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A public company is a company that is not a private company. A public company may offer its shares to the general public and no limit is placed on the number of members. A private company that is a subsidiary of a company that is not a private company is also a public company. However, the status of a private subsidiary with more than one shareholder, where one is a foreign corporate body (holding company) and the other shareholder is not, depends on the status of its holding company. A “section 25” company is a company formed for the purpose. | GUIDELINES ON REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUSTS Issued By Securities Commission Malaysia Effective 21 August 2008 Updated 13 July 2011 Guidelines on Real Estate Investment Trusts C O N T E N T S Page Chapter 1 1-1 INTRODUCTION Chapter 2 2-1 DEFINITIONS Chapter 3 3-1 THE MANAGEMENT COMPANY Chapter 4 4-1 THE TRUSTEE Chapter 5 5-1 DELEGATION AND OUTSOURCING Chapter 6 6-1 OVERSIGHT ARRANGEMENT Chapter 7 7-1 constitution of the real estate investment trust Chapter 8 8-1 INVESTMENTS OF THE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUST Chapter 9 9-1 TRANSACTIONS WITH RELATED PARTIES Chapter 10 10-1 VALUATION Chapter 11 11-1 FEES AND EXPENSES Chapter 12 12-1 PRICING AND DEALING iii Guidelines on Real Estate Investment Trusts Chapter 13 13-1 PUBLIC OFFERINