Oiltek proposes secondary listing on Bursa Malaysia’s main market
This provides the company the flexibility to access different equity markets to raise funds
[SINGAPORE] Oiltek International announced on Monday (Jul 21) that the group is proposing a secondary listing of its entire issued shares on the main market of Bursa Malaysia Securities.
Oiltek’s board said this listing will be beneficial as it will allow the group to broaden its investor reach and base, potentially increase the liquidity of the company’s shares and enhance the company’s value through separate trading platforms.
It will also enable the group to tap into additional platforms for future fundraising.
The move would provide Oiltek with the flexibility to access different equity markets to raise funds after taking into consideration investors’ demand as well as the cost of raising equity funding on the respective stock exchanges.
No application has been made to Securities Commission Malaysia in relation to the proposed listing by Oiltek as at Monday morning.
Henry Yong, executive director and chief executive of Oiltek, said: “The board wishes to highlight that the proposed secondary listing is at a preliminary stage and will involve extensive preparatory work, and such preparatory work may involve an uncertain length of time.
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“Further, the proposed secondary listing is subject to, among other things, the approvals of the relevant authorities and there is no assurance that the approval of the relevant authorities will be granted.”
Oiltek first listed on the Catalist board of the Singapore Exchange (SGX) on Mar 3, 2022, before transferring to the mainboard of the bourse on Jun 6, 2025. Its market capitalisation stands at around S$317.5 million to date.
On Jul 3, the group said it was in discussions with Sarawak Economic Development Corporation (SEDC) Energy, the wholly owned subsidiary of SEDC, to explore possibilities of the company’s involvement in its sustainable aviation fuel pilot plant programme.
Shares of Oiltek closed at S$0.73 on Friday, up 6.6 per cent or S$0.045.
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