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Butterfield FB Closed 4.2% Below Its IPO Price, Not the 10% Headlines Reported

RaymondRates.my2 min read

Several headlines called Butterfield FB’s ACE Market debut a 10% slide. That was the opening price. By Bursa’s 5pm close, the coffee and tea extract maker had climbed back — a smaller, different result.

BFIELD 0470 · ACE Market · debut day · RM0.460 4.17% below its 48 sen IPO priceO 0.430 H 0.470 L 0.395 C 0.46015 Sep 2026 · Vol 107.45m0.380.400.420.440.460.480.50IPO price 48 sen0.46015 Sep 2026 (listing day)Volume, m shares30m60m90m107.45mSource: The Edge Malaysia, close 15 Sep 2026
15 September 2026, Butterfield FB’s first trading day. It opened at 43 sen, swung as low as 39.5 sen, then closed at 46 sen — 4.17% below its 48 sen IPO price, not the 10.4% the opening print implied.
  • Market cap ended the day at RM368 million, down from RM384 million at the IPO price.
  • BusinessToday and NST’s own headlines use the word “opens,” the tell that their number wasn’t the final close.
  • The IPO itself was oversubscribed 18.7 times three weeks earlier — demand didn’t carry into the after-market close.
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The 10.4% figure several outlets ran was Butterfield FB’s opening print, not its close. The close is what actually stood at the end of the trading day.

Read the oversubscription result that preceded today’s debut, or compare brokers for your next Bursa IPO application.

What to watch

  • 17 Sep 2026Pioneer Heat Holdings, oversubscribed 47.8 times, debuts on the ACE Market next.
  • 18 Sep 2026Malaysia’s August CPI and external trade data land — a read on the demand backdrop for new listings.
Not financial advice. This is general information on Butterfield FB Bhd’s first trading day, based on closing-price data from The Edge Malaysia and klsescreener.com as at 15 September 2026. It is not a recommendation to buy, hold or sell any shares, and Rates.my does not issue price targets or forecasts. Confirm current prices with your broker before acting.

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