Trading of FGV shares to be suspended from Aug 25
In a filing, FGV said the Federal Land Development Authority (Felda), together with parties acting in concert (PACs) are currently holding more than 90 per cent of the FGV shares, and Felda does not intend to maintain the listing status of FGV on the Main Market of Bursa Securities. Trading ideas: GenM,IJM, CelcomDigi, Vantris, JPG, Sentral REIT, BM Greentech, ECM Libra, Ireka, SDS, Pantech, UMediC, LSH, SP Setia, Affin, Heineken
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