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A Singapore court has taken steps to seize certain assets of Capital A Berhad as part of a long-running dispute involving its subsidiary Move Digital. According to court documents and company disclosures, the order targets Move Digital’s holdings in two Singapore-based businesses: A 99.56% stake in BigPay Pte Ltd An 11.45% stake in Teleport Everywhere Pte Ltd The seizure action stems from the enforcement of a partial arbitration award. The dispute relates to an obligation for Move Digital to purchase certain shareholders’ stakes in BigPay for approximately US$14.74 million, along with accrued costs and interest awarded in Singapore proceedings. Capital A has stated that: It is challenging the seizure order. The company believes the affected assets are worth substantially more than the amount claimed. The order currently affects only the specified shareholdings and does not immediately impact the wider operations of the Capital A group. Why this matters The targeted assets are strategically important: BigPay is one of Capital A’s key fintech investments. Teleport is the group’s logistics and cargo platform and has been a significant contributor to revenue growth. Potential implications for investors Investors will likely focus on: Whether Capital A can successfully challenge or settle the claim. The final valuation of the seized assets versus the amount owed. Any impact on Capital A’s broader corporate restructuring and regularisation plans.

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Sime Darby Property launches RM1.25 bil fund to invest in data centres, industrial assets Key details * Sime Darby Property has launched the New Economy Venture (NEV) fund with a target investment size of up to RM1.25 billion. * The fund is fully subscribed by institutional investors, including: * Employees Provident Fund (EPF) * Armed Forces Fund Board (LTAT) * Great Eastern Life Assurance (Malaysia) * The investments will focus on data centres and industrial assets located within Sime Darby Property’s townships in Malaysia. Why this matters Malaysia is experiencing strong demand for data centres due to cloud computing, artificial intelligence workloads, and regional digital infrastructure growth. Industrial and logistics facilities are also benefiting from manufacturing expansion and e-commerce demand. For Sime Darby Property, the fund: * Creates recurring income from long-term leased assets instead of relying solely on property sales. * Supports its “capital-light” strategy by using institutional investor capital. * Expands its asset management and fund management business. Initial assets The fund’s first two assets are located in: * Elmina Business Park * City of Elmina These seed assets account for roughly 85% of the fund’s target size and are backed by long-term leases. Construction is expected to be completed in the second half of 2027. Investor takeaway The announcement signals that Sime Darby Property is positioning itself as both a property developer and an infrastructure/asset manager. Data centres in particular could become an increasingly important earnings contributor, complementing its traditional residential and township developments. M+global cds account: https://bit.ly/openmplusaccountloh Share Trader Telegram Channel: https://t.me/sharestraders

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