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Stratus Global Holdings Bhd🎉🥳
STRATUS (5356)
Stratus Global designs and manufactures automated material handling systems, cleanroom material handling systems and factory automation equipment, while also providing related engineering and automation services. Its solutions primarily serve semiconductor manufacturers and other high-technology industries.
Main Market | Shariah-compliant (Yes)
IPO Price : RM 0.80
📅 Key Dates:
Applications Open: 02 July 2026
Closing Date : 10 July 2026
Listing Date : 21 July 2026
By Berjaya Securities Retail Dealing
Stratus Global Holdings Bhd🎉🥳
STRATUS (5356)
Stratus Global designs and manufactures automated material handling systems, cleanroom material handling systems and factory automation equipment, while also providing related engineering and automation services. Its solutions primarily serve semiconductor manufacturers and other high-technology industries.
Main Market | Shariah-compliant (Yes)
IPO Price : RM 0.80
📅 Key Dates:
Applications Open: 02 July 2026
Closing Date : 10 July 2026
Listing Date : 21 July 2026
By Berjaya Securities Retail Dealing
Market Closing
The FBM KLCI closed at 1,661.83 (+5.00 pts, +0.30%), ending higher after consolidating for most of the session, as early gains faded amid broad-based weakness across regional markets. However, most Bursa sector indices closed lower, led by the TECHNOLOGY sector. Asia Pacific markets mostly ended lower, with South Korea’s KOSPI leading the losses, plunging 7.9% amid a selloff in U.S. chip stocks after Meta Platforms’ plan to sell AI computing power raised concerns over potential overcapacity. European markets opened higher, while U.S. futures turned mixed after opening in positive territory ahead of the U.S. June nonfarm payrolls report and a shortened trading week due to Friday’s Independence Day holiday. Gold prices rose 1.1% to US$4,074/ounce, supported by a weaker USD following a less-hawkish speech by Fed Chair Kevin Warsh, which eased expectations for further rate hikes this year to curb inflation. Meanwhile, oil prices extended their decline to US$71/bbl after U.S. President Donald Trump told reporters that U.S.-Iran indirect negotiations in Doha were progressing well, while shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz continued to recover gradually.
FBMACE: -0.31%
FBMSCAP: -0.29%
Market Volume: - 2.70 bil (+7.22%)
Market Value: - RM 2.00 bil (-11.64%)
Gainers: 426; Losers: 641
Notable 52 Week High Stock (8 stocks): CHB, ICENTS, MENANG, MHC, NE, SUM, UMCCA, KEEMING
Notable Gainers: - ECOSHOP (RM1.43, +RM0.07), VIS (RM0.355, +RM0.055), and ZETRIX (RM0.78, +RM0.015).
Notable Laggards: - DNEX (RM0.44, -RM0.01), GAMUDA (RM4.17, -RM0.13), and YTL (RM2.08, -RM0.08).
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The FBM KLCI closed at 1,661.83 (+5.00 pts, +0.30%), ending higher after consolidating for most of the session, as early gains faded amid broad-based weakness across regional markets. However, most Bursa sector indices closed lower, led by the TECHNOLOGY sector. Asia Pacific markets mostly ended lower, with South Korea’s KOSPI leading the losses, plunging 7.9% amid a selloff in U.S. chip stocks after Meta Platforms’ plan to sell AI computing power raised concerns over potential overcapacity. European markets opened higher, while U.S. futures turned mixed after opening in positive territory ahead of the U.S. June nonfarm payrolls report and a shortened trading week due to Friday’s Independence Day holiday. Gold prices rose 1.1% to US$4,074/ounce, supported by a weaker USD following a less-hawkish speech by Fed Chair Kevin Warsh, which eased expectations for further rate hikes this year to curb inflation. Meanwhile, oil prices extended their decline to US$71/bbl after U.S. President Donald Trump told reporters that U.S.-Iran indirect negotiations in Doha were progressing well, while shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz continued to recover gradually.
FBMACE: -0.31%
FBMSCAP: -0.29%
Market Volume: - 2.70 bil (+7.22%)
Market Value: - RM 2.00 bil (-11.64%)
Gainers: 426; Losers: 641
Notable 52 Week High Stock (8 stocks): CHB, ICENTS, MENANG, MHC, NE, SUM, UMCCA, KEEMING
Notable Gainers: - ECOSHOP (RM1.43, +RM0.07), VIS (RM0.355, +RM0.055), and ZETRIX (RM0.78, +RM0.015).
Notable Laggards: - DNEX (RM0.44, -RM0.01), GAMUDA (RM4.17, -RM0.13), and YTL (RM2.08, -RM0.08).
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