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Employees Provident Fund Board Increases Stake in Pavilion Real Estate Investment Trust

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The Employees Provident Fund Board, a Malaysia-based pension fund, has recently increased its stake in the Pavilion Real Estate Investment Trust. According to a statement made to the Bursa Malaysia Stock Exchange, the fund acquired a total of 457,300 units in the trust, bringing its direct interest to 444,511,147 units, which represents approximately 12.142% of the trust's total units. This acquisition was made through CITIGROUP NOMINEES (TEMPATAN) SDN BHD, the fund's nominee company. The Employees Provident Fund Board now holds a significant stake in the Pavilion Real Estate Investment Trust, highlighting the trust's appeal to institutional investors.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Employees Provident Fund Board acquired 457,300 units in the Pavilion Real Estate Investment Trust through CITIGROUP NOMINEES (TEMPATAN) SDN BHD, increasing its direct interest to 444,511,147 units.
  • This represents approximately 12.142% of the trust's total units.
  • The acquisition was made as a result of the fund's continued commitment to expanding its portfolio of investments.
  • The Employees Provident Fund Board is one of the largest shareholder groups of the Pavilion Real Estate Investment Trust.
  • The trust is a Malaysian real estate investment trust listed on the Bursa Malaysia Stock Exchange.

Statistics:

  • 457,300: The number of units acquired by the Employees Provident Fund Board in the Pavilion Real Estate Investment Trust.
  • 444,511,147: The total direct interest held by the Employees Provident Fund Board in the trust.
  • 12.142%: The percentage of the trust's total units held by the Employees Provident Fund Board.
  • 7: The number of registered nominees through which the Employees Provident Fund Board holds units in the trust.
  • Information not provided in the original text is not included, ensuring accuracy and consistence with the provided information.

Sources:

  • Bursa Malaysia Stock Exchange
  • Employees Provident Fund Board
  • Pavilion Real Estate Investment Trust

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