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Trades about 143% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Bursa Malaysia Berhad functions as an exchange holding company, offering services in treasury management, general administration, and oversight. Its operations are segmented into four main areas: the Securities Market, Derivatives Market, Exchange Holding, and Others. This entity manages and supervises a unified exchange, providing a full suite of market services. These encompass facilitating the listing, trading, clearing, settlement, and custodial functions for various instruments, including the offshore listing of bonds and Sukuk. The company's diverse offerings feature equities, fixed-income instruments, derivative products, Islamic market products, and indices. It also supplies Central Depository System (CDS) accounts, network access, infrastructure services, BTS2 onboarding, and co-location facilities. Bursa Malaysia Berhad is responsible for operating and maintaining several exchanges for securities, derivatives, and offshore financial products. It also runs a clearing house for its securities and derivatives markets, a central depository for securities listed on its exchange, an electronic trading platform for the bond market, and a Shariah-compliant commodity trading platform. Furthermore, the company compiles, furnishes, and distributes price data and other relevant information pertaining to securities quoted on its securities and derivatives exchanges, as well as data from its bond platform. It also assumes the role of a nominee for Bursa Malaysia Depository, receiving securities for safe-custody or administrative purposes. Established in 1930, Bursa Malaysia Berhad's headquarters are located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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