Magma completes RM379mil capital reduction


PETALING JAYA: Magma Group Bhd has completed its RM379.21mil capital reduction exercise to strengthen its balance sheet and enhance financial flexibility for future expansion.

In a statement, the hospitality and property development firm said the completion follows the lodgement of the High Court of Malaya’s sealed order with the Companies Commission of Malaysia on Aug 13, 2025, confirming the special resolution passed by shareholders at its extraordinary general meeting on March 21, 2025.

“Through this exercise, Magma’s issued share capital has been reduced from RM669.15mil to RM289.94mil through the cancellation of RM379.21mil.

“The number of shares in issue remains unchanged at 1.68 billion, with no impact on shareholders’ equity ownership.”

Magma group managing director cum group chief executive officer Datuk Seri Thomas Liang Chee Fong said the capital reduction marks an important step in the company’s transformation journey.

“With a stronger balance sheet, we can accelerate our CHAGEE joint venture rollout, unlock value from our Mont Kiara landbank, and pursue high-potential opportunities in hospitality and property, all with the goal of delivering sustainable returns to our shareholders.”

Magma said the capital reduction does not involve the cancellation of any shares or changes to the shareholding structure.

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