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LISTING DEPARTMENT CONTACT INFORMATION PLEASE REFER TO PAGE 2 FOR LIST OF PUBLIC LISTED COMPANIES AND TEAM IN CHARGE TEAM TELEPHONE NO FAX NO E-MAIL TEAM 1 03-2034 7031 03-2026 0197 [email protected] TEAM 2 03-2034 7341 03-2026 0197 [email protected] TEAM 3 03-2034 7206 03-2026 0197 [email protected] TEAM 4 03-2034 7030 03-2732 3267 [email protected] TEAM 5 (ON IPO) 03-2034 7206 03-2026 0197 [email protected] TEAM 6 (ON RESTRUCTURING) 03-2034 7341 03-2026 0197 [email protected] TELEPHONE NO FAX NO E-MAIL 03-2034 7006 03-2034 7576 03-2732 3267 BURSA LINK CONTACT INFORMATION 03-2034 7130 [email protected] 03-2732 3263 03-2034 7238 03-2034 7190 TELEPHONE NO FAX NO Online Enquiry LISTING ADVISORY CONTACT INFORMATION 03-2034 7766 - http://asklisting.bursamalaysia.com LISTING TEAMS IN CHARGE NOPUBLIC LISTED COMPANIES STOCK CODE TEAM 1 7-ELEVEN MALAYSIA HOLDINGS BERHAD 5250 3 2 ABF MALAYSIA BOND INDEX FUND 0800EA 2 3ABLEGROUP BERHAD 7086 2 4ABM FUJIYA BERHAD 5198 2 5 ACE INNOVATE ASIA BERHAD 03028 4 6 ACME HOLDINGS BERHAD 7131 1 7ACO GROUP BERHAD 0218 4 8ACOUSTECH BERHAD 7120 1 9 ADVANCE INFORMATION MARKETING BERHAD 0122 4 10 ADVANCE SYNERGY BERHAD 1481 3 11 ADVANCECON HOLDINGS BERHAD 5281 1 12 ADVANCED PACKAGING TECHNOLOGY (M) BHD 9148 2 13ADVENTA BERHAD 7191 2 14 AE MULTI HOLDINGS BERHAD 7146 2 15 AEMULUS HOLDINGS BERHAD 0181 4 16AEON CO. (M) BHD 6599 1 17 AEON CREDIT SERVICE (M) BERHAD 5139 1 18AFFIN BANK BERHAD 5185 1 19AGESON BERHAD 7145 1 20AHB HOLDINGS BERHAD 7315 3 21 AHMAD ZAKI RESOURCES BERHAD 7078 1 22AIMFLEX BERHAD 0209 4 23 AIRASIA GROUP BERHAD 5099 3 24AIRASIA X BERHAD 5238 3 25 AJINOMOTO (MALAYSIA) BERHAD 2658 3 26AJIYA BERHAD 7609 2 27 AL-`AQAR HEALTHCARE REIT 5116 1 28 ALAM MARITIM RESOURCES BERHAD 5115 3 29ALCOM GROUP BERHAD 2674 2 30 ALLIANCE BANK MALAYSIA BERHAD 2488 1 31 ALLIANZ MALAYSIA BERHAD 1163 1 32 AL-SALAM REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUST 5269 1 33 AMANAHRAYA REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUST 5127 1 34 AMCORP PROPERTIES BERHAD 1007 1 35 AME ELITE CONSORTIUM BERHAD 5293 1 36 AMFIRST REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUST 5120 1 37 AMLEX HOLDINGS BERHAD 03011 4 38 AMMB HOLDINGS BERHAD 1015 1 39 AMTEL HOLDINGS BERHAD 7031 2 40 AMWAY (MALAYSIA) HOLDINGS BERHAD 6351 3 41 ANALABS RESOURCES BERHAD 7083 2 42ANCOM BERHAD 4758 2 43 ANCOM LOGISTICS BERHAD 0048 4 44 ANEKA JARINGAN