Federal International Seeks Renewal of 10% Share Buyback Authority

Bitget2026/10/29 09:16

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Federal International Holdings seeks shareholder approval to renew related-party transaction and share buyback mandates at its December 3, 2026 annual meeting.
The related-party mandate covers an estimated RM 968 million in construction contracts with companies linked to the Choy family.
Buyback authority would cover up to 10% of issued shares, leaving capacity for 4,781,181 additional shares given existing treasury holdings.
The board, excluding interested directors, recommends voting for the related-party mandate renewal.

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