What the filings show
EPF Sold Southern Cable All September, Then the MD's Firm Sold RM54 Million More
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Southern Cable Group's managing director sold RM54 million worth of shares in September. The Employees Provident Fund was trimming its own stake in the same stock, all month, as the price climbed. Southern Cable makes power and data cables, and supplies projects like the MRT3 line.
EPF's stake, filing by filing
- EPF's stake fell from 8.87% to 6.94% across four weeks of Bursa filings.
- Its steepest cut came the day afterthe MD's firm sold, 29 September, more than three times any other move.
The MD's firm sold RM54 million more
- The shares changed hands off-market, in a direct business transaction rather than a normal trade.
- Tung also holds a separate 24.13% stake— 308.3 million shares — that this sale didn't touch.
This site tracks every EPF, Khazanah and director trade for 228 Bursa-listed companies on Smart Money Malaysia, updated twice a day — including September's piece on EPF buying CIMB and RHB while selling Maybank.
What to watch
- by ~30 Nov 2026Southern Cable's Q3 FY2026 results are due, under Bursa's Listing Requirements two-month quarterly reporting rule.
- OngoingAny further Sino Shield or EPF filings on Southern Cable, tracked live on Smart Money Malaysia.
Sources & further reading
- KLSE Screener — Southern Cable Group (0225), changes in shareholdings
- i3investor — Tung Eng Hai's shareholding in Southern Cable Group (0225)
- stockanalysis.com — Southern Cable Group (SCGBHD) daily price history
- BusinessToday — Southern Cable 1H26 net profit rises 24.9% to RM73.7 million (27 Aug 2026)
- Rates.my — Smart Money Malaysia: every EPF, Khazanah and director trade
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