HOLDINGS BERHAD 0226 4 45 ANN JOO RESOURCES BERHAD 6556 2 46ANNUM BERHAD 5082 2 47 ANZO HOLDINGS BERHAD 9342 2 48 APB RESOURCES BERHAD 5568 2 49 APEX EQUITY HOLDINGS BERHAD 5088 1 50 APEX HEALTHCARE BERHAD 7090 2 51 APM AUTOMOTIVE HOLDINGS BERHAD 5015 2 52 APOLLO FOOD HOLDINGS BERHAD 6432 3 53APPASIA BERHAD 0119 4 54A-RANK BERHAD 7214 2 55ARB BERHAD 7181 4 56 ARK RESOURCES HOLDINGS BERHAD 7007 1 57ARTRONIQ BERHAD 0038 4 58ASDION BERHAD 0068 4 59ASIA BRANDS BERHAD 7722 3 60 ASIA FILE CORPORATION BHD 7129 3 61 ASIA MEDIA GROUP BERHAD 0159 2 62 ASIA POLY HOLDINGS BERHAD 0105 4 63 ASIAN PAC HOLDINGS BERHAD 4057 1 64ASTINO BERHAD 7162 2 65ASTRAL ASIA BERHAD 7054 1 66 ASTRAMINA GROUP BERHAD 03032 4 67 ASTRO MALAYSIA HOLDINGS BERHAD 6399 2 68 AT SYSTEMATIZATION BERHAD 0072 4 69ATA IMS BERHAD 8176 2 70ATLAN HOLDINGS BHD 7048 3 71 ATRIUM REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUST 5130 1 72 ATTA GLOBAL GROUP BERHAD 7099 2 73 AURORA ITALIA INTERNATIONAL BERHAD 03037 4 74AVILLION BERHAD 8885 3 75 AWANBIRU TECHNOLOGY BERHAD 5204 4 76AWC BERHAD 7579 2 77AXIATA GROUP BERHAD 6888 2 78 AXIS REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUST 5106 1 79 AYER HOLDINGS BERHAD 2305 1 80AYS VENTURES BERHAD 5021 2 81 B.I.G. INDUSTRIES BERHAD 7005 2 82 BABA ECO GROUP BERHAD 03012 4 83 BAHVEST RESOURCES BERHAD 0098 4 84 BARAKAH OFFSHORE PETROLEUM BERHAD 7251 3 85BATU KAWAN BERHAD 1899 1 86BCB BERHAD 6602 1 87BCM ALLIANCE BERHAD 0187 4 88 BENALEC HOLDINGS BERHAD 5190 1 89 BERJAYA ASSETS BERHAD 3239 3 90 BERJAYA CORPORATION BERHAD 3395 3 91BERJAYA FOOD BERHAD 5196 3 92BERJAYA LAND BERHAD 4219 3 93 BERJAYA SPORTS TOTO BERHAD 1562 3 94BERMAZ AUTO BERHAD 5248 3 95 BERTAM ALLIANCE BERHAD 9814 1 96 BIMB HOLDINGS BERHAD 5258 1 97 BINA DARULAMAN BERHAD 6173 1 98 BINA PURI HOLDINGS BHD 5932 1 99 BINASAT COMMUNICATIONS BERHAD 0195 4 100 BINTAI KINDEN CORPORATION BERHAD 6998 2 101 BINTULU PORT HOLDINGS BERHAD 5032 3 102 BIOALPHA HOLDINGS BERHAD 0179 4 103BLD PLANTATION BHD. 5069 1 104 BOILERMECH HOLDINGS BERHAD 0168 2 105 BONIA CORPORATION BERHAD 9288 3 106BORNEO OIL BERHAD 7036 2 107 BOUSTEAD HEAVY INDUSTRIES CORPORATION BHD 8133 3 108 BOUSTEAD HOLDINGS BERHAD 2771 2 109 BOUSTEAD PLANTATIONS BERHAD 5254 1 110 BOX-PAK (MALAYSIA) BERHAD 6297 2 111 BP PLASTICS HOLDING BHD 5100 2 112 BRAHIM'S HOLDINGS BERHAD 9474 3 113BREM HOLDING BERHAD 8761 1 114 BRIGHT PACKAGING INDUSTRY BERHAD 9938 2 115BRITE-TECH BERHAD 0011 4 116 BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO (MALAYSIA) BERHAD 4162 3 117 BSL CORPORATION BERHAD 7221 2 118BTM RESOURCES BERHAD 7188 2 119BUMI ARMADA BERHAD 5210 3 120BURSA MALAYSIA BERHAD 1818 1 121 BV LAND HOLDINGS BERHAD 03042 4 122C.I. HOLDINGS BERHAD 2828 3 123 CAB CAKARAN CORPORATION BERHAD 7174 3 124 CABNET HOLDINGS BERHAD 0191 4 125CAELY HOLDINGS BHD 7154 3 126 CAHYA MATA SARAWAK BERHAD 2852 2 127CAM RESOURCES BERHAD 7128 3 128CAN-ONE BERHAD 5105 2 129 CAPITALAND MALAYSIA MALL TRUST 5180 1 130CAREPLUS GROUP BERHAD 0163 4 131 CARIMIN PETROLEUM BERHAD 5257 3 132 CARLSBERG BREWERY MALAYSIA BERHAD 2836 3 133 CB INDUSTRIAL PRODUCT HOLDING BERHAD 7076 2 134 CCK CONSOLIDATED HOLDINGS BERHAD 7035 3 135CE TECHNOLOGY BERHAD 03024 4 136 CENSOF HOLDINGS BERHAD 5195 4 137CENTRAL GLOBAL BERHAD 8052 2 138 CEPATWAWASAN GROUP BERHAD 8982 1 139 CHEETAH HOLDINGS BERHAD 7209 3 140CHIN HIN GROUP BERHAD 5273 2 141 CHIN HIN GROUP PROPERTY BERHAD 7187 3 142 CHIN TECK PLANTATIONS BERHAD 1929 1 143 CHIN WELL HOLDINGS BERHAD 5007 2 144 CHINA AUTOMOBILE PARTS HOLDINGS LIMITED 5229 2 145 CHINA OUHUA WINERY HOLDINGS LIMITED 5188 3 146 CHOO BEE METAL INDUSTRIES BHD 5797 2 147 CHUAN HUAT RESOURCES BHD 7016 2 148 CIMB GROUP HOLDINGS BERHAD 1023 1 149 CITRA NUSA HOLDINGS BERHAD 5104 3 150 CJ CENTURY LOGISTICS HOLDINGS BERHAD 7117 3 151CLASSIC SCENIC BERHAD 7202 3 152 CLOUDARON GROUP BERHAD 03001 4 153CME GROUP BERHAD 7018 2 154 CN ASIA CORPORATION BHD 7986 2 155COASTAL CONTRACTS BHD 5071 3 156 COCOALAND HOLDINGS BERHAD 7205 3 157COMFORT GLOVES BERHAD 2127 2 158 COMINTEL CORPORATION BHD 7195 2 159 COMPLETE LOGISTIC SERVICES BERHAD 5136 3 160 COMPUGATES HOLDINGS BERHAD 5037 2 161 COMPUTER FORMS (MALAYSIA) BERHAD 8044 2 162 CONCRETE ENGINEERING PRODUCTS BERHAD 8435 2 163 CONNECTCOUNTY HOLDINGS BERHAD 0102 4 164 COSMOS TECHNOLOGY INTERNATIONAL BERHAD 03035 4 165 COUNTRY HEIGHTS HOLDINGS BHD 5738 1 166COUNTRY VIEW BERHAD 5049 1 167 CRESCENDO CORPORATION BERHAD 6718 1 168 CREST BUILDER HOLDINGS BERHAD 8591 1 169 CRG INCORPORATED BERHAD 03016 4 170 CSC STEEL HOLDINGS BERHAD 5094 2 171CTOS DIGITAL BERHAD 5301 4 172CUSCAPI BERHAD 0051 4 173CWG HOLDINGS BERHAD 9423 3 174 CYCLE & CARRIAGE BINTANG BERHAD 2925 3 175 CYL CORPORATION BERHAD 7157 2 176 CYPARK RESOURCES BERHAD 5184 2 177 D&O GREEN TECHNOLOGIES BERHAD 7204 4 178 DAGANG NEXCHANGE BERHAD 4456 4 179DAIBOCHI BERHAD 8125 2 180 DAMANSARA HOLDINGS BERHAD 3484 1 181 DANAINFRA NASIONAL BERHAD 0400GA 2 