Ekovest Bhd’s stock hit 28.5 sen on March 19, its lowest since November 2015. But the counter gained some ground to finish at 37.5 sen last Wednesday. Nevertheless, year to date, the counter has shed more than 50% of its value.
During the week in review, executive chairman Tan Sri Lim Kang Hoo acquired six million Ekovest shares to increase his shareholding to 828.03 million, or 31.19% equity interest.
Lim Seong Hai Holdings Sdn Bhd, meanwhile, acquired five million shares, nudging its stake up to 136.6 million shares, or 5.14%. Lim Seong Hai Holdings is the private vehicle of Kang Hoo’s nephew Tan Sri Lim Keng Cheng, who is Ekovest managing director.
Keng Cheng owns 5.44% equity interest in Ekovest via his private vehicle and a direct stake.
Other Ekovest directors, Datuk Lim Hoe and Lim Chen Thai, also acquired shares during the period under review, albeit in smaller amounts.
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Posted by Aseng > 2020-04-06 19:16 | Report Abuse
roger tak pandai kira
mana boleh jual 28
jual 28 rugi
lu tak pandai kira lah.....
roger3210 //You sold at 28c now you got nothing aseng lose