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Tanco Holdings Bhd
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1958
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Tanco Holdings Bhd is a Malaysian public-listed company (Bursa Malaysia: TANCO) founded in 1958 and headquartered in Selangor, with 51–100 employees. Historically a property developer, the company is repositioning itself toward large-scale technology infrastructure, anchored by two flagship projects in Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan: a 480-acre Smart AI Container Port developed through its 79%-owned subsidiary Midports Holdings Sdn Bhd under a 33-year concession, and a potential 50MW data center being explored under an MoU with China Mobile International. The port site features natural deepwater access exceeding 21 metres and is being designed around AI-driven automation, smart logistics, and green port technologies.

The port project's technology stack is described as comprising intelligent cargo handling, automated guided vehicles, smart scheduling systems, an integrated smart logistics platform connecting port operations with supply chain stakeholders, and environmentally sustainable port technologies. Strategic counterparties include CCCC Dredging Southeast Asia (RM3.53 billion framework agreement for marine construction), Ocean Bridge International (appointed terminal operator), and China's state-owned SPG Qingdao Port Group (MoU for project participation and fundraising support).

Tanco's business model combines one-time property development revenue with prospective long-term managed services from port operations. The company pursues enterprise-scale infrastructure projects through direct B2B engagement with government entities, state-owned enterprises, and international partners, with corporate communications conducted through Bursa Malaysia filings and business media coverage. In June 2026 the company experienced severe share price volatility, with market capitalization falling from a peak of approximately RM10.8 billion to around RM920 million; the company stated that business operations, property developments, and contractual obligations remained unaffected.

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Tanco Holdings Bhd is a Malaysian public-listed property developer (51–100 employees) pivoting toward large-scale technology infrastructure, including a 480-acre Smart AI Container Port and a potential 50MW data center in Port Dickson.

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51–100
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HeadquartersSelangor, Malaysia
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Selangor
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Asia
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Serves global market

Keyword5 values
property development, port infrastructure, container terminal operations, smart logistics platforms, data center infrastructure
Industry2 codes
1Deep-Sea Container Terminals (Mainline / Transshipment Hubs)
CodeTLAHAAAAPrimaryYes
2Port Asset, Maintenance & Facilities Management (EAM/CMMS)
CodeTLAHAOAKPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Port and Harbor Operations488310
  • Marine Cargo Handling48832
SIC code1 code
  • Deep Sea Foreign Transportation Of Freight4412
Product category
Port Infrastructure Development
Social media profiles1 record
GTM motion1 record

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Revenue model3 records
1Property Development
TypeOne Time License
Description

Core property development business including residential, commercial, and industrial property projects in Malaysia.

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2Port Development and Operations
TypeManaged Services
Description

33-year port development concession for Midports Holdings (79%-owned subsidiary) including container terminal operations, logistics services, and related port infrastructure under the Smart AI Container Port project.

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3Data Center Services
TypeManaged Services
Description

Exploratory data center development through partnership with China Mobile International for potential 50MW facility in Port Dickson.

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Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Technology or R&D, Operations, Personnel
GTM typeB2B
B2B
Offering typeServices
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Core offering1 text field

Tanco Holdings is a Malaysian property developer that has expanded into port infrastructure, developing a 480-acre Smart AI Container Port in Port Dickson through its 79%-owned subsidiary Midports Holdings Sdn Bhd under a 33-year port development concession. The port features AI-driven automation, smart logistics integration, green port technologies, and natural deepwater access exceeding 21 metres. The company is also exploring a 50MW data center project in Port Dickson through an MoU with China Mobile International, while continuing its core residential, commercial, and industrial property development business in Malaysia.

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Tanco Holdings is a Malaysian property developer that has expanded into technology infrastructure projects. Its portfolio consists of two core offerings: the Smart AI Container Port (a 480-acre AI-driven automation, smart logistics, and green port project in Port Dickson with deepwater access exceeding 21 metres) and a potential 50MW data center (also in Port Dickson, developed with China Mobile International). The company operates through its 79%-owned subsidiary Midports Holdings Sdn Bhd for the port project.

Product and service2 records
1Smart AI Container Port
CategoryPort Infrastructure and Terminal Operations
Description

A 480-acre AI-driven container port development in Port Dickson, Malaysia, operated through the 79%-owned subsidiary Midports Holdings Sdn Bhd under a 33-year port development concession. It features natural deepwater access exceeding 21 metres and is designed for AI-driven automation, smart logistics integration, and green port technologies. Target customers include port operators, shipping lines, freight forwarders, and logistics companies requiring automated container port facilities.

2Data Center (Port Dickson)
Scale indicator7 records

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Partnership3 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-11
Description

Tanco signed an MoU with China Mobile International to explore developing a 50MW data center in Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan. The partnership has two years to sign a definitive agreement and supports Tanco's diversification into new sectors beyond property development, aligning with the existing smart AI container port project on the same 480-acre land parcel.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Hong Kong-based Ocean Bridge International has been appointed as the terminal operator for the proposed Smart AI Container Port. The company brings international terminal operating expertise to the project.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

China's CCCC Dredging Southeast Asia has been appointed as the sea component contractor under a RM3.53 billion framework agreement for the Smart AI Container Port development. The company handles marine construction and dredging work for the port facility.

Recent move6 records

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Expansion highlight6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

UAE-based global terminal operator with a portfolio of container ports and logistics parks worldwide. Comparable as a broad incumbent pursuing smart port and automation initiatives across its terminal network, including Southeast Asian facilities.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Malaysian infrastructure conglomerate with port operations including Johor Port and Penang Port. Operates competing Malaysian container terminals and shares Tanco's infrastructure development profile and government concession model.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Operator of the Port of Singapore, the dominant regional transshipment hub that Tanco's Port Dickson facility would compete with. Directly comparable in container terminal operations, technology adoption, and serving global shipping lines.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Philippine-headquartered global container terminal operator with ports across Asia, Africa, and the Americas. Comparable as a publicly-listed emerging-market port operator deploying automation and digital platforms across its terminal network.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Maersk-owned global port operator with terminals across Asia and the Middle East. Comparable as a broad incumbent deploying automated container handling and integrated logistics platforms at competing regional terminals.

TypeRegional player
Description

Hong Kong-listed Chinese SOE terminal operator with significant stakes in Piraeus, Zeebrugge, and other global terminals. Comparable as a Chinese state-affiliated port operator pursuing green and automated port technologies similar to Tanco's roadmap.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Malaysia's largest container terminal operator at Port Klang, handling the majority of the country's box traffic. Most directly comparable to Tanco's planned Smart AI Container Port as a Malaysian container terminal operator serving similar shipping line customers and competing for transshipment volumes.

TypeOthers
Description

International arm of China Mobile and Tanco's MoU partner for the 50MW data center in Port Dickson. Comparable as a partner and potential peer in the data center development component of Tanco's diversification strategy.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

CK Hutchison subsidiary operating container terminals in over 20 countries. Comparable as a global incumbent investing in port automation and digital operations, including at deepwater facilities competing for similar transshipment volumes.

TypeRegional player
Description

Hong Kong-listed Chinese SOE with major port operations across the Belt and Road including Southeast Asian terminals. Comparable to Tanco's planned facility via the SPG Qingdao partnership and similar Chinese SOE-driven port development models.

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Weaknesses5 records

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Ideal customer profile3 records

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Tanco Holdings

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Tanco Holdings Bhd is a Malaysian public-listed property developer (51–100 employees) pivoting toward large-scale technology infrastructure, including a 480-acre Smart AI Container Port and a potential 50MW data center in Port Dickson.

