The Tanco tango
Tanco Holdings Bhd has experienced significant stock price volatility, drawing scrutiny over share transactions by key executives and corporate subsidiaries. Data analysis reveals that Chin Hin Group subsidiaries, Ajiya and Signature International, engaged in extensive buying and selling of Tanco shares, impacting their own financial performance.
Why it matters
The report highlights potential conflicts of interest and market manipulation risks within the Malaysian property sector.
BURSA SGX Home Edge Weekly Make The Edge Malaysia your preferred source on Google This article first appeared in The Edge Malaysia Weekly on July 13, 2026 - July 19, 2026
PROPERTY company Tanco Holdings Bhd (KL: TANCO ) has drawn attention over the spectacular rise and fall of its stock price and the non-stop buying and selling of its shares by key executives and shareholders.
(Read “A 30-month-long ascent ends with a fall off the cliff” and “The unanswered questions surrounding Tanco’s meteoric rise and dramatic collapse” on www.theedgemalaysia.com.)
Apart from the share trades by group managing director Datuk Seri Andrew Tan Jun Suan and his younger brother Edwin Tan (read “Tanco MD buys shares from younger brother as shares slip yet again”), some corporates have also been buying and selling.
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