Malaysia's IPO market remained active in 2023 with 32 listings, supported by quality issuers and active investor participation. The IPO amount raised held steady at US$790 million and the IPO market capitalisation increased by 18% to US$2.
99 billion. Despite the normalisation of interest rates and a downbeat economic outlook, the total amount of funds raised remained above pre-Covid-19 levels.
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