FBM KLCI closes above 1,500-point level


KUALA LUMPUR: Shares on Bursa Malaysia finished higher on Monday with the benchmark FBM KLCI holding steady above the 1,500 points level.

At 5pm, the 30-stock index closed up 13.77 points, or 0.93% at 1,501.11. The index hit an intraday high of 1,518.38.

Market breadth was positive as gainers outpaced losers by 575 to 456 while 419 counters were unchanged. A total of 4.98 billion shares changed hands, worth RM3.13bil in all.

The top gainer on Bursa Malaysia was Hextar Technologies, which jumped 80 sen to RM22.80. Sungei Bagan Rubber rose 46 sen to RM5, Heineken gained 40 sen to RM24.50 and Malaysian Pacific Industries added 38 sen to RM28.50.

Meanwhile, the top decliner was Raoid, which lost RM1.27, or 13.61% to RM8.06. Nestle slid 60 sen to RM119.30, YNH Property fell 33 sen to RM2.47 and F&N declined 20 sen to RM28.60.

Among the banks, Maybank rose two sen to RM9.08, AmBank added four sen to RM4.23 and RHB Bank gained six sen to RM5.57.

Public Bank climbed six sen to RM4.36, CIMB added eight sen to RM6 while Hong Leong Bank advanced 14 sen to RM18.96.

Elsewhere in the region, Japan’s Nikkei 225 rose 0.91%, Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index closed down 0.17%, South Korea’s Kospi gained 0.04%, China’s composite index added 0.15% and Singapore’s Straits Times Index rose 0.2%.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Bursa Malaysia , FBM KLCI , KLCI

   

Next In Business News

US weekly jobless claims fall slightly
Keyfield issues maiden RM200mil sukuk wakalah
Electricity tariff to rise by 14%�from�July�2025
Ringgit strengthens against US dollar as rising oil prices lift sentiment
MYMBN faces temporary suspension of bird’s nest exports to China
TNB shortlisted to develop 500MW solar plant in Kedah under LSS5
CCK Consolidated declares special dividend of 5.0 sen
Santa Claus rally extends on Bursa Malaysia
Alibaba, E-Mart to create US$4bil e-commerce JV in Korea
Oil prices inch up on hopes for more China stimulus

Others Also Read