Percentage of women on Bursa Malaysia top 100 boards rises to 19%


The 30% Club Malaysia, a business group campaigning for more female directors on company boards, said only 95 out of 928 listed companies has achieved 30% women board representation, while 372 companies has not had a single woman at all on their boards

KUALA LUMPUR: The percentage of women on the boards of Bursa Malaysia's top 100 public listed companies has increased to 19.1%, said 30% Club Malaysia.

The 30% Club Malaysia, a business group campaigning for more female directors on company boards, said only 95 out of 928 listed companies has achieved 30% women board representation, while 372 companies has not had a single woman at all on their boards.

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