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PHB, PHBAM announce interim distribution for AHB at 2.50 sen per unit

PHB and PHBAM said the distribution comprises 2.06 sen per unit in income and a bonus of 0.44 sen per unit

Updated 3 months ago · Published on 09 Apr 2026 12:21PM

PHB, PHBAM announce interim distribution for AHB at 2.50 sen per unit
The bonus is borne by PHB as the sponsor and is paid for the first one million units held by each unit holder (File pic) - April 9, 2026

PELABURAN Hartanah Bhd (PHB) and PHB Asset Management Bhd (PHBAM) have declared an interim income distribution of 2.50 sen per unit for Amanah Hartanah Bumiputera (AHB), a Shariah-compliant unit trust, for the six months ending 31 March 2026.

In a joint statement today, PHB and PHBAM said the distribution comprises 2.06 sen per unit in income and a bonus of 0.44 sen per unit.

The bonus is borne by PHB as the sponsor and is paid for the first one million units held by each unit holder.

“A total of RM118.74 million will be distributed to approximately 87,000 unit holders, bringing AHB’s cumulative income distribution since its inception in 2010 to RM2.5 billion,” the statement said.

The announcement noted that distributions will be paid in units to investors holding fewer than 10,000 units, while those with 10,000 units or more will receive cash payments credited directly to their bank accounts on 13 April 2026.

“This distribution is net of taxes and zakat, allowing unit holders to receive the full amount without deductions for zakat or other obligations,” the statement added.

PHB Group Managing Director Mazuki Abdullah @ Muhammad said the distribution reflects the resilience of AHB’s portfolio and PHB’s disciplined approach in navigating a dynamic market environment.

“Supported by a diversified portfolio of prime commercial assets, we remain committed to delivering sustainable and competitive returns to unit holders,” he said.

He added that AHB continues to demonstrate its strength as a Shariah-compliant property fund, offering competitive value to Bumiputera investors, supported by effective asset management and long-term investment strategies.

“PHB will continue to strengthen the portfolio through structured asset allocation, prudent capital management, and disciplined acquisitions and disposals, ensuring AHB remains well-positioned to deliver sustainable income distributions while supporting the national agenda of Bumiputera wealth creation,” he said.

Meanwhile, PHBAM Chief Executive Officer Zulkifli Ishak said as AHB’s fund manager, the company will maintain its focus on financial literacy initiatives and awareness programmes to emphasise the importance of sound financial planning, while expanding access for the Bumiputera community.

He noted that these efforts will be supported by more aggressive marketing strategies to widen outreach and encourage ongoing participation.

Unit holders can check their income distributions from 13 April 2026 through authorised AHB distributors, including PHBAM via [www.myahb.my](http://www.myahb.my), as well as Maybank, AmBank, Bank Islam and Bank Kerjasama Rakyat. Queries can be directed to PHBAM Customer Service at 03-7734 0555 or [www.phbam.com.my](http://www.phbam.com.my). - April 9, 2026

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