EPF has large stakes in 146 listed companies


PETALING JAYA: The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) is without doubt the government-linked investment company (GLIC) with the deepest pockets, holding significant stakes in 146 Bursa Malaysia-listed companies worth between RM2.19mil and RM5.03bil each, according to Bloomberg

The table (left) lists EPF’s top 10 shareholdings by market value, but apart from this, the fund’s other significant stakes are 9.53% in YTL Corp Bhd worth RM1.36bil and 11.7% in Malaysian Airlines System Bhd worth RM853.6mil. 

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