Public Bank Berhad Trading Summary (Wednesday 21st)

Public Bank Berhad (ticker: 1295.KL) closed the trading session at MYR 4.72, an increase of 0.42 % compared with the previous close. The 24‑hour trading period ended at 12:12 PM Central Europe time.

ItemValue
Current priceMYR 4.72
24‑hour volumeMYR 61.1 million
Shares outstanding19.4 billion
Market capitalisationMYR 91.8 billion
200‑day simple moving averageMYR 4.86
52‑week high (10/20/2026)MYR 5.29
52‑week low (10/20/2026)MYR 4.18
24‑hour change since last month‑end-1.25 %

The stock’s price movement in the last 24 hours is reflected in the following comparison with other Kuala Lumpur-listed banks:

  • Sd Guthrie Bhd (5285.KL) – down 1.40 % to MYR 5.67; market cap MYR 38.9 billion; P/E 13.74.
  • RHB Bank Bhd (1066.KL) – up 1.39 % to MYR 7.37; market cap MYR 31.9 billion; P/E 9.20.
  • MISC Bhd (3816.KL) – up 0.72 % to MYR 8.29; market cap MYR 37.5 billion; P/E 15.55.
  • Petronas Gas Bhd (6033.KL) – unchanged at MYR 17.16; market cap MYR 34 billion; P/E 20.00.
  • CIMB Bhd (1023.KL) – unchanged at MYR 7.14; market cap MYR 77 billion; P/E 9.83.

MISC Bhd – Yinson Holdings Privatisation Update

The Securities Commission Malaysia has extended the deadline for MISC Bhd, Yinson Legacy, and the Employees Provident Fund to declare their positions regarding a proposed privatisation of Yinson Holdings until 30 November. The extension permits further assessment and negotiation of the scheme, which would be executed through a court‑approved arrangement. Both MISC and Yinson have stated that the proposal remains under evaluation and that no definitive agreement has yet been reached. Shareholders have been advised to exercise caution in trading, and the companies will provide additional updates if material developments occur.

Company Profile

Public Bank Berhad operates as a consumer and retail banking institution in Malaysia. Its services include:

  • Deposit products: savings, current, fixed, foreign‑currency, and gold investment accounts; safe‑deposit boxes.
  • Loan products: home, SWIFT, UNIFLEX, working‑capital, SME, overdrafts, project and vehicle financing; PB retail negotiable instruments of deposit; credit‑guarantee schemes; BNM funds.
  • Digital banking: mobile, Internet, and self‑service platforms; credit and debit cards; remittance services.
  • Investment services: structured products; share trading and margin financing.
  • Insurance products: single‑premium investment‑linked, family and savings, micro protection, credit‑life insurance.
  • Cash‑management services: account, collection, and payment solutions.

The bank maintains a network of 265 branches and 2,100 self‑service terminals across Malaysia, Hong Kong, China, Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos, and Sri Lanka, primarily serving retail consumers and SMEs. Founded in 1966, its headquarters remain in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.