Malaysian Issuing House (MIH) announced that OLDTOWN Berhad 10 million new IPO shares available for Malaysian public were oversubscribed at a rate of 10.76 times. A total of 9,366 applications for 117.6 million shares were received from Malaysian public for a total of 10 million shares available for public subscription. Balloting of successful applications was carried out by MIH today .
Half of the Malaysian public portion or 5 million shares set aside for Bumiputera category. In addition, 2.35 million shares initially set aside for the Bumiputera investors approved by MITI were made available to the Bumiputera public. In total, Bumipuera portion was oversubscribed by 3.64 times with 23.2 million shares applications received under Bumiputera category. Another 50% or 5 million shares for non-bumiputera public category has been oversubscribed by 17.89 times with 94.5 million shares applications received under this non-bumiputera public category.
IPO results and balloting table
Here is the IPO results for balloting of successful applications by Malaysian bumiputera and non-bumiputera public categories published by MIH:
Click here to view balloting and basis of allocation table
Check your IPO application status and results
You may check whether your IPO application is successful or not using your IC number or company registration number at MIH website. Hopefully MIH will be quick enough putting up the list of successful/unsuccessful applicants in their website.
Check IPO application status & results http://mih.com.my/enquiry.php
Alternatively, if you are applied online through internet banking, you may check through your eIPO or eShare status.
Reminder for important dates
Allotment of shares to successful applicants – 8 July 2011 (Fri)
Listing date – 13 July 2011 (Wed)
Wish you luck on the listing day. Cheers!!!
If i have subscribed for 1,000,000, then i will only be allocated 18,000 shares. Is this true?
If this is true, that’s mean i have placed for a bet with only successful chance of or less than 1.8%.
Not to mention if there is a gain on share price with 20% upon listing, then gain will be only RM3,600. (20% on 18,000 shares, assume each share IPO price = RM1)
RM3,600 to RM1,000,000! It’s only less than 0.4% profit margin expectation.
Better think twice before putting your money.
My application was successfully & yet to receive my notice of allotment, but received other applicants’ notice (more than 1) for my address.
Further to that, my wife did apply via M2U, but seem like was not submitted and the fund was re-fund on 8Jul2011 with additional of RM1 credited.
What is happening? not too sure.
You may check your CDS account if the shares allotted or not. If successful, the shares should have been allotted to your CDS account before the listing day. If this is not the case, check the application status again at http://mih.com.my/enquiry.php . After all, you may call up the issuing house MIH or MIDF.
Refunding the bank charge appears to indicate the bank did not submit your application at all, thus not charging you and refund to you. In this case, not sure how to check what went wrong at M2U side. Try call their hotline if that would help.