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Educational guide · Bursa Malaysia

Malaysia Equity-Backed Financing: A Guide for Bursa Malaysia Shareholders

Short answer

Providers typically look at the stock's liquidity and volatility, the size of the holding, any lock-up or insider restriction, clean ownership of the shares and completed KYC. Individuals and companies can both apply; terms depend on assessment and final documents.

Frequently asked questions

Which structures are available?

The main options are margin loans, fixed-term stock loans, non-recourse share-backed financing, and for issuers, PIPEs or placements. Each trades off cost, flexibility and risk differently.

What decides the terms for Bursa Malaysia-listed shares?

Mainly the stock's liquidity (average daily traded value), its volatility, the size of the holding relative to free float, any lock-up or trading restriction, and the tenor requested. Concentrated or less liquid holdings usually receive lower advance rates.

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This guide is general information, not financial, legal or tax advice. It does not describe Squadron Capital's specific terms.

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Squadron Capital deploys direct, non-recourse capital to shareholders of Malaysia-listed securities — fast terms, with no personal or corporate guarantees. Squadron deploys its own capital, has operated in Asia for more than 15 years.