Oiltek International mulls secondary listing in Bursa Malaysia

Its board is of the view that this will broaden and widen its investor reach.

Oiltek International Limited is seeking a secondary listing of its entire issued shares on Bursa Malaysia.

The company— registered in Singapore but with the principal place of business in Malaysia— listed on the catalyst board of the Singapore Exchange (SGX) in March 2022.

Oiltek International touts itself as a solutions provider “that cater to all types of vegetable oils, including palm oil, soybean oil and rapeseed oil.”

In a bourse filing on 21 July 2025, it said that its board is in the view that the proposed secondary listing will broaden its investor reach and widen its investor base; as well as potentially increase the liquidity of the company’s shares.

The proposed listing will also enable it to tap into additional platforms for future fund raising, and provide it with the flexibility to access different equity markets, Oiltek International said.

No proposed application has been made to the Securities Commission Malaysia in relation to the proposed secondary listing, the company clarified.

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