What Tanco Holdings does

Tanco Holdings Bhd is a Malaysian public-listed company (Bursa Malaysia: TANCO) founded in 1958 and headquartered in Selangor, with 51–100 employees. Historically a property developer, the company is repositioning itself toward large-scale technology infrastructure, anchored by two flagship projects in Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan: a 480-acre Smart AI Container Port developed through its 79%-owned subsidiary Midports Holdings Sdn Bhd under a 33-year concession, and a potential 50MW data center being explored under an MoU with China Mobile International. The port site features natural deepwater access exceeding 21 metres and is being designed around AI-driven automation, smart logistics, and green port technologies.

The port project's technology stack is described as comprising intelligent cargo handling, automated guided vehicles, smart scheduling systems, an integrated smart logistics platform connecting port operations with supply chain stakeholders, and environmentally sustainable port technologies. Strategic counterparties include CCCC Dredging Southeast Asia (RM3.53 billion framework agreement for marine construction), Ocean Bridge International (appointed terminal operator), and China's state-owned SPG Qingdao Port Group (MoU for project participation and fundraising support).

Tanco's business model combines one-time property development revenue with prospective long-term managed services from port operations. The company pursues enterprise-scale infrastructure projects through direct B2B engagement with government entities, state-owned enterprises, and international partners, with corporate communications conducted through Bursa Malaysia filings and business media coverage. In June 2026 the company experienced severe share price volatility, with market capitalization falling from a peak of approximately RM10.8 billion to around RM920 million; the company stated that business operations, property developments, and contractual obligations remained unaffected.

Tanco Holdings firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Tanco Holdings
Legal name
Tanco Holdings Bhd
Website
https://tancoholdings.com
Company type
Public
Founded year
1958
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
51–100 employees
Short description
Tanco Holdings Bhd is a Malaysian public-listed property developer (51–100 employees) pivoting toward large-scale technology infrastructure, including a 480-acre Smart AI Container Port and a potential 50MW data center in Port Dickson.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Tanco Holdings industry classification

Industry
Product category
Port Infrastructure Development
NAICS
Port and Harbor Operations (488310), Marine Cargo Handling (48832)
SIC
Deep Sea Foreign Transportation Of Freight (4412)
akta.pro primary industry
Deep-Sea Container Terminals (Mainline / Transshipment Hubs) (TLAHAAAA)
akta.pro secondary industry
Port Asset, Maintenance & Facilities Management (EAM/CMMS) (TLAHAOAK)

Keywords

  • Property development
  • Port infrastructure
  • Container terminal operations
  • Smart logistics platforms
  • Data center infrastructure

Where Tanco Holdings is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Selangor
HQ country
Malaysia
HQ region
Asia

Markets served

Tanco Holdings business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Technology or R&D, Operations, Personnel

Revenue model

  1. Property Development: Core property development business including residential, commercial, and industrial property projects in Malaysia.
  2. Port Development and Operations: 33-year port development concession for Midports Holdings (79%-owned subsidiary) including container terminal operations, logistics services, and related port infrastructure under the Smart AI Container Port project.
  3. Data Center Services: Exploratory data center development through partnership with China Mobile International for potential 50MW facility in Port Dickson.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels2 records

Tanco Holdings product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Tanco Holdings is a Malaysian property developer that has expanded into port infrastructure, developing a 480-acre Smart AI Container Port in Port Dickson through its 79%-owned subsidiary Midports Holdings Sdn Bhd under a 33-year port development concession. The port features AI-driven automation, smart logistics integration, green port technologies, and natural deepwater access exceeding 21 metres. The company is also exploring a 50MW data center project in Port Dickson through an MoU with China Mobile International, while continuing its core residential, commercial, and industrial property development business in Malaysia.

