Corporate News – Market Update (20 October 2026)
PPB Group Berhad (4065.KL)
- Stock performance – The share price closed down 2.24 % at 10:33 PM Central Europe, trading at MYR 8.60.
- Market capitalisation – MYR 12.70 bn.
- Trading volume – Approximately MYR 4 mn worth of shares were traded in the last 24 hours.
- Price trend – The 200‑day simple moving average is MYR 10.34.
- 52‑week range – Highest price: MYR 12.28 (19 Oct 2026); lowest price: MYR 8.88 (19 Oct 2026).
- Recent filing (19 Oct) – PPB Group disclosed its net asset value and indicative optimum portfolio value. The filing listed holdings of 600 shares and outlined the fund’s fee structure (manager, trustee, and licence fees). No further operational or financial details were provided.
Related Stocks – 24‑Hour Performance
| Symbol | Current Price (MYR) | % Change | Market Cap (MYR bn) | P/E Ratio | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5031.KL – Time Dotcom Bhd | 5.35 | –0.19 % | 9.80 | 21.02 | Latest filing (19 Oct) disclosed NAV and optimal portfolio value; manager to cover licence fee for first three years. |
| 7084.KL – Ql Bhd | 3.77 | –1.82 % | 13.80 | 30.63 | Listed in MSCI Malaysia IMI Islamic High Dividend Yield Index (19 Oct). |
| 3336.KL – Ijm Bhd | 2.66 | +2.28 % | 9.80 | 217.83 | Share price up 27 % since early June. EPF and KWAP holdings reported; 52‑week high of RM 2.97 (Sept). |
| 5878.KL – Kpj Healthcare Berhad | 2.40 | –2.02 % | 11.00 | 27.36 | – |
| 6888.KL – Axiata Berhad | 1.64 | –3.59 % | 14.80 | 59.14 | 19 Oct filing included Axiata Group in a diversified portfolio; no detailed performance disclosed. |
Summary
PPB Group Berhad experienced a moderate decline in its share price during the reporting period, with market capitalisation remaining above MYR 12 bn. The company’s recent filing provided a snapshot of its portfolio holdings and fee structure but omitted further operational data. Among peer companies, Time Dotcom Bhd and Ql Bhd also recorded small declines, while Ijm Bhd saw a modest gain. Axiata Berhad and Kpj Healthcare Berhad continued to trade below their 52‑week highs. The market’s focus remains on the portfolio compositions disclosed by Bursa Malaysia, which offer limited insight into individual company performance beyond static valuations.
