KUALA LUMPUR (Feb 21): Blue chips staged a mild rebound in the afternoon session on Tuesday in line with most key Asian markets as sentiment was bolstered by the Greek bailout deal.
At 3pm, the FBM KLCI was up 1.85 points to 1,562.421. Turnover was 1.06 billion shares valued at RM865.49 million. There were 292 gainers, 414 losers and 353 stocks unchanged.
Panasonic Malaysia was the top gainer, adding 68 sen to RM21.19 while Maxis gained 19 sen to RM6.
Among the PLANTATION []s, United Plantations added 62 sen to RM23.38, BLD Plantations 21 sen to RM10.04 and Sarawak Plantations 14 sen to RM3.06.
F&N added 22 sen to RM17.80 on mild buying interest after its share price was recently impacted by the decline in earnings.
Nilai Resources added 14 sen to RM1.55 after the major shareholders proposed a selective capital repayment (SCR) of RM1.50 a share.
YTL Cement and MBM Resources added 13 sen each to RM4.73 and RM4.43.
At 3pm, the FBM KLCI was up 1.85 points to 1,562.421. Turnover was 1.06 billion shares valued at RM865.49 million. There were 292 gainers, 414 losers and 353 stocks unchanged.
Panasonic Malaysia was the top gainer, adding 68 sen to RM21.19 while Maxis gained 19 sen to RM6.
Among the PLANTATION []s, United Plantations added 62 sen to RM23.38, BLD Plantations 21 sen to RM10.04 and Sarawak Plantations 14 sen to RM3.06.
F&N added 22 sen to RM17.80 on mild buying interest after its share price was recently impacted by the decline in earnings.
Nilai Resources added 14 sen to RM1.55 after the major shareholders proposed a selective capital repayment (SCR) of RM1.50 a share.
YTL Cement and MBM Resources added 13 sen each to RM4.73 and RM4.43.