Product overview

Tanco Holdings is a Malaysian property developer that has expanded into technology infrastructure projects. Its portfolio consists of two core offerings: the Smart AI Container Port (a 480-acre AI-driven automation, smart logistics, and green port project in Port Dickson with deepwater access exceeding 21 metres) and a potential 50MW data center (also in Port Dickson, developed with China Mobile International). The company operates through its 79%-owned subsidiary Midports Holdings Sdn Bhd for the port project.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Smart AI Container Port A 480-acre AI-driven container port development in Port Dickson, Malaysia, operated through the 79%-owned subsidiary Midports Holdings Sdn Bhd under a 33-year port development concession. It features natural deepwater access exceeding 21 metres and is designed for AI-driven automation, smart logistics integration, and green port technologies. Target customers include port operators, shipping lines, freight forwarders, and logistics companies requiring automated container port facilities.
  • Data Center (Port Dickson)

Companies that use Tanco Holdings

Customer profile

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Tanco Holdings technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

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Feature4 records

Tanco Holdings partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • China Mobile InternationalcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 11 June 2026Tanco signed an MoU with China Mobile International to explore developing a 50MW data center in Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan. The partnership has two years to sign a definitive agreement and supports Tanco's diversification into new sectors beyond property development, aligning with the existing smart AI container port project on the same 480-acre land parcel.
  • Ocean Bridge InternationalcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerHong Kong-based Ocean Bridge International has been appointed as the terminal operator for the proposed Smart AI Container Port. The company brings international terminal operating expertise to the project.
  • CCCC Dredging Southeast AsiacoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerChina's CCCC Dredging Southeast Asia has been appointed as the sea component contractor under a RM3.53 billion framework agreement for the Smart AI Container Port development. The company handles marine construction and dredging work for the port facility.

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Tanco Holdings competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • DP World: UAE-based global terminal operator with a portfolio of container ports and logistics parks worldwide. Comparable as a broad incumbent pursuing smart port and automation initiatives across its terminal network, including Southeast Asian facilities.
  • International Container Terminal Services Inc. (ICTSI): Philippine-headquartered global container terminal operator with ports across Asia, Africa, and the Americas. Comparable as a publicly-listed emerging-market port operator deploying automation and digital platforms across its terminal network.
  • APM Terminals: Maersk-owned global port operator with terminals across Asia and the Middle East. Comparable as a broad incumbent deploying automated container handling and integrated logistics platforms at competing regional terminals.
  • Hutchison Ports: CK Hutchison subsidiary operating container terminals in over 20 countries. Comparable as a global incumbent investing in port automation and digital operations, including at deepwater facilities competing for similar transshipment volumes.

Direct peers

  • MMC Corporation: Malaysian infrastructure conglomerate with port operations including Johor Port and Penang Port. Operates competing Malaysian container terminals and shares Tanco's infrastructure development profile and government concession model.
  • PSA International: Operator of the Port of Singapore, the dominant regional transshipment hub that Tanco's Port Dickson facility would compete with. Directly comparable in container terminal operations, technology adoption, and serving global shipping lines.
  • Westports Holdings: Malaysia's largest container terminal operator at Port Klang, handling the majority of the country's box traffic. Most directly comparable to Tanco's planned Smart AI Container Port as a Malaysian container terminal operator serving similar shipping line customers and competing for transshipment volumes.

Regional players

  • COSCO Shipping Ports: Hong Kong-listed Chinese SOE terminal operator with significant stakes in Piraeus, Zeebrugge, and other global terminals. Comparable as a Chinese state-affiliated port operator pursuing green and automated port technologies similar to Tanco's roadmap.
  • China Merchants Port: Hong Kong-listed Chinese SOE with major port operations across the Belt and Road including Southeast Asian terminals. Comparable to Tanco's planned facility via the SPG Qingdao partnership and similar Chinese SOE-driven port development models.

Others

  • China Mobile International: International arm of China Mobile and Tanco's MoU partner for the 50MW data center in Port Dickson. Comparable as a partner and potential peer in the data center development component of Tanco's diversification strategy.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights1 record

Customer concentration

Tanco Holdings social profiles

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Tanco Holdings financial estimates

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Tanco Holdings leadership team

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Profiles1 record

Tanco Holdings subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries2 records

Tanco Holdings funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Tanco Holdings M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Tanco Holdings

What does Tanco Holdings do?

