Sime Darby Property’s RM800mil sukuk oversubscribed by 6.74 times


Sime Darby Property group managing director Datuk Seri Azmir Merican

PETALING JAYA: Sime Darby Property Bhd has completed its third Sukuk issuance under its Sukuk Musharakah Programme, with RM800mil in nominal value as part of its RM4.5bil programme.

The group said the sukuk is oversubscribed by 6.74 times, with the issuance accumulating an order book valued at RM5.4bil.

In a media statement, Sime Darby Property said the latest issuance demonstrates strong investor appetite for the group’s investment-grade credit and longer-dated instruments ranging from seven to 15-year tenures, with weighted average profit rates of 4.02% per annum.

“The tighter pricing reflects investor confidence and alignment with Sime Darby Property’s strategy for long term value creation.

“Despite prevailing global market uncertainties and volatilities with recent tariff developments, the issuance garnered robust support and participation from 51 institutional investors, which include asset management firms, pension funds, insurance companies, financial institutions and government agencies,” it said.

Its group managing director and chief executive officer Datuk Seri Azmir Merican said Sime Darby Property’s focus remains on long-term value creation and recurring income streams, particularly in the industrial and logistics sectors, as well as entry into the data centre sector.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Business News

Leong Hup International registers solid growth in 1Q26 profits
Heineken Malaysia sees soft market outlook
Malaysia auto sales rise 17% in April on higher production, new model launches
EPF’s 1Q investment income jumps 51% to RM27.73bil
SMG remains steadfast amid headwinds
Dutch Lady reports highest quarterly revenue in 1Q26
FBM KLCI extends losing streak ahead of earnings season amid cautious sentiment
Standard Chartered: Malaysia remains in strong position, 2026 GDP growth seen at 4.5%
Govt identifies five manufacturing sub-sectors most affected by global supply crisis
Dollar edges up�as investors weigh Iran peace hopes against Fed rate outlook

Others Also Read