KLSE (MYR): AFFIN (5185)
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Last Price
2.45
Today's Change
-0.01 (0.41%)
Day's Change
2.45 - 2.48
Trading Volume
376,700
Sarawak obviously want to control Affin but it's not certain yet whether Sarawak will emerge as largest single shareholder. The percentage to be sold may be less than the speculated 25%.
1 month ago
Industry sources told StarBiz the demand for sale of AmBank’s shares have been overwhelming as the upsize portion of the shares (7.5%) have been fully sold in view of the quality of the bank and its good potential going forward.
“Around 80% to 85% of the buyers are Malaysian “long only funds” like institutions like pension funds, insurance companies etc. The remaining are primarily Asian funds, followed by funds from Europe and the United States,” the source added.
1 month ago
sarawak buy affin below 5% .. in talk to buy AFFIN all biggest controlling stakes ....
but important malaysia all ARMY money in AFFIN ...CENTRAL GOVT call LTAT DON'T SELL to BORNEO
1 month ago
for anyone to buy more than 5% of Ambank need BNM approval. so as want Contarian said and reported by Star its bought by public institutions. no one will emerge as substantial shareholder with more than 5%. that's why ANZ can't sell Ambank to Swak coz the process will require BNM. ANZ sell in market to institution is faster.
1 month ago
rohank71 who want buy affin bank also need BNM approval lah wait 1 YEARS LAH ...BNM already approval ANZ to sell ambank huhu
1 month ago
ANZ in a statement said it has sell 16.5% of the issued capital in AmBank via a block trade
1 month ago
#ling you are right and Swak and LTAT as announced by Abang Jo has already written to BNM for approval. Hence the delay.
1 month ago
For sale U don't need approval of BNM unless U sell to a party who will end up with more than 5%
1 month ago
Last Tuesday, Khaled told the Dewan Rakyat that he personally did not have any issues with the restructuring plan of LTAT. However, the minister made it clear that specific proposals involving the restructuring of the business model and management of shareholdings, including the sale of assets and disposal of shares in several strategic companies, needed careful consideration.
“We are seeking a win-win situation, where the LTAT strategic plan will not adversely affect the companies, and the shareholdings of LTAT in its subsidiaries can be maintained at a level that allows it to retain control,” Khaled was quoted by the media as saying.
1 month ago
Sold BIMB at 2.61 this morning for 15% gain, bought back a bit of Affin at 2.50.
1 month ago
Affin NTA now 4.73, I assumed no creative accounting in its books. I think it can stand on its own at 0.7x book value, ie 3.31. The pending Sarawak deal may actually be hindering its "true market price" Interested parties may be putting the hand brakes on the price's upward movement.
1 month ago
Apparently EPF has ceased selling. There has been buying support at around 2.50 to absorb the selling.
1 month ago
2.50 well absorbed all sellers. Next is to stay at 2.55 and break 2.60 to confirm a steady uptrend to a 3.20 takeover.
4 weeks ago
Ok let's have a look what's going on in here 0. 0.
Oops still the same hype, maybe come back later..
3 weeks ago
Abang jo is smart! Buy cheap to save money for sarawak cos he know LTAT is desperate for cash
3 weeks ago
Once the dust has settled, price will appreciate. Similar to REXIT share sale and appointment of new board members
3 weeks ago
I thought Sarawak purchase of Affin from LTAT was a done and dusted deal. Why BNM still not approve?
3 weeks ago
Obviously BNM dragging its feet because the offered price is too low. I'm sure many of you have noticed by now, Affin's head honchos are buying their own company's share. It's not uncommon I know but acquiring now? What does this indicate? Interesting nobody is talking about it.
2 weeks ago
The head honchos got the shares at cheap, cheap price of RM1.86, who doesn't want?
2 weeks ago
https://www.klsescreener.com/v2/news/view/1301723
Hope they can sign off deal sooner.
2 weeks ago
Affin active today with lots.of buyers. will the deal with Swak be announced soon..anyone can share.
2 weeks ago
Door gifts at AGM seems to be the prerequisite for attendance. I think the meeting takeaways are what we're after.
2 weeks ago
Mohamed Khalid confirmed that Boustead Holdings Bhd, which has been taken private by LTAT in June 2023, will sell its stake in Affin Bank Bhd to the Sarawak state government, although he did not clarify the quantum of the stake that will be divested.
He said the deal is currently pending Bank Negara Malaysia’s (BNM) approval.
“We will proceed with that (stake sale). We are just waiting for the approval from BNM. Not LTAT, but LTAT's subsidiary Boustead. LTAT will still remain in Affin Bank,” he said, confirming that LTAT will retain its stake in Affin Bank.
1 week ago
There's a possibility that Sarawak will be paying something like RM3 per share for the deal to go through.
1 week ago
During Hari Raya on 10th April Abang Jo said that approval from BNM within 2 weeks.
5 days ago
Sarawak will be paying approximately RM1.4 billion to increase their stake in Affin. What is unknown at the moment is this RM1.4 billion is for how many percentage in Affin. If it's for the whole 20% held by Boustead then the price tag is around RM3 per share.
4 days ago
damiel
ANZ SELL AMBANK BIGGEST STAKES TO WHO ?
1 month ago