MY Morning Wrap | Public Portion of Critical Holdings's IPO Oversubscribed by 88.08 Times
Good morning mooers! Here are things you need to know about today's market:
●US stocks gain buoyed by AI rally
●Bursa Malaysia derivatives to launch its first currency futures on Dec 11
●Bank Negara's reserves higher at US$112.3bil
●Public portion of Critical Holdings's IPO oversubscribed by 88.08 times
●Stocks to watch: Chin Hin
-moomoo News MY
Wall Street Summary
US equities gained Thursday as investors await the employment report that could offer clues whether the labor market is cooling enough to give the US Federal Reserve leeway to start cutting interest rates next year.
The $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$ rose 0.8% to 4,585.59 around 3pm in New York, while the $Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$ rose 0.17% to 36,117.38. The $Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$ rose 1.13% to 14,339.99.
Breaking News
Bursa Malaysia derivatives to launch its first currency futures on Dec 11
Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Bhd will launch its first currency futures contract, the Mini USD/CNH Futures (FCNH), through a licensing agreement established with Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) on Dec 11. It said FCNH will be the country’s inaugural exchange-traded currency futures contract, complementing existing currency markets operated by Malaysian financial institutions. In a statement, Bursa Malaysia Derivatives said that by introducing the new asset class, traders will be presented with enhanced trading opportunities and arbitrage possibilities across the derivatives markets of Hong Kong and Malaysia.
Bank Negara's reserves higher at US$112.3bil
Bank Negara's international reserves rose to US$112.3bil as at Nov 30 compared with US$110.5bil as at Nov 15. "The reserves position is sufficient to finance 5.4 months of imports of goods and services and is 1.0 times the total short-term external debt," the central bank said in a statement. The main components of the reserves are foreign currency reserves (US$100.2bil), International Monetary Fund reserves position (US$1.3bil), special drawing rights (US$5.7bil), gold (US$2.3bil) and other assets (US$2.8bil).
Public portion of Critical Holdings's IPO oversubscribed by 88.08 times
The public portion of ACE Market-bound Critical Holdings Bhd’s initial public offering (IPO) has been oversubscribed by 88.08 times. In a statement with Bursa Malaysia today, Malaysian Issuing House Sdn Bhd (MIH), on behalf of Critical Holdings, said that the public issue comprising 74.35 million new ordinary shares was made available for application.
Stocks to Watch
$CHINHIN (5273.MY)$: Chin Hin Group Bhd has filed its establishment of a perpetual medium-term note (MTN), in a bid to raise up to RM500 million, with the Securities Commission Malaysia.The group said proceeds raised from the issuance of the perpetual MTN shall be utilised for capital expenditures to finance acquisitions, refinance existing financing or borrowings or future financing, working capital, other general corporate purposes and defraying fees, as well as costs and expenses related to this programme. The perpetual MTN programme is not rated.
$CPETECH (5317.MY)$: Main Market debutante CPE Technology Bhd opened at 90 sen on Thursday, a 17 sen or 15.89% discount over its initial public offering price of RM1.07, with an opening volume of 6.31 million shares. TA Securities Holdings Bhd has valued the company at RM1.13 a share, followed by Apex Securities Bhd at RM1.25 and Public Investment Bank Bhd at RM1.27. CPE is involved in the manufacturing of precision-machine parts and components, and provision of computer numerical control machining services. Its main customers include those in the semiconductor, life science and medical devices, and sports equipment industries, with key clients in the US, Singapore and Malaysia.
$JSB (5673.MY)$: Less than five months after completing a private placement in July, Jentayu Sustainables Bhd is planning another placement — this round to raise up to RM62.96 million — for the clean energy solutions provider to fund its pre-development expenditures, new projects and working capital. The second placement exercise came after the group issued 96.94 million shares in July that saw it raise RM11.1 million for its pre-development spending. Announced in June last year, the July placement was initially planned to raise as much as RM47.07 million by placing out up to 142.63 million shares that represented not more than 30% of its issued shares at the time. Based on an illustrative issue price of RM1.22 per share — a 10% discount to the five-day volume weighted average market price of Jentayu shares — the latest private placement is expected to raise up to RM62.96 million.
$LFECORP (7170.MY)$: LFE Corp Bhd has seen a change in the ownership of an 8.87% stake in the construction and mechanical and electrical (M&E) services group held through Resolute Accomplishment Sdn Bhd. LFE executive chairman Chuah Chong Ewe acquired the stake, comprising 98.37 million shares on Monday, while another filing showed that Audrey Chua Mei Ling had disposed of the same amount of LFE shares held through Resolute Accomplishment. Based on the closing price of 18.5 sen on Monday, the transaction would be worth RM18.19 million.
$VIZIONE (7070.MY)$: Vizione Holdings Bhd has secured a RM490 million contract as a turnkey contractor to build three blocks of apartments in the Kota Kinabalu district in Sabah. The group said its wholly-owned subsidiary, Bina Permai Sdn Bhd, was awarded the project — located at Jalan Sepangar Menggatal — by Hardie Development Sdn Bhd. The contract, slated to be completed within 36 months, is not expected to have any effect on the group's issued share capital and substantial shareholders’ shareholdings, said Vizione.
Source: Dow Jones Newswires, Bursa Malaysia, The Malaysian Reserve, The Star, The EDGE Malaysia
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