Mandating investor relations post-IPO


Pricing an IPO before it is launched is a tricky area. — Bloomberg

MALAYSIA has seen a fair share of increase in the number of companies that are listed, with the latest count showing we have 10 companies that have launched their initial public offerings (IPOs) since the start of the year. And perhaps up to 30 more to do so during the course of the year.

Year-to-date, seven companies have been listed on the local bourse, while the eighth listing will be on Monday when Prolintas Infra Business Trust make its debut on the Main Market.

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