Foreign investors extend buying on Bursa Malaysia


MBSB Research said local institutions recorded a net outflow of RM211.5mil.

KUALA LUMPUR: Foreign investors remained net buyers on Bursa Malaysia for a sixth consecutive week, recording RM377.2mil in net foreign inflows, around 25 times higher at RM15mil than the previous week, according to MBSB Research.

MBSB Research said in its Fund Flow Report for the week ended Feb 13, 2026, foreign investors were net buyers on four out of five trading days, with the only outflow of RM178.4mil last Friday.

Additionally, the largest inflows were seen last Wednesday (RM281.7mil), followed by last Monday (RM135.8mil), last Thursday (RM100.4mil), and last Tuesday (RM37.7mil).

“The top three sectors that recorded net foreign inflows were financial services (RM195.5mil), transport and logistics (RM64.7mil) and construction (RM58mil).

“Meanwhile, the top three sectors that recorded net foreign outflows were healthcare (RM38.2mil), technology (RM28.6mil) and plantation (RM16.2mil).”

Furthermore, the research house said local institutions recorded a net outflow of RM211.5mil, extending to two consecutive weeks of net selling, at around 5.8 times the previous week’s levels. — Bernama

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