Sunway Healthcare to replace QL Resources on FBM KLCI on March 25


KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia has announced the inclusion of Sunway Healthcare Holdings Bhd in the FBM KLCI effective from March 25, 2026.

According to a joint statement by FTSE Russell and the stock exchange operator, Sunway Healthcare - which made its debut on the Main Market of Bursa Malaysia on Tuesday - will replace QL Resources Bhd, the smallest constituent by market capitalisation on the benchmark index.

Sunway Healthcare will also be included in the FBM EMAS Shariah index. Its investability weighting will increase from 2.15% to 18.27% following the receipt of updated shareholder information as a result of secondary offering.

The company's classification will change from real estate holding and development to healthcare facilities.

Meanwhioe, QL Resources will be added to the FBM Mid 70 index, replacing Malaysian Resources Bhd, which will in turn be included in the FBM Small Cap index.

All the changes will take effect on March 25, 2026, due to the Hari Raya Aidilfitri holidays.

Sunway Healthcare closed at RM1.85 a share on Tuesday, a 27.5% increase over its initial public offering price of RM1.45 a share. With a total issued share capital of 11.5 billion shares, the company has a market cap of RM21.28bil.

This compares with QL Resources' market cap of RM13.36bil, based on its Tuesday closing share price of RM3.66 and total issued share capital of 3.65 billion shares. 

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