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Kuala Lumpur, July 7: DC Healthcare Holdings Berhad has announced that its initial public offering (IPO) has received an overwhelming response from the Malaysian public, with an oversubscription rate of 59.46 percent.
The IPO involved the issuance of 199.26 million ordinary shares, and the strong demand reflects the growing interest in aesthetic medical services.
The success of the IPO will accelerate the company’s expansion plans.
SNS Network Technology Berhad held its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on a virtual platform, where shareholders approved all resolutions.
The company reported impressive financial performance, with revenue increasing by 26.2 percent and profit before tax growing by 17.8 percent.
SNS has also distributed dividends to its shareholders, reflecting its commitment to delivering value.
Aldrich Resources Berhad’s subsidiary, Aldrich Capital Sdn Bhd, has acquired a 20 percent stake in Octowill Trustees Berhad.

Top: Dr. Chong Tze Sheng (DC Healthcare), James Chan (Aldrich Resources), Jack Leong (Octowill Trustees), Datuk Sharif Mohamed (Octowill). Bottom: Ko Yun Hung (SNS), Takahiro Kimoto (Chudenko Malaysia), Chow Pui Hee (Samaiden Group), Hiroki Yanase (Yakult Malaysia), Minoru Arai (Yakult Malaysia).
Top: Dr. Chong Tze Sheng (DC Healthcare), James Chan (Aldrich Resources), Jack Leong (Octowill Trustees), Datuk Sharif Mohamed (Octowill). Bottom: Ko Yun Hung (SNS), Takahiro Kimoto (Chudenko Malaysia), Chow Pui Hee (Samaiden Group), Hiroki Yanase (Yakult Malaysia), Minoru Arai (Yakult Malaysia).


This strategic collaboration aims to strengthen Octowill’s shareholding structure and enhance confidence among stakeholders.
Octowill, a leading name in the financial services industry, brings expertise in estate administration and wealth management, while Aldrich Resources expands its reach in the evolving financial services landscape.
In another significant development, Samaiden Group Berhad has secured a 20-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with Yakult Malaysia Sdn Bhd. Under the agreement, Samaiden will supply Yakult with renewable energy generated from solar facilities located in Seremban and Glenmarie.
This partnership underscores the commitment of both companies to sustainability and clean energy practices.
The PPA between Samaiden and Yakult reflects their dedication to solar energy and environmental stewardship.
Samaiden will be responsible for the installation, operation, and maintenance of the solar power systems, ensuring a consistent supply of renewable energy.
By embracing clean energy, Yakult takes a proactive step towards reducing its carbon footprint and fulfilling its sustainability goals.
These developments highlight the positive momentum in the Malaysian business landscape, with companies like DC Healthcare, SNS Network, Aldrich Resources, and Samaiden Group making significant strides in their respective industries.
The successful IPO, strong financial performance, strategic collaborations, and sustainable energy partnerships demonstrate the commitment of these companies to growth, innovation, and environmental responsibility.

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