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The Star
30-06-2025
- Business
- The Star
Foreign investors turn net buyers, inflows at RM33.2mil net
KUALA LUMPUR: Foreign investors registered a net inflow of RM33.2 million on Bursa Malaysia, reversing a fifth week of selling trend, said MIDF Amanah Investment Bank Bhd. In its Fund Flow Report for the week ended June 27, 2025, MIDF Amanah said foreign investors' activities were mixed throughout the week, with net buying recorded on Tuesday and Thursday, while Monday and Wednesday saw net outflows. "Inflows ranged from RM5.0 million to RM144.1 million, whereas outflows were between -RM50.7 million and -RM65.2 million," it said in a note. It added that the three sectors that recorded the highest net foreign inflows were utilities (RM102.6 million), transportation and logistics (RM45.9 million) and industrial products and services (RM22.9 million). Meanwhile, the top three sectors that recorded the highest net foreign outflows were financial services (-RM109.9 million), property (-RM35.9 million) and telco and media (-RM28.0 million). Similarly, local institutions continued their buying activities, extending to a sixth week buying streak with net inflows amounting to RM142.8 million, smaller than the previous week's inflow of RM510.6 million. Meanwhile, local retailers returned to net foreign sellers last week, recording a net outflow of -RM176.0 million, snapping their one-week inflow streak. "The average daily trading volume saw a broad-based increase last week, except for foreign investors. "Local retailers and local institutions saw an increase of +12.7 per cent and +9.7 per cent, respectively, while foreign investors saw a decline of -17.0 per cent," it said. - Bernama
BusinessToday
30-06-2025
- Business
- BusinessToday
Foreign Investors End Selling Streak With RM33.2 Million Net Inflow
Foreign investors staged a return to Bursa Malaysia last week with a net inflow of RM33.2 million, ending a five-week selling streak, according to MIDF Research. The week saw mixed participation, with net buying on Tuesday and Thursday, while Monday and Wednesday recorded net outflows. Daily foreign inflows ranged from RM5.0 million to RM144.1 million, while outflows varied between -RM50.7 million and -RM65.2 million. Top sectors attracting foreign inflows were: Utilities: RM102.6 million, Transportation & Logistics: RM45.9 million and Industrial Products & Services: RM22.9 million Meanwhile, Financial Services (-RM109.9 million), Property (-RM35.9 million), and Telco & Media (-RM28.0 million) saw the largest foreign outflows. Local institutions extended their buying spree for a sixth consecutive week with RM142.8 million in net inflows, though this was down from RM510.6 million the previous week. Local retailers, however, turned net sellers, recording -RM176.0 million in outflows after a brief return to net buying. Trading activity was broadly higher across local investor groups. Local retailers' ADTV rose by 12.7%, local institutions by 9.7%, while foreign investors' ADTV dipped by 17.0%. Related
New Straits Times
30-06-2025
- Business
- New Straits Times
MIDF: Foreign funds return to Bursa Malaysia after five-week selloff
KUALA LUMPUR: Foreign investors returned as net buyers on Bursa Malaysia, breaking a five-week selling streak with a net inflow of RM33.2 million. MIDF Research, in its fund flow report for the week ended June 27, 2025, noted that foreign investor activity was mixed, with net inflows on Tuesday and Thursday, while Monday and Wednesday recorded outflows. The report highlighted that inflows ranged between RM5.0 million and RM144.1 million, while outflows were between RM50.7 million and RM65.2 million. "The three sectors that recorded the highest net foreign inflows were utilities (RM102.6 million), transportation & logistics (RM45.9 million), and industrial products & services (RM22.9 million). "The top three sectors that recorded the highest net foreign outflows were financial services (RM109.9 million), property (RM35.9 million) and telco & media (RM28.0 million)," it said. MIDF said local institutions maintained their buying momentum for the sixth consecutive week, recording net inflows of RM142.8 million, although this was lower than the RM510.6 million registered the previous week. "Meanwhile, local retailers returned to net foreign sellers last week, recording a net outflow of RM176.0 million, snapping their one-week inflow streak. "The average daily trading volume (ADTV) saw a broad-based increase last week, except for foreign investors," it adds. The firm said trading participation by local retailers and local institutions rose by 12.7 per cent and 9.7 per cent respectively, while foreign investor participation dropped by 17.0 per cent.