Tanco Holdings is a Malaysian property developer that has expanded into port infrastructure, developing a 480-acre Smart AI Container Port in Port Dickson through its 79%-owned subsidiary Midports Holdings Sdn Bhd under a 33-year port development concession. The port features AI-driven automation, smart logistics integration, green port technologies, and natural deepwater access exceeding 21 metres. The company is also exploring a 50MW data center project in Port Dickson through an MoU with China Mobile International, while continuing its core residential, commercial, and industrial property development business in Malaysia.

Is Tanco Holdings a public or private company?

Tanco Holdings is a public company. It is classified as public and is currently operating.

When was Tanco Holdings founded?

Tanco Holdings was founded in 1958. It employs 51 to 100 people.

Where is Tanco Holdings based?

Tanco Holdings is headquartered in Selangor, Malaysia, in the Asia region.

How does Tanco Holdings make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Property Development is the primary driver. The others are port Development and Operations and data Center Services.

Who are Tanco Holdings's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are DP World, International Container Terminal Services Inc. (ICTSI), APM Terminals and Hutchison Ports. Direct peers are MMC Corporation, PSA International and Westports Holdings. Regional players are COSCO Shipping Ports and China Merchants Port. China Mobile International is listed as an others.

Does Tanco Holdings have an API?

No public API is recorded for Tanco Holdings.

What industry is Tanco Holdings in?

Tanco Holdings's product category is Port Infrastructure Development. Its primary akta.pro industry code is TLAHAAAA, Deep-Sea Container Terminals (Mainline / Transshipment Hubs), with a secondary code of TLAHAOAK, Port Asset, Maintenance & Facilities Management (EAM/CMMS). Its NAICS code is 488310 and its SIC code is 4412.

