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Updated List Of Shariah-Compliant Securities By Securities Commission Malaysia's Shariah Advisory Council

Date 24/05/2012

The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) today released an updated list of Shariah-compliant securities approved by its Shariah Advisory Council (SAC).

The updated list, which will take effect on 25 May 2012, features a total of 825 Shariah-compliant securities. These counters constitute 89 per cent of the total 930 listed securities on Bursa Malaysia.  

The list includes (five) 5 newly classified Shariah-compliant securities and none is excluded from the previous list issued in November 2011. It also indicates that Shariah-compliant securities are well represented in all sectors of industry (see tables attached).  

The full list, which is updated twice a year, is now available on the SC website at www.sc.com.my. The next updated list will be available in November 2012.

SHARIAH-COMPLIANT SECURITIES

Table 1: Newly classified Shariah-compliant securities

 

No.

Stock Code

Name of Security

No.

Stock Code

Name of Security

1.

5214

China Stationery Ltd

4.

2011

Lingui Development Bhd

2.

5208

EITA Resources  Bhd*

5.

5218

SapuraKencana Petroleum Bhd*

3.

3689

Fraser & Neave Holdings Bhd

 

 

 

* The securities of these companies have been classified as Shariah compliant at IPO stage

Table 2: Shariah-compliant securities on Bursa Malaysia


SHARIAH-COMPLIANT SECURITIES ON BURSA MALAYSIA

 

Main Market/

ACE Market

Shariah-compliant

Securities

Total

Securities[1]

Percentage

Of Shariah-compliant

Securities (%)

Consumer Products

125 

134

93%

Industrial Products

262

270

97%

Mining

1

1

100%

Construction

41

42

98%

Trading / Services

171

200

86%

Properties

76

90

84%

Plantation

39

42

93%

Technology

100

102

98%

Infrastructure (IPC)

7

7

100%

Finance

3

36

8%

SPAC

Nil

1

Nil

Hotels

Nil

4

Nil

Closed End Fund

Nil

1

Nil

TOTAL

825

930

89%

 

 



[1]  As at  18 May 2012