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What Is United Malacca's RM6.10 Takeover Offer, and Who Gets Compensation?
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United Malacca Berhad’s takeover offer document went out to shareholders on Monday, opening a three-week window to accept Prosper Trading’s RM6.10-a-share cash bid. A compensation document for past sellers followed the same day.
What does United Malacca’s RM6.10 offer document say?
- RM6.10 cash per share, Prosper Trading’s offer for every share the Tee family doesn’t already hold (Bursa filing).
- Acceptance period: 2–23 November 2026, closing 5pm via Boardroom Share Registrars.
- Shares last traded at RM6.08, 11.27am Monday, just under the offer price.
Who can claim United Malacca’s compensation scheme?
- Eligible: shareholders who held UMB shares on 26 September 2024 and sold any before 9 October 2026.
- Payout is the difference between RM6.10 and their actual sale price, per share sold.
- The scheme traces back to September 2024, when the Tee family’s stake first crossed the mandatory-offer threshold.
Track UMCCA on the Bursa heat list, or read our 14 October coverage of the trading halt that preceded this offer.
What to watch
- 23 Nov 2026, 5.00pmOffer acceptance period closes, unless Prosper Trading extends it (offer document).
Sources
Bursa filings (via KLSE Screener)
- 2 Nov 2026: Offer Document, Conditional Mandatory Take-over Offer by Prosper Trading Sdn Bhd, ref TEN-02112026-00001
- 2 Nov 2026: Compensation Document in relation to the cash compensation scheme by Prosper Trading Sdn Bhd, ref DCS-02112026-00001
- 2 Nov 2026: Dealings disclosure, Prosper Trading Sdn Bhd acquisitions of 30 Oct 2026, ref GA1-01112026-00001
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