KUALA LUMPUR, The Federal Land Development Authority (Felda) announced that FGV Holdings Bhd (FGV) has been officially delisted from the Main Market of Bursa Malaysia Securities Bhd, effective 9am yesterday. The delisting followed the suspension of FGV’s shares from trading on Aug 25, Felda said in a statement.
Felda said the delisting of FGV marks the beginning of a new phase.
To date, Felda and its persons acting in concert (PACs) collectively hold 95.29% of FGV’s total shares. Shareholders who did not accept the unconditional voluntary takeover offer still have the right to sell their holdings up to Jan 15, 2026, before 5pm, in line with Felda’s notice to shareholders dated Aug 22.
A New Chapter for Felda and Settlers
Felda described the delisting as the start of a new phase aimed at strengthening its corporate structure, optimising operations, and boosting economic returns for the organisation and its stakeholders, particularly the settler community.
“With FGV no longer listed on Bursa Malaysia, Felda now has full control over the palm oil value chain—from yield management to operating costs. This enables greater productivity, improved cost efficiency, and more consistent returns,” the agency stated.
Focus on Long-Term Growth
Felda added that a comprehensive restructuring of the Felda Group ecosystem is underway, with the goal of driving sustainable growth, enhancing global competitiveness, and securing long-term welfare for settlers.
“Through this restructuring, Felda will be better positioned to strengthen its market standing while ensuring that the prosperity of settlers remains at the heart of its mission,” it said.
