Daily- Malaoff

Malakoff Corporation Bhd plans to raise about RM1.80bn from the issuance of one billion
new shares at a tentative retail price of RM1.80 a share under its relisting exercise. It plans
to use the RM1.80bn proceeds to fully redeem its junior Sukuk Musharakah which bears a
profit rate of 6.3% per annum until September, and a profit rate of 9.3% thereafter. (StarBiz)

Maxis Bhd's prepaid unit, Hotlink, has partnered with key online game publishers to launch
Game Credits Top-Up facility in Malaysia via Hotlink Top-Up Tickets. In a statement, Maxis
said Hotlink customers would get additional benefits including in-game items for League of
Legends, EA FIFA ONLINE 3, Blackshot and additional currency for IAH Games. Maxis' Head
of Prepaid, Consumer Business, Navin Manian, said with the introduction of Game Credits,
the company would enable avid Malaysian gamers to have easier access to this social
phenomenon. (Bernama)

Mitrajaya Holdings Berhad plans to launch four developments with a combined gross
development value of RM2.47bn between now and 2017. Mitrajay managing director Tan
Eng Piow says the group is keen to monetize its land assets in the coming years. (The Edge
Weekly)