What is IR?
Investor Relations (I.R.) is that process through which a public
listed company organises and conducts itself in effective two-way
communications with its shareholders, the financial community and
other stakeholders with the objective of accurately representing
the company, achieving a fair market value for the company’s
securities and ultimately lowering its cost of capital.
Source: Investor Relations Manual, Bursa Malaysia
Why you need I.R.?
It is in the Malaysian Code of Corporate Governance (2000)
Disclosure is part of the Listing Requirements
Attracting new investors (both institutional and retail)
Keeping those you already have
Helping analysts and the media understand your story
Communicating with stakeholders in an efficient manner
Why PLCs and the investors need I.R.?
It is in the Malaysian Code of Corporate Governance (2000)
Disclosure of corporate information is part of the Listing Requirements
Helping analysts, media and the public to understand the selected PLCs better especially in its operation, performance and investment scenerio
Alllowing the PLCs to better communicate with the stakeholders in an efficient manner
Allowing the PLCs to attract different types of investors (both institutional and retail, domestic and international), thus to create healthy investment environment that can maximise the share values of the PLCs.
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