SIDC Module 11 case studies

SIDC Module 11 · Put your knowledge to work in context.

SIDC Module 11 is not a programme name that appears on the SIDC home page, so this page cannot confirm its syllabus, format, duration, fee, pass mark, or retake rules. What the source does establish is the surrounding structure. The SIDC Module 11 case studies are 5 cases and about 5,010 words.

Two Weeks Before Registration: Late Due Diligence Findings on a Main Market IPO

Seri Tanjung Precision Bhd (STP) is a Penang precision-engineering group seeking a Main Market listing. The IPO comprises a public issue of 120 million new shares and an offer for sale of 60 million shares by founder Tan Sri Lim at an indicative RM1.10, raising roughly RM198 million; post-listing issued share capital will be 600 million shares.

1,016 words, about 5 min 2

Crossing 33% at a Premium: Mandatory Offer, Price and What Can Still Be Bought

Jernih Capital Partners holds 30.5% of Kinta Fibre Optic Bhd (KFO), a Main Market issuer whose shares last traded at RM2.35. On 3 March Jernih bought 3.0% from a retiring executive director at RM2.90 per share, payable in cash, taking it to 33.5%.

1,066 words, about 5 min 3

Asset Injection, a Rights Issue and a Conflict the Adviser Cannot Cure

Arah Barat Holdings Bhd (ABH) is a Main Market packaging group with a market capitalisation of RM1.8 billion. Its controlling shareholder, Prisma Ventures, holds 52.4%.

1,077 words, about 5 min 4

Pricing a Placement While a Customer Exit Is Still Undisclosed

Teluk Data Centres Bhd (TDC) is a Main Market-listed operator of two hyperscale data centres with a market capitalisation of RM2.4 billion. On 14 April the board mandates your corporate finance team to place up to 10% of TDC's issued shares - approximately 88 million shares - with Malaysian and Singapore institutions to part-fund a RM300 million expansion.

1,044 words, about 5 min 5

Fair and Reasonable: An Offer, an Unsigned Charter and an Irrevocable

Permai Marine Bhd (PMB) receives a conditional voluntary offer from Straits Offshore Ltd at RM1.35 per share, valuing PMB at about RM810 million. That is a 34% premium to the pre-announcement price of RM1.01, but below the RM1.52 at which PMB traded eight months ago after a contract win.

807 words, about 4 min