Many companies that held back listings going back to Bursa

A general view shows electronic boards displaying stock movements at Bursa Malaysia on Monday. The ringgit continued its decline in early trade, breaching the 4.25 level to the US dollar for the first time since the Asian financial crisis 17 years ago. EPA

PETALING JAYA: Many companies which held back their initial public offerings (IPOs) last year are going for listing on Bursa Malaysia this year.

“This year, there are more listings but among them, some deals were rescheduled from last year due to changes in the proposals or market sentiments,” MIDF Research said.