What does the 50% rule mean for GLIC asset sales?

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## It means buyers of GLIC assets worth RM20 million and above must have at least 50 per cent Bumiputera equity.

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The rule applies to property acquisitions from GLCs and GLICs, and it sets a higher ownership threshold than the previous 30 per cent requirement. In practical terms, any buyer of such assets must meet the 50 per cent Bumiputera equity condition before the transaction can proceed under the updated Ministry of Economy Properties Acquisition Guidelines.

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