Bursa Signal What changed in EPF's disclosed substantial positions last week
Every Monday, the important changes announced in EPF's disclosed substantial shareholdings, including which moves persisted and which reversed.
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Follow the Money #3: EPF sold AMMB for eight days, then bought back in three
Last week we flagged EPF trimming AMMB. The bank then flagged a RM2b capital release, and EPF bought back 12.7 million shares in three days. Plus our running three-week scoreboard.
Earlier
Follow the Money #2: EPF sold Tenaga for three weeks, then bought 35 million shares in one day
We went back to the same seven names from issue #1. Six carried on in the same direction. Tenaga turned around: sold daily until 24 July, then 35 million shares bought on the 27th.
Follow the Money #1: EPF trimmed six major holdings. CIMB was the exception
We netted every EPF disclosure for 1 to 17 July: six major holdings trimmed, and one clean addition, CIMB. Plus the two big numbers we deliberately excluded, and why.
What this is
EPF is required to disclose changes in its substantial shareholdings on Bursa. Those filings are public, but they arrive company by company, in no particular order. Each week we collect the announcement window, total what changed, and disclose any gaps we could not read.
Every number here comes from summing the acquisitions and disposals in the filings themselves. We say when a filing could not be read rather than treating it as zero, we say when a window is shorter than the last one, and we correct ourselves in public when we get something wrong.
We show what was traded. We do not tell you why, and we do not tell you what to do about it.