182 DANAINFRA NASIONAL BERHAD 0400GB 2 183 DANAINFRA NASIONAL BERHAD 0400GC 2 184 DANCOMECH HOLDINGS BERHAD 5276 2 185DATAPREP HOLDINGS BHD 8338 4 186 DATASONIC GROUP BERHAD 5216 4 187DAYA MATERIALS BERHAD 0091 3 188 DAYANG ENTERPRISE HOLDINGS BERHAD 5141 3 189DELEUM BERHAD 5132 3 190DESTINI BERHAD 7212 2 191DFCITY GROUP BERHAD 5165 2 192DGB ASIA BERHAD 0152 4 193DIALOG GROUP BERHAD 7277 3 194DIGI.COM BERHAD 6947 2 195 DIGISTAR CORPORATION BERHAD 0029 4 196 DIVERSIFIED GATEWAY SOLUTIONS BERHAD 0131 4 197DKLS INDUSTRIES BHD 7528 1 198 DKSH HOLDINGS (MALAYSIA) BERHAD 5908 3 199 D'NONCE TECHNOLOGY BHD 7114 2 200 DOLOMITE CORPORATION BERHAD 5835 2 201 DOLPHIN INTERNATIONAL BERHAD 5265 2 202 DOMINANT ENTERPRISE BERHAD 7169 2 203DPI HOLDINGS BERHAD 0205 4 204DPS RESOURCES BERHAD 7198 1 205DRB-HICOM BERHAD 1619 3 206 DUFU TECHNOLOGY CORP. BERHAD 7233 2 207 DUOPHARMA BIOTECH BERHAD 7148 2 208DUTALAND BERHAD 3948 1 209 DUTCH LADY MILK INDUSTRIES BERHAD 3026 3 210 DYNACIATE GROUP BERHAD 5178 2 211 E.A.TECHNIQUE (M) BERHAD 5259 3 212EA HOLDINGS BERHAD 0154 4 213 EASTERN & ORIENTAL BERHAD 3417 1 214EASTLAND EQUITY BHD 2097 3 215ECM LIBRA GROUP BERHAD 2143 1 216 ECO WORLD DEVELOPMENT GROUP BERHAD 8206 1 217 ECO WORLD INTERNATIONAL BERHAD 5283 1 218 ECOBUILT HOLDINGS BERHAD 0059 2 219 ECOFIRST CONSOLIDATED BHD 3557 1 220ECONFRAME BERHAD 0227 4 221 ECONPILE HOLDINGS BERHAD 5253 1 222EDARAN BERHAD 5036 4 223EDEN INC. BERHAD 7471 1 224 EDUSPEC HOLDINGS BERHAD 0107 4 225 EFFICIENT E-SOLUTIONS BERHAD 0064 2 226EG INDUSTRIES BERHAD 8907 2 227EITA RESOURCES BERHAD 5208 2 228EKOVEST BERHAD 8877 1 229 EKSONS CORPORATION BERHAD 9016 2 230 ELK-DESA RESOURCES BERHAD 5228 1 231 ELSOFT RESEARCH BERHAD 0090 4 232EMICO HOLDINGS BERHAD 9091 3 233ENCORP BERHAD 6076 1 234ENEST GROUP BERHAD 03025 4 235 ENG KAH CORPORATION BERHAD 7149 3 236ENGTEX GROUP BERHAD 5056 2 237ENRA GROUP BERHAD 8613 1 238 EONMETALL GROUP BERHAD 7217 2 239EP MANUFACTURING BHD 7773 2 240 EQUITIESTRACKER HOLDINGS BERHAD 03021 4 241 ES CERAMICS TECHNOLOGY BHD 0100 4 242 ESTHETICS INTERNATIONAL GROUP BERHAD 5081 3 243 EUPE CORPORATION BERHAD 6815 1 244EURO HOLDINGS BERHAD 7208 3 245 EUROSPAN HOLDINGS BERHAD 7094 3 246 EVERGREEN FIBREBOARD BERHAD 5101 2 247 EVERSAFE RUBBER BERHAD 0190 4 248 EVERSENDAI CORPORATION BERHAD 5205 1 249EWEIN BERHAD 7249 1 250 EXCEL FORCE MSC BERHAD 0065 4 251 FACB INDUSTRIES INCORPORATED BERHAD 2984
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