Article: Subur Tiasa up 30 sen on active share buyback

SUBUR Tiasa Holding Bhd, a plywood company, led a slew of companies which were active in buying back their own shares, to close higher on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) last week.

Last week, Subur Tiasa had bought more than a quarter of its shares that were traded on the KLSE. As a result of the share buyback exercise, the stock rose 30 sen last week.

It closed the week at RM1.82, as opposed to its closing price of RM1.52 the week before. During the week, Subur Tiasa had purchased 241,300 units of its own shares. It had bought the shares at between RM1.63 and RM1.85 apiece. ...

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