New IPO rules for MOG firms


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Mineral, oil and gas companies need to have adequate assets

PETALING JAYA: The Securities Commission (SC) is introducing new listing requirements for mineral, oil and gas (MOG) companies, including the need to show they have adequate MOG assets in their portfolio.

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