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Do you know? Private investment in public equity (PIPE): The disadvantages of PIPE are (1) existing shareholders’ ownership gets diluted when new shares are issued (2) frequent PIPEs can signal that a company can’t raise money through normal public channels and (3) if PIPE investors sell quickly once their restrictions lift, the share price can…
Do you know? Private investment in public equity (PIPE): The benefits of PIPE to the investors are (1) they buy shares cheaper than market price (2) there is upside potential if the company performs well and (3) PIPEs that offer securities that convert into more shares later could increase return potential. Equity Debt Digital assets…
Do you know? Private investment in public equity (PIPE): The benefits of PIPE to the company include (1) it is much quicker to close than a public offering e.g. no lengthy prospectus or roadshow (2) terms are flexible and can be customised (3) confidentiality can be maintained because negotiations are privately concluded before being announced…
Do you know? Private investment in public equity (PIPE): The PIPE shares are initially restricted, which means that they can’t be sold immediately. After the company files a resale registration statement, investors can sell their shares on the public market. Equity Debt Digital assets M&A Malaysian Other markets
Do you know? Private investment in public equity (PIPE): PIPE can be considered when a public company wants to raise money quickly. It negotiates directly with institutional investors. The investors agree to buy shares or convertible instruments at a discount to the market price. Since it is a private placement, the company files with the…
Do you know? Private investment in public equity (PIPE): A public company issues new shares (or convertible securities like bonds or preferred stock) to private investors at a negotiated price, typically below the current market price. Private investment because the buyers are private investors, not the general public. Public equity because the target is a…
Do you know? Budget 2026: From 2026, Malaysia is moving stamp duty to a self-assessment system, and e-Invoicing will be fully rolled out for businesses earning more than RM500,000 per year in revenue, aiming to reduce tax leakage, improve compliance, and digitalise revenue collection. Equity Debt Digital assets M&A Malaysian Other markets
Do you know? Budget 2026: Significant allocations are earmarked for Sabah (RM6.9 billion) and Sarawak (RM6 billion), plus big rural infrastructure: clean water, non-revenue water programmes, rural roads, and broadband expansion in remote areas. Equity Debt Digital assets M&A Malaysian Other markets
Do you know? Budget 2026: Entrepreneurial support is scaling up. Loan facilities and guarantees will rise to RM50 billion next year from RM40 billion plus microloans expansions and incentives for export-oriented mid-tier electrical and electronics businesses. Equity Debt Digital assets M&A Malaysian Other markets
Do you know? Budget 2026: A staged carbon tax will be introduced, starting with iron, steel and energy sectors. Green asset investment tax allowance covers locally manufactured green tech under MyHIJAU, encouraging domestic sustainable production. Equity Debt Digital assets M&A Malaysian Other markets