IOIPG Malaysia REIT IPO Offers 12.5% Upside At RM1.08 Fair Value Ahead Of Nov 25 Listing
IOIPG Malaysia REIT will list on Bursa Malaysia on Nov 25, 2026. It has a portfolio of nine properties worth RM7.66 billion. The REIT's fair value is RM1.08 per unit. TA Securities assigned this value in an IPO research note.
What it means for buyers, tenants and investorsShareholders of IOIPG Malaysia REIT can check the REIT's performance and portfolio details ahead of its listing on Nov 25.
What it means for Japanese buyers
IOIPG Malaysia REIT lists on Bursa Malaysia on Nov 25, 2026, with a RM7.66 billion portfolio.
Japanese investors can buy REIT units, but should check the REIT's performance and portfolio.
The REIT's fair value is RM1.08 per unit, as assigned by TA Securities.
Investors should also consider the 30% tax on rental income from Malaysian property.
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Key facts
| Companies | IOI Properties |
|---|---|
| Areas | Nationwide |
| Section | Investment & REITs |
| Date | |
| Source | Business Today ↗ |
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