Foreign Investors Return to Bursa: RM323.1mil Net Inflow

Quick Answer: Bursa Malaysia foreign investors made net inflows of RM323.1mil last week, according to MBSB Research, snapping five consecutive weeks of net selling. Financial services drew the largest foreign inflow at RM437.1mil, while plantation stocks recorded the biggest outflow at RM163.2mil. For shareholders, the sector split matters more than the headline total.

Foreign investors returned to Bursa Malaysia last week after five straight weeks of net selling. MBSB Research, in its weekly fund flow report, recorded net inflows of RM323.1mil.

Why Did Foreign Investors Return to Bursa Malaysia Last Week?

Bursa Malaysia foreign investors trading stocks on screens — Foreign net inflows on Bursa Malaysia returned last week, per MBSB Research.

Foreign institutions were net buyers on four of the five trading days. Monday was the only day of net selling, with outflows of RM17.3mil.

Wednesday was the strongest day, with a net inflow of RM117.4mil. Tuesday followed at RM117.2mil, then Friday at RM68.6mil and Thursday at RM32.3mil.

Which Sectors Drew the Most Foreign Money on Bursa Malaysia?

Financial services led all sectors. MBSB Research recorded foreign inflows of RM437.1mil into the group.

Financial services: RM437.1mil net inflow, the highest of any sector
Transportation and logistics: RM169.5mil net inflow
Construction: RM73.4mil net inflow

Transportation and logistics ranked second, drawing RM169.5mil. Construction came third at RM73.4mil.

Where Did Foreign Investors Sell on Bursa Malaysia?

Plantation stocks recorded the largest foreign outflows at RM163.2mil. That made plantation the only major sector where foreign selling outweighed buying in MBSB Research’s data.

Plantation: RM163.2mil net outflow
Technology: RM110.9mil net outflow
Industrial products and services: RM102.4mil net outflow

Technology ranked second with RM110.9mil in outflows. Industrial products and services followed at RM102.4mil.

How Did Local Institutions and Retail Investors Trade?

Local institutions swung to net selling. They disposed of RM457.7mil worth of equities after recording inflows in the previous week.

Retail investors extended their net buying streak to 10 consecutive weeks. Net purchases came to RM134.6mil.

What Do the Trading Volume Numbers Show?

Average daily trading volume among foreign investors rose 8.9% week-on-week. Retail participation increased 3.7%, while local institutional trading volume fell 6.4%.

Investors tracking these flows can compare tools in our AI Stock Analysis for Malaysians guide. Weekly fund flow data shows where money moved, not where prices will go.

Key Takeaways

Foreign investors net bought RM323.1mil on Bursa Malaysia last week, ending five weeks of net selling.
Financial services drew RM437.1mil in foreign inflows, the highest of any sector.
Plantation stocks recorded the largest foreign outflows at RM163.2mil.
Local institutions sold RM457.7mil of equities, while retail investors bought RM134.6mil for a 10th straight week.
Foreign trading volume rose 8.9% week-on-week, while local institutional volume fell 6.4%.

Disclaimer: This article is for general information only and does not constitute investment advice. Figures are sourced from MBSB Research’s weekly fund flow report as reported by The Edge. Do your own research before making any investment decision.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much did foreign investors net buy on Bursa Malaysia last week?

Foreign investors recorded net inflows of RM323.1mil on Bursa Malaysia last week, according to MBSB Research. This ended five consecutive weeks of net selling.

Which sector attracted the most foreign investment on Bursa Malaysia?

Financial services attracted the highest foreign inflows at RM437.1mil. Transportation and logistics came second with RM169.5mil.

Which sectors saw the biggest foreign selling on Bursa Malaysia?

Plantation stocks recorded the largest foreign outflows at RM163.2mil. Technology followed with RM110.9mil, and industrial products and services recorded RM102.4mil.

Are retail investors still buying on Bursa Malaysia?

Retail investors extended their net buying streak to 10 consecutive weeks, with net purchases of RM134.6mil. Retail participation also rose 3.7% in trading activity.

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