The total market cap of the 99 retail companies, including 2.3 billion MYR for 7-11 Holdings, 2.2 billion MYR for Badiani Holdings, and 1.9 billion MYR for AEON.

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99 Speed Mart, the largest chain supermarket in the country, debuts on the main board of the Malaysian stock market. A great day!
This is the largest IPO in Malaysia in 7 years, with an estimated valuation of up to 13.9 billion MYR, unprecedented in scale and highly anticipated by the market.
This number not only demonstrates the company's strong strength, but also worth noting is the total market cap of its retail companies, including RM2.3 billion for 7-11 Holdings, RM2.2 billion for Padini Holdings, and RM1.9 billion for Aeon Stores.

Although 99 Speed Mart's market cap surpassed many small and medium-sized consumer stocks, it has not yet surpassed the leading position of home decor retailer Mr. DIY (MRDIY, 5296, Main Board Consumer) listed in October 2020.

As of the close of today, Mr. DIY's market cap is approximately RM19.4 billion.

99 Speed Mart's valuation of RM13.9 billion is equal to the sum of the following companies:

7-11 Holdings (SEM, 5250): RM2.3 billion
Padini Holdings (PADINI, 7052): RM2.2 billion
Aeon Stores (AEON, 6599): RM1.9 billion
Jaya Grocer: RM1.8 billion
Village Grocer: 1 billion MYR
Tesco/Lotus: 1 billion MYR
MYNEWS Holdings (MYNEWS, 5275): 0.5 billion MYR
Poh Kong Holdings (POHKONG, 5080): 0.5 billion MYR
Sin Li Hiong Food (SDS, 0212): 0.5 billion MYR
Sin Heng Group (SENHENG, 530): 0.4 billion MYR
Focus Point Holdings (FOCUSP, 0157): 0.4 billion MYR
Bonia Corporation (BONIA, 9288): 0.3 billion MYR
Tomei Group (TOMEI, 7230): RM 0.3 billion
Seven Star Home (SSF, 0287): RM 0.3 billion
Parkson Holdings (PARKSON, 5657): RM 0.2 billion
InNature (INNATURE, 5295): RM 0.2 billion
MST Golf Group (MSTGOLF, 5316): RM 0.2 billion