KUALA LUMPUR: Shares of KUALA LUMPUR KEPONG BHD [] (KLK) fell in thin trade on Monday, June 20 as the PLANTATION [] group denied an environmental group's allegations it had breached Indonesia's two-year forest clearing ban.
At 2.34pm, it was down 34 sen to RM22.04 with 195,900 shares done.
The FBM KLCI fell 2.27 points to 1,561.16. Turnover was 467.86 million shares valued at RM562.64 million. There were 260 gainers, 369 losers and 306 stocks unchanged.
Reuters reported that KLK had denied on Monday it had breached Indonesia's ban on the first day it was signed to law, calling the allegation by an environmental group "preposterous".
At 2.34pm, it was down 34 sen to RM22.04 with 195,900 shares done.
The FBM KLCI fell 2.27 points to 1,561.16. Turnover was 467.86 million shares valued at RM562.64 million. There were 260 gainers, 369 losers and 306 stocks unchanged.
Reuters reported that KLK had denied on Monday it had breached Indonesia's ban on the first day it was signed to law, calling the allegation by an environmental group "preposterous".
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