 100 firms saw double-digit growth in earnings. VS Industry Bhd returned to the black this quarter while SKP Resources Bhd saw 339.15% q-o-q growth in 3Q20. Inari Amertron Bhd (+97.53% q-o-q), Unisem (M) Bhd (+49.47% q-o-q) and Greatech Technology Bhd (+31.73% q-o-q) all saw more than 30% q-o-q growth in net profit.
On a yearly basis, Unisem managed to report a profitable quarter compared to a loss-making 3Q19. Interestingly, half of these 10 companies saw more than 50% y-o-y growth. Vitrox Corp Bhd grew 114.45% y-o-y, followed by UWC Bhd (+85.11% y-o-y), Greatech (+79.7% y-o-y), SKP Resources (+76.9% y-o-y) and Malaysian Pacific Industries Bhd (+50.32% y-o-y).

Another sector that was deemed the darling of investors comprise the semiconductor-related firms. This sector too has seen significant improvements in both q-o-q and y-o-y earnings performance.
Eight out of the 10 semiconductor-related companies among the top 100 firms saw double-digit growth in earnings. VS Industry Bhd returned to the black this quarter while SKP Resources Bhd saw 339.15% q-o-q growth in 3Q20. Inari Amertron Bhd (+97.53% q-o-q), Unisem (M) Bhd (+49.47% q-o-q) and Greatech Technology Bhd (+31.73% q-o-q) all saw more than 30% q-o-q growth in net profit.
On a yearly basis, Unisem managed to report a profitable quarter compared to a loss-making 3Q19. Interestingly, half of these 10 companies saw more than 50% y-o-y growth. Vitrox Corp Bhd grew 114.45% y-o-y, followed by UWC Bhd (+85.11% y-o-y), Greatech (+79.7% y-o-y), SKP Resources (+76.9% y-o-y) and Malaysian Pacific Industries Bhd (+50.32% y-o-y).

Another sector that was deemed the darling of investors comprise the semiconductor-related firms. This sector too has seen significant improvements in both q-o-q and y-o-y earnings performance.
Eight out of the 10 semiconductor-related companies among the top 100 firms saw double-digit growth in earnings. VS Industry Bhd returned to the black this quarter while SKP Resources Bhd saw 339.15% q-o-q growth in 3Q20. Inari Amertron Bhd (+97.53% q-o-q), Unisem (M) Bhd (+49.47% q-o-q) and Greatech Technology Bhd (+31.73% q-o-q) all saw more than 30% q-o-q growth in net profit.
On a yearly basis, Unisem managed to report a profitable quarter compared to a loss-making 3Q19. Interestingly, half of these 10 companies saw more than 50% y-o-y growth. Vitrox Corp Bhd grew 114.45% y-o-y, followed by UWC Bhd (+85.11% y-o-y), Greatech (+79.7% y-o-y), SKP Resources (+76.9% y-o-y) and Malaysian Pacific Industries Bhd (+50.32% y-o-y).

Another sector that was deemed the darling of investors comprise the semiconductor-related firms. This sector too has seen significant improvements in both q-o-q and y-o-y earnings performance.
Eight out of the 10 semiconductor-related companies among the top 100 firms saw double-digit growth in earnings. VS Industry Bhd returned to the black this quarter while SKP Resources Bhd saw 339.15% q-o-q growth in 3Q20. Inari Amertron Bhd (+97.53% q-o-q), Unisem (M) Bhd (+49.47% q-o-q) and Greatech Technology Bhd (+31.73% q-o-q) all saw more than 30% q-o-q growth in net profit.
On a yearly basis, Unisem managed to report a profitable quarter compared to a loss-making 3Q19. Interestingly, half of these 10 companies saw more than 50% y-o-y growth. Vitrox Corp Bhd grew 114.45% y-o-y, followed by UWC Bhd (+85.11% y-o-y), Greatech (+79.7% y-o-y), SKP Resources (+76.9% y-o-y) and Malaysian Pacific Industries Bhd (+50.32% y-o-y).

While asset quality has been a concern to the banks given the strong economic headwinds, nonetheless half of the banks have achieved better sequential performance. Some see this as a saving grace that the country’s banking system is resilient, a critical factor that is needed for the domestic economy to bounce back.
Malayan Banking Bhd (Maybank) was the only lender that saw its net profit double or up 107.32% q-o-q in net profit for 3Q20. The banking group also declared an interim dividend of 13.5 sen per share during the quarter.
Other than Maybank, BIMB was the only other bank that declared a dividend of 12.6 sen per share in the quarter.
However, on a y-o-y basis, it is down 2.32% — still considered a commendable achievement.
RHB Bank Bhd (+55.3% q-o-q), Public Bank Bhd (+39.03% q-o-q) and Hong Leong Bank Bhd (+28.01% q-o-q) achieved solid double-digit growth for 3Q20 as most of them made large loan loss provisions in the preceding quarter in preparation to withstand the headwinds.
Among others, AMMB Holdings Bhd saw the biggest drop by 35.01% q-o-q in 3Q20, followed by CIMB Group Holdings Bhd (-29.82% q-o-q), Affin Bank Bhd (-27.72% q-o-q), BIMB Holdings Bhd (-11.25% q-o-q) and Alliance Bank Malaysia Bhd (-0.35% q-o-q).

While asset quality has been a concern to the banks given the strong economic headwinds, nonetheless half of the banks have achieved better sequential performance. Some see this as a saving grace that the country’s banking system is resilient, a critical factor that is needed for the domestic economy to bounce back.
Malayan Banking Bhd (Maybank) was the only lender that saw its net profit double or up 107.32% q-o-q in net profit for 3Q20. The banking group also declared an interim dividend of 13.5 sen per share during the quarter.
Other than Maybank, BIMB was the only other bank that declared a dividend of 12.6 sen per share in the quarter.
However, on a y-o-y basis, it is down 2.32% — still considered a commendable achievement.
RHB Bank Bhd (+55.3% q-o-q), Public Bank Bhd (+39.03% q-o-q) and Hong Leong Bank Bhd (+28.01% q-o-q) achieved solid double-digit growth for 3Q20 as most of them made large loan loss provisions in the preceding quarter in preparation to withstand the headwinds.
Among others, AMMB Holdings Bhd saw the biggest drop by 35.01% q-o-q in 3Q20, followed by CIMB Group Holdings Bhd (-29.82% q-o-q), Affin Bank Bhd (-27.72% q-o-q), BIMB Holdings Bhd (-11.25% q-o-q) and Alliance Bank Malaysia Bhd (-0.35% q-o-q).

While asset quality has been a concern to the banks given the strong economic headwinds, nonetheless half of the banks have achieved better sequential performance. Some see this as a saving grace that the country’s banking system is resilient, a critical factor that is needed for the domestic economy to bounce back.
Malayan Banking Bhd (Maybank) was the only lender that saw its net profit double or up 107.32% q-o-q in net profit for 3Q20. The banking group also declared an interim dividend of 13.5 sen per share during the quarter.
Other than Maybank, BIMB was the only other bank that declared a dividend of 12.6 sen per share in the quarter.
However, on a y-o-y basis, it is down 2.32% — still considered a commendable achievement.
RHB Bank Bhd (+55.3% q-o-q), Public Bank Bhd (+39.03% q-o-q) and Hong Leong Bank Bhd (+28.01% q-o-q) achieved solid double-digit growth for 3Q20 as most of them made large loan loss provisions in the preceding quarter in preparation to withstand the headwinds.
Among others, AMMB Holdings Bhd saw the biggest drop by 35.01% q-o-q in 3Q20, followed by CIMB Group Holdings Bhd (-29.82% q-o-q), Affin Bank Bhd (-27.72% q-o-q), BIMB Holdings Bhd (-11.25% q-o-q) and Alliance Bank Malaysia Bhd (-0.35% q-o-q).

While asset quality has been a concern to the banks given the strong economic headwinds, nonetheless half of the banks have achieved better sequential performance. Some see this as a saving grace that the country’s banking system is resilient, a critical factor that is needed for the domestic economy to bounce back.
Malayan Banking Bhd (Maybank) was the only lender that saw its net profit double or up 107.32% q-o-q in net profit for 3Q20. The banking group also declared an interim dividend of 13.5 sen per share during the quarter.
Other than Maybank, BIMB was the only other bank that declared a dividend of 12.6 sen per share in the quarter.
However, on a y-o-y basis, it is down 2.32% — still considered a commendable achievement.
RHB Bank Bhd (+55.3% q-o-q), Public Bank Bhd (+39.03% q-o-q) and Hong Leong Bank Bhd (+28.01% q-o-q) achieved solid double-digit growth for 3Q20 as most of them made large loan loss provisions in the preceding quarter in preparation to withstand the headwinds.
Among others, AMMB Holdings Bhd saw the biggest drop by 35.01% q-o-q in 3Q20, followed by CIMB Group Holdings Bhd (-29.82% q-o-q), Affin Bank Bhd (-27.72% q-o-q), BIMB Holdings Bhd (-11.25% q-o-q) and Alliance Bank Malaysia Bhd (-0.35% q-o-q).

