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Published: Thursday March 7, 2013 MYT 11:04:00 AM
DiGi to be included into FTSE/Asean 40 Index
KUALA LUMPUR: Shares of DiGi.Com Bhd rose to as high as RM4.74 on Thursday ahead of its inclusion into the FTSE/Asean 40 index on March 15.
At 10.45am, it was up one sen to RM4.68. There were 2.21 million shares done at prices ranging from RM4.68 to RM4.74.
The changes to the index will be effective after close on March 15.
The FTSE/Asean 40 is a tradable index consisting of the top 40 constituents from FTSE/ASEAN index, ranked by market capitalisation.
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