What EPF, Khazanah & company directors are buying and selling

One row per fund, stock and day. EPF often buys through one mandate and sells through another on the same day, so the net is shown (hover the figures for both sides). “Direct” is the fund's direct stake after that notice, as a share of the company. RM values multiply the net shares by that day's closing price — estimates of size, not what was paid. “Via” names a registered holder other than the fund itself, such as a subsidiary.

One row per director, stock and day, net of same-day buys and sells. The role badge comes from the company's Yahoo Finance profile, matched by name; where no officer matches, the row says “Director”, which the notice itself establishes. “Direct” is the director's own direct holding after the notice, shown only when the line was filed in their own name; shares held through a company or a family member appear as “via”. Not every “Acquired” is a purchase and not every “Disposed” is a sale: share grants, option exercises, bonus issues, transfers between a director's own accounts and interests deemed through a related company are filed the same way — the notice says which. RM values use that day's closing price.