BNI continues share buyback, considers extending programme
The Indonesian bank’s existing buyback period runs until 26 October 2026, with any extension subject to shareholder-approved limits.
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The Indonesian bank’s existing buyback period runs until 26 October 2026, with any extension subject to shareholder-approved limits.
The proposed project has a preliminary investment estimate of up to US$3.5 billion and would include a terminal in Hai Phong.
An economist said markets still expected a December rate increase, while the ringgit weakened against the yen, pound and euro.
YLSB proposed an indicative RM2.35 per share, but the final price remains undecided and a transaction is not assured.
Shares with highly concentrated ownership would remain tradable, while disclosures for holdings above 1 per cent would identify affiliation status.
Decliners outnumbered gainers 388 to 180, with S$1.6 billion worth of securities traded across the market.
Eligible users can receive a promotional annual return of up to 5% until 30 November 2026, subject to conditions and investment risks.
The planned free accounts would receive Rp50,000 from the government, with rules to protect the initial balance from fees.
The financial regulator said exchange trading, supervision and share-listing processes continued without disruption.
Penang airport works will continue until 2028, while Kota Kinabalu’s capacity is set to reach 12 million passengers by the same year.