Avillion Bhd shares rose to a six-month high of seven sen in Wednesday morning trade, after the integrated travel, hotel and property group assured that it is business as usual for the company despite being listed as one of the assets former finance minister Tun Daim Zainuddin failed to declare to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC).
The stock was up two sen or 40% from its closing price of five on Tuesday (Jan 30), giving it a market capitalisation of RM79.33 million. About 16.97 million shares changed hands or over six times higher than its 200-day trading volume average of 2.20 million.
TheEdge31 Jan, 2024 13:54pm - 2 months