Phang Siew Loong, Head of Equity Markets of Hong Leong Investment Bank (left); and Koh Song Heng, Executive Vice Chairman, President and Group Chief Executive Officer of Polymer Link.
PETALING JAYA: Polymer Link Holdings Bhd
will be raising about RM24.3mil from its upcoming initial public offering (IPO) exercise as it sets its issue price at 25 sen per share.
The company, which specialises in manufacturing plastic powder and colour masterbatch for rotational moulding applications, launched its prospectus yesterday.
It is scheduled to be listed on the ACE Market of Bursa Securities on Nov 25.
At 25 sen per share, Polymer Link will have a market capitalisation of RM140mil.
Headquartered in Klang, Selangor, the group operates across Malaysia, the Philippines, India, the United States and Australia, supplying an international customer base spanning over 10 countries.
A total of RM5mil from the IPO proceeds will be used for the expansion of Polymer Link’s Australia operations and RM6.2mil for working capital.
Meanwhile, about RM3.6mil is allocated for capital expenditure, followed by repayment of bank borrowings (RM2mil) and listing expenses (RM7.4mil).
Executive vice-chairman, president and group chief executive officer Koh Song Heng said the funds raised will be channelled towards expanding Polymer Link’s footprint, enhancing innovation capabilities, and strengthening its ability to serve customers across different geographical markets.
“The IPO signifies our transition from a regional player to a global player in the rotational moulding supply chain.
“We are excited to move forward into this next phase of growth,” he said in a statement.
Hong Leong Investment Bank Bhd (HLIB) is the principal adviser, sponsor, sole placement agent and sole underwriter for the IPO.
HLIB head of equity markets Phang Siew Loong said: “Polymer Link’s focused business model, geographically diversified growth and operational track record makes it an attractive proposition in today’s industrial landscape.
