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AFTER two deadline extensions, Lembaga Tabung Angkatan Tentera (LTAT) has decided to take its listed flagship group Boustead Holdings Bhd private, say sources. The armed forces fund has until Feb 2 to make up its mind on the proposed privatisation.
Sources with knowledge of the matter tell The Edge that instead of LTAT making a general offer, the privatisation of its 59.43%-owned subsidiary Boustead can be done via a selective capital reduction and repayment (SCR) exercise. The armed forces fund is also likely to raise its indicative price of 80 sen per share that was proposed in May last year.
“The offer price could potentially be more than 90 sen per share, or maybe even RM1 per share, taking into account the fact that the value of Boustead’s stakes in three public-listed companies Boustead Plantations Bhd (57.42%), Pharmaniaga Bhd (55.93%) and Affin Bank Bhd (20.73%) have increased over the past few months,” says a source.
Lockdown Will Take Toll on Malaysia’s Already Steep Yield Curve
Bloomberg 1/22/2021 Marcus Wong
(Bloomberg) Malaysia’s yield curve has raced higher over the past year and is now near the steepest since 2017. The return to a strict lockdown and delays to vaccine distribution mean it may have further to run.
The spread between the nation’s three-year and 10-year sovereign debt climbed above 90 basis points last week, up from just 16 basis points before the coronavirus selloff in March. The tighter lockdown announced Jan. 11 and the imposition of a state of emergency the following day, are likely to intensify concern that Malaysia will fall short of its growth and fiscal consolidation targets this year, pushing up longer-term yields.
KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 14): See Hup Consolidated Bhd is selling nine plots of land in Penang measuring 853,863 sq ft in total for RM46.96 million cash to Tek Seng Holdings Bhd and a vehicle controlled by the latter’s executive chairman and managing director.
In a bourse filing, See Hup said the proposed disposal is expected to generate a pro forma gain of RM28.05 million. The market value of the property is RM45.20 million, as appraised by C H Williams.
The transportation and logistics company announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary Limsa Ekuiti Sdn Bhd had entered into a conditional sale and purchase agreement (SPA) with Tek Seng s subsidiary Wangsaga Industries Bhd and Tek Seng Properties & Development Sdn Bhd for the parcel of industrial land.
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