While asset quality has been a concern to the banks given the strong economic headwinds, nonetheless half of the banks have achieved better sequential performance. Some see this as a saving grace that the country’s banking system is resilient, a critical factor that is needed for the domestic economy to bounce back.
Malayan Banking Bhd (Maybank) was the only lender that saw its net profit double or up 107.32% q-o-q in net profit for 3Q20. The banking group also declared an interim dividend of 13.5 sen per share during the quarter.
Other than Maybank, BIMB was the only other bank that declared a dividend of 12.6 sen per share in the quarter.
However, on a y-o-y basis, it is down 2.32% — still considered a commendable achievement.
RHB Bank Bhd (+55.3% q-o-q), Public Bank Bhd (+39.03% q-o-q) and Hong Leong Bank Bhd (+28.01% q-o-q) achieved solid double-digit growth for 3Q20 as most of them made large loan loss provisions in the preceding quarter in preparation to withstand the headwinds.
Among others, AMMB Holdings Bhd saw the biggest drop by 35.01% q-o-q in 3Q20, followed by CIMB Group Holdings Bhd (-29.82% q-o-q), Affin Bank Bhd (-27.72% q-o-q), BIMB Holdings Bhd (-11.25% q-o-q) and Alliance Bank Malaysia Bhd (-0.35% q-o-q).

While asset quality has been a concern to the banks given the strong economic headwinds, nonetheless half of the banks have achieved better sequential performance. Some see this as a saving grace that the country’s banking system is resilient, a critical factor that is needed for the domestic economy to bounce back.
Malayan Banking Bhd (Maybank) was the only lender that saw its net profit double or up 107.32% q-o-q in net profit for 3Q20. The banking group also declared an interim dividend of 13.5 sen per share during the quarter.
Other than Maybank, BIMB was the only other bank that declared a dividend of 12.6 sen per share in the quarter.
However, on a y-o-y basis, it is down 2.32% — still considered a commendable achievement.
RHB Bank Bhd (+55.3% q-o-q), Public Bank Bhd (+39.03% q-o-q) and Hong Leong Bank Bhd (+28.01% q-o-q) achieved solid double-digit growth for 3Q20 as most of them made large loan loss provisions in the preceding quarter in preparation to withstand the headwinds.
Among others, AMMB Holdings Bhd saw the biggest drop by 35.01% q-o-q in 3Q20, followed by CIMB Group Holdings Bhd (-29.82% q-o-q), Affin Bank Bhd (-27.72% q-o-q), BIMB Holdings Bhd (-11.25% q-o-q) and Alliance Bank Malaysia Bhd (-0.35% q-o-q).

Only seven companies were loss-making in 3Q20. The seven companies are in sectors that were worst hit by the pandemic, namely AirAsia Group Bhd, Genting Malaysia Bhd, Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd and Genting Bhd as well as three companies that are property and construction-related — Sime Darby Property Bhd, S P Setia Bhd and Gamuda Bhd.
While these seven counters have all seen poorer performance on a year-on-year basis, three companies — AirAsia, Genting and Genting Malaysia — reported narrower net losses against their respective immediate preceding quarter (2Q20).

There are 21 companies out of the 53 that achieved more than 50% y-o-y jump in their net profits [see chart], of which 11 of them saw triple-digit growth in earnings. Besides the big four glove makers — Top Glove Corp Bhd, Hartalega Holdings Bhd, Supermax Corp Bhd and Kossan Rubber Bhd — the star performers are Mega First Corp Bhd, whose quarterly net profit jumped 512% y-o-y, Yinson Holdings Bhd (144%) and Bursa Malaysia Bhd (+159% y-o-y).

