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Why Is CBH Engineering (CBHB) Share Price Crashing Today?
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CBH Engineering Holding shares were trading as much as 23% lower on Friday morning, tripping Bursa Malaysia’s rule that suspends short selling in a stock, on the heaviest volume the counter has seen in months. These are intraday prices, not a close.
Why is CBH Engineering share price crashing today?
- Bursa suspended intraday short selling at 11.11am, after CBHB breached its 15%-or-15-sen price-limit trigger (Bursa notice, ref ISA-13112026-00002).
- Turnover ran past RM33 millionby late morning, on volume above 52.7 million shares — more than three times Thursday’s 16.1 million (Yahoo Finance, KLSE Screener).
- Ordinary trading in the stock was not halted— only short selling under the IDSS mechanism — and no UMA query has been filed as of this check (Bursa announcements).
What’s happened at CBH Engineering lately?
- CBH Engineering is a mechanical, civil and electrical contractor whose order book is overwhelmingly data-centre substation work (The Star, citing TA Research).
- Its most recent disclosed win was an RM88.05 million data-centre substation job in Selangor, awarded 7 September 2026 (The Star).
- No company filing has addressed today’s move as of this report, checked around 11.50am (Bursa announcements).
Track the live price on the Bursa heat list, or read about another recent short-selling suspension this year, Northern Solar’s 18% intraday drop.
What to watch
- Mon 16 Nov 2026, 8.30amShort selling under IDSS reactivatesfor CBHB, after today’s price-limit suspension (Bursa notice, ref ISA-13112026-00002).
- Not yet confirmedWhether Bursa issues a formal unusual market activity query, or CBH Engineering files a response of its own — neither had appeared as of this report (Bursa announcements, checked 11.50am).
Sources
Bursa notice (via KLSE Screener)
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