Bursa Malaysia approved FGV Holdings Bhd’s request to suspend trading of its shares on May 26, 2025, pending a material announcement, as confirmed by FGV in a filing. The shares closed at RM1.28 last Friday, down two sen. Posts on X suggest the suspension is linked to ongoing privatisation discussions, though no official confirmation has been provided. Recently, FGV announced plans to acquire full ownership of eight subsidiaries for RM229.75 million from Koperasi Permodalan Felda Malaysia Bhd, with agreements signed by its units, FGV Palm Industries and Felda Holdings, to bolster its operations.

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