The plantation companies fared well in 3Q20 too, thanks to the rebound on crude palm oil prices. Genting Plantations Bhd’s quarterly profit leaped 241.8% y-o-y, Sarawak Oil Palms Bhd (138.8%), IOI Corp Bhd (86.5%) and United Plantations Bhd (58.3%). Meanwhile, both Sime Darby Plantation Bhd and FGV Holdings Bhd have turned profitable.

Another sector that was deemed the darling of investors comprise the semiconductor-related firms. This sector too has seen significant improvements in both q-o-q and y-o-y earnings performance.
Eight out of the 10 semiconductor-related companies among the top 100 firms saw double-digit growth in earnings. VS Industry Bhd returned to the black this quarter while SKP Resources Bhd saw 339.15% q-o-q growth in 3Q20. Inari Amertron Bhd (+97.53% q-o-q), Unisem (M) Bhd (+49.47% q-o-q) and Greatech Technology Bhd (+31.73% q-o-q) all saw more than 30% q-o-q growth in net profit.
On a yearly basis, Unisem managed to report a profitable quarter compared to a loss-making 3Q19. Interestingly, half of these 10 companies saw more than 50% y-o-y growth. Vitrox Corp Bhd grew 114.45% y-o-y, followed by UWC Bhd (+85.11% y-o-y), Greatech (+79.7% y-o-y), SKP Resources (+76.9% y-o-y) and Malaysian Pacific Industries Bhd (+50.32% y-o-y).

(Dec 3): Emerging Asian currencies and stocks broadly firmed on Thursday, as news that Britain would start vaccinating citizens against the coronavirus next week fanned hopes of a swift global economic rebound next year as the pandemic subsides.

FGV Holdings Bhd has reiterated its commitment to addressing the Withhold Release Order (WRO) issued by the US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) against the group's palm oil and palm oil products and assured that it is making continuous effort in addressing the matter.

The Sarawak government and Petronas will sign a commercial settlement on the issues of the state’s sales tax and oil mining laws on Monday (Dec 7), Sarawak State Assembly Speaker Datuk Amar Mohd Asfia Awang Nassar said today.He said the State Consultative Committee, which he chairs, had been briefed on the commercial settlement by representatives of the state government involved in the negotiations with Petronas.

The Ministry of Finance (MoF) has denied that it invited Ranhill Utilities Bhd to undertake due diligence activities on Indah Water Konsortium Sdn Bhd (IWK) in relation to the proposed disposal of MoF Inc’s interest in IWK.

Inari Amertron Bhd and Petronas Dagangan have been added to the FTSE Bursa Malaysia Hijrah Shariah Index. Consequently, FGV Holdings Bhd and Serba Dinamik Holdings Bhd will be deleted from the FTSE Bursa Malaysia Hijrah Shariah Index.

AEON Co (M) Bhd, Eco World International Bhd, Hengyuan Refining Company Bhd, Kerjaya Prospek Group Bhd, Petron Malaysia Refining & Marketing Bhd, Sunway Construction Group Bhd, Supermax Corp and Velesto Energy Bhd will be removed from the index, said the trading bourse.

ATA IMS Bhd, Duopharma Biotech Bhd, Heineken Malaysia Bhd, KLCCP Stapled, MR D.I.Y., Unisem (M) Bhd, UWC Bhd, and YTL Power International Bhd have been added to the FTSE Bursa Malaysia Mid 70 Index.

FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI reserve list now comprises the five highest-ranking non-constituents of the index by market capitalisation, which are Kossan Rubber Industries Bhd, QL Resources Bhd, Mr D.I.Y. Group Bhd, Westports Holdings Bhd and KLCC Stapled.
The reserve list will be used if one or more constituents are deleted from the FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI, in accordance with the index ground rules during the period up to the next semi-annual review in June 2021.

Supermax Corp Bhd has been added to the FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI, following the semi-annual review of the FTSE Bursa Malaysia Index Series today.

SC wants UEM Sunrise and EcoWorld to decide by Jan 2 on whether to proceed with discussions in relation to the proposed merger. If both groups decide to proceed with the discussions, they must jointly submit an application for a final extension of time based on a timeline as agreed by the boards of directors, at the earliest possible date after Jan 2, but latest by Jan 15.

The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) has approved UEM Sunrise Bhd's application for an extension of time to announce any firm intention to make a takeover offer with regard to its proposed merger with Eco World Development Group Bhd (EcoWorld).The SC has now given UEM Sunrise until Jan 31 next year to make its announcement on today.

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