SC seeks feedback on market enhancement proposals


The Securities Commission of Malaysia building in Kuala Lumpur

PETALING JAYA: The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) has published a consultation paper, inviting feedback on various proposals to enhance value propositions of the public market.

In a statement, the SC said the consultation paper is related to listings on the Main and ACE Markets.

“The proposals aim to improve accessibility to listing for issuers and to ensure that the public markets are clearly defined with fit-for-purpose frameworks.

“The consultation paper seeks feedback on several key areas. They include enhancing the routes for listing on the Main Market under the profit test and infrastructure project corporation test; provide flexibility on the need for positive operating cash flow for listings on the Main Market; and strengthen the ACE Market’s role as a stepping stone for small- and mid-sized corporations by aligning the listing requirements with the ACE Market’s sponsor-driven framework.”

The SC is welcoming responses from a wide range of stakeholders to ensure a constructive consultation process.

“The reforms to Main Market and ACE Market listings are targeted to be implemented in the first half of 2026. The public consultation period is from Nov 12, 2025 to Dec 31, 2025.”

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