Ppb Berhad (4065.KL) traded up 2.73 % during a 24 hours period ending at 11:10 PM Central Europe on Tuesday 27th. One Ppb Berhad stock can currently be bought for about MYR 8.8 on popular exchanges. Current supply of Ppb Berhad stocks is 1.4 bn. Ppb Berhad has a current market capitalization of MYR 12.8 bn and approximately MYR 3.4 mn worth of Ppb Berhad was traded on exchanges in the last 24 hours. Since last month end, Ppb Berhad has traded -1.96 % down. Simple moving average of last 200 days is at MYR 10.28. The highest price of past 52 weeks was recorded at MYR 12.28 on 10/26/2026. 52 weeks low was at MYR 8.5 on 10/26/2026.
Summary of the latest news for Ppb Berhad
PPB Group Bhd, a Malaysian-listed conglomerate, is indirectly implicated in Singapore’s latest haze‑related regulatory outreach. The National Environment Agency has issued information requests to several Singapore‑registered entities connected to Malaysian firms, including Wilmar International—where PPB Group holds a stake—alongside other subsidiaries. The notices aim to gather details on Indonesian land concessions and fire‑control measures rather than impose immediate penalties. They reflect Singapore’s use of existing environmental legislation to trace responsibility for transboundary haze pollution. Compliance with the requests is required, and failure to provide the requested information could invite further scrutiny. No definitive sanctions have been announced, but the situation underscores ongoing regulatory attention on Malaysian‑linked companies operating in the region’s environmental landscape.
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