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The Edge MalaysiaTanco, PA Resources, Paragon Globe, Epicon, Lagenda Properties, CPE Technology, Fibromat, TSR CapitalTanco Holdings Bhd commenced construction of Malaysia’s first AI-powered smart container port in Port Dickson, with operations expected between 2029 and 2030. The group has also signed MOUs with China’s SPG Qingdao Port Group and other agreements related to port funding and land reclamation.The Edge MalaysiaTanco inks more Smart AI Port MOUs, including with China’s SPG Qingdao for fundingTanco Holdings Bhd has signed two new memorandums of understanding (MOUs) for its proposed Smart AI Container Port in Port Dickson, Malaysia, including one with China's state-owned SPG Qingdao Port Group Co to explore project participation and fundraising support. The MOU with SPG Qingdao, valid for six months on a non-exclusive basis, was signed by Tanco's 79%-owned subsidiary Midports Holdings Sdn Bhd, while a separate agreement was signed for the supply of armour rocks to support land reclamation works. The project received building plan approval from the Port Dickson Municipal Council and has been restructured from a long-term lease into a 33-year port development concession for Midports Holdings.AInvestTanco Holdings Bhd - MOU covers proposed Smart AI container port at Port Dickson and fundraising activitiesTanco Holdings Bhd has signed a memorandum of understanding covering a proposed Smart AI container port development at Port Dickson, Malaysia. The agreement also encompasses fundraising activities related to the project. Specific details regarding the MOU partner, financial terms, project timeline, or strategic scope were not disclosed in the announcement.The Edge MalaysiaTanco secures building, earthworks approvals for smart AI portTanco Holdings Bhd's 79%-owned subsidiary Midports Holdings Sdn Bhd has received building, earthworks, road and drainage, and street lighting approvals from the Port Dickson Municipal Council for a proposed smart AI container port in Port Dickson, Malaysia. The 480-acre project, featuring natural deepwater access exceeding 21 metres and designed for AI-driven automation, smart logistics, and green port technologies, has now cleared both municipal planning and marine activity approvals. Tanco previously appointed Hong Kong-based Ocean Bridge International as the terminal operator and China's CCCC Dredging Southeast Asia as the sea component contractor under a RM3.53 billion framework agreement, while its shares rose 23.1% to 24 sen on the news.The Edge MalaysiaAjiya to invest 98% of Tanco stake sale proceeds in quoted sharesAjiya Bhd announced it will invest 98% of the RM44.31 million proceeds from selling its stake in Tanco Holdings Bhd into quoted shares, with the remainder set aside for administrative expenses, targeting full utilization within six months. The disposal of 49.95 million Tanco shares generated a gain of RM14.3 million over the original cost of nearly RM30 million, reducing Ajiya's stake from 1.59% to 0.76%. Tanco shares entered a steep decline on June 3, hitting limit-down on multiple consecutive sessions and losing approximately RM10 billion in market value.The Edge MalaysiaAjiya books RM14m gain from Tanco share sales before and during developer’s routAjiya Bhd disposed of 49.95 million Tanco Holdings Bhd shares through off-market transactions between April 29 and June 24 at an average price of 88.7 sen, generating RM44.31 million in proceeds and a book gain of RM14.32 million. Tanco shares subsequently entered a steep and sustained decline starting June 3, losing approximately RM10 billion in market value, with the stock closing at 13.5 sen on June 25. The sell-off has been accompanied by heavy trading activity by Tanco group managing director Andrew Tan, who made both purchases and disposals across multiple sessions, and has triggered two unusual market activity (UMA) queries from Bursa Malaysia.The Edge MalaysiaTanco MD buys shares from younger brother as shares slip yet againTanco Holdings Bhd's group managing director Andrew Tan Jun Suan purchased 35.21 million shares (0.584% stake) from his younger brother Edwin Tan Kium Suan at 26.5 sen per share in a transaction valued at RM9.33 million on Monday. This purchase came as Tanco's share price continued to decline, falling 7.1% to 13 sen and losing approximately RM10 billion in market value since June 8, having previously crashed nearly 90% from its peak of RM1.76. The company has stated that business operations remain unaffected despite the share price volatility, which it described as appearing "odd."The Edge MalaysiaMD continues with share trading as Tanco claims ‘business as usual’Tanco Holdings Bhd's Group Managing Director Datuk Seri Andrew Tan Jun Suan continued active share trading during a period of severe share price collapse, buying 82.5 million shares and selling approximately 96.4 million shares over four trading days between June 11 and June 16. The company has lost about RM9.08 billion in market value since June 8, with its market capitalisation falling to RM920.1 million from a peak of RM10.8 billion, while TJN Capital—his investment vehicle—also conducted significant trading during the same period. Tanco has maintained that its business operations, property development, and contractual obligations remain unaffected despite the scale of the share price plunge, which the company described as appearing 'odd'.The Edge MalaysiaAstro, Poh Kong, Vantris Energy, PETRONAS Chemicals, Paragon Union, Tanco, IJM, Kerjaya Prospek, Taghill, Powerwell, Country HeightsA collection of Malaysian corporate announcements highlights varied financial performances, with Astro Malaysia reporting an 88% plunge in net profit while Poh Kong Holdings achieved record earnings driven by gold prices. Vantris Energy returned to profitability despite falling revenue, and several construction firms including IJM Land, Kerjaya Prospek, Taghill, and Powerwell secured significant new contracts.The Edge MalaysiaTanco says scale of share price fall 'appears odd'Tanco Holdings Bhd, a Malaysian property developer, on June 15 issued a statement describing a rapid and unprecedented decline in its share price since June 8 as odd, assuring shareholders that its business operations, property developments, and contractual obligations remain unaffected. The stock fell as much as 40% in a single session, wiping out approximately RM9.5 billion in market capitalisation, and the company stated it was unaware of any undisclosed corporate developments that would explain the trading pattern. Bursa Malaysia Securities had frozen the stock's lower-limit price at 20 sen after it hit the maximum allowed daily decline for four consecutive sessions.