Landmarks faces Bursa Malaysia suspension, delisting after missing regularisation plan deadline

By Public Technologies
  • Landmarks received a Bursa Securities notice starting suspension and delisting procedures under Main Market Listing Requirements Paragraph 8.03A(3)(b).
  • Action follows failure to submit a regularisation plan for approval by the July 28, 2026 deadline.
  • Bursa rejected the company’s request to extend the submission deadline to Jan. 28, 2027.
  • Written representations to avoid suspension or delisting are due within five market days, by Oct. 9, 2026.


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