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Bursa Malaysia was lower in early Friday (Dec 10) as fresh worries over the Omicron Covid-19 variant-led restrictions and bearish Wall Street dragged down global markets.

BETWEEN Feb 22 and 26, notable shareholding changes at companies listed on Bursa Malaysia included those at AirAsia Group Bhd, where Hong Kong-based investor Dr Stanley Choi emerged as a substantial shareholder. Choi, an expert in mergers and acquisitions and one of the founders of private equity fund Yunfeng Capital, subscribed for 167.1 million AirAsia shares or 4.5% of the group’s share base on Feb 18. This increased his stake in the airline to 8.96%. Choi’s subscription was part of a private placement exercise that AirAsia has embarked on to raise RM454.5 million through the issuance...

Industronics, Asian Pac, DPI, GFM, Greenyield and Mega Sun City The Edge 4/3/2021 Syafiqah Salim © Provided by The Edge KUALA LUMPUR (March 4): theedgemarkets.com highlighted six stocks with momentum at Bursa Malaysia's noon break. One stock displayed positive momentum, while the remaining five stocks showed negative momentum.   The stock with positive momentum was: Industronics Bhd — rose 13 sen to 60 sen   The stocks with negative momentum were: Asian Pac Holdings Bhd — rose 1.5 sen to 16 sen DPI Holdings Bhd — rose three sen to 38 sen GFM Services Bhd — ...

KUALA LUMPUR (March 1): Bursa Malaysia turned mixed in the mid-morning with the key index rising 0.25%, lifted by advances in heavyweights.  At 11.05am, the benchmark FBM KLCI had risen 4.44 points to 1,582.19 from 1,577.75 at last Friday’s closing. The key index opened 0.95 of a point higher at 1,578.70. Market breadth was negative with losers leading gainers 550 to 483, while 389 counters were unchanged, 721 untraded and 14 others suspended.   Total volume stood at 3.85 billion units worth RM2.27 billion. Among the heavyweights, IHH Healthcare Bhd jumped 24 sen to RM5.32, Public Ban...

The FBM KLCI finished the first day of March lower, with declines in rubber glove counters pushing the benchmark index downwards. At market close, the index was down 0.67% or 10.61 points at 1,567.14.