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Luminor Financial Holdings Issues 5,650,000 Redeemable Preference Shares for Malaysia Business Expansion (2026)




Luminor Financial Holdings Limited: Issuance of 5.65 Million Redeemable Preference Shares

Luminor Financial Holdings Limited Announces Issuance of 5,650,000 Redeemable Preference Shares – Key Details for Investors

Key Highlights

  • Subsidiary Issuance: Luminor Financial Holdings Limited has announced that its indirect wholly-owned subsidiary, Luminor SPV 1 Sdn Bhd, has issued and allotted Tranche 3 of Redeemable Preference Shares (RPS) under the 2026 SPV 1 RPS Programme on 30 April 2026.
  • Size and Price: A total of 5,650,000 RPS have been issued at an issue price of RM1.00 per RPS, with a nominal value of RM5.65 million.
  • Maturity: The RPS mature on 30 April 2028.
  • Programme Limit: The issuer has flexibility to issue RPS provided that the aggregate number of members of the issuer does not exceed 50 at any time.
  • Purpose: Funds raised will be advanced to SAPM, a Group entity, to support the expansion of Luminor’s financial solutions business in Malaysia, specifically to fund SAPM’s factoring business and cover expenses related to the RPS programme.

Detailed Terms Investors Should Note

  • Dividend Rate:

    • RPS holders are entitled to a cumulative dividend calculated as:

      Dividend Rate = Bank Negara Malaysia Overnight Policy Rate (on issue date) + 5.25%
    • Dividends are paid bi-annually in arrears, subject to distributable profits and compliance with the relevant act.
    • No dividend will be paid on any other class of shares as long as any RPS remain unredeemed.
  • Redemption Terms:

    • At Maturity: Each RPS will be redeemed in cash at RM1.00, plus accrued dividends, on the business day immediately preceding maturity.
    • Early Redemption: RPS holders may request early redemption prior to two months before maturity, in multiples of 50,000 RPS (minimum holding after partial redemption must be 100,000 RPS). If the Issuer agrees, early redemption is paid 30 days after notification, plus 50% of accrued dividends.
    • The Issuer must give at least one month’s notice if unable to redeem or pay the total redemption price at maturity.
  • Security: Each advance to SAPM will be secured by an assignment of receivables of an amount not less than the advance, under a master assignment agreement.
  • Trustee: TMF Trustees Malaysia Berhad acts as the security and share trustee.
  • Transferability and Listing: The RPS cannot be transferred and are not listed or quoted on any stock exchange.
  • Governing Law: The RPS are governed by the Laws of Malaysia.

Implications for Shareholders and Potential Price Sensitivity

  • Capital Structure and Expansion: The issuance is non-dilutive to ordinary shareholders as the RPS are not convertible to ordinary shares. However, the capital raised is earmarked for business expansion in Malaysia, which could significantly enhance future earnings if the factoring business performs well.
  • Dividend Priority: No dividends can be paid to other classes of shares while RPS remains outstanding and unpaid. This could impact ordinary shareholders if significant profits are generated but must be directed to RPS holders first.
  • Secure Structure: The advances to SAPM are secured by receivables, reducing credit risk for the Group and RPS investors.
  • Interest Rate Exposure: The dividend rate is pegged to the Bank Negara Malaysia Overnight Policy Rate plus 5.25%. Rising rates could increase the Group’s cost of capital.
  • Liquidity and Redemption: The RPS are illiquid (not transferable or listed), and early redemption is at the Issuer’s discretion. This limits flexibility for RPS holders.

Summary for Investors

This issuance is a significant step for Luminor Financial Holdings Limited as it provides flexible, secured funding to support the expansion of its Malaysian financial solutions business. The structure ensures priority dividends and capital security for RPS holders, but also restricts dividend payout to ordinary shareholders until full RPS redemption. Investors should monitor the performance of the expanded factoring business, the Group’s profitability, and interest rate trends, all of which may impact future share value and dividend policies.


Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Readers are encouraged to conduct their own research or consult a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions. The contents herein are based on the company’s official filings and are subject to change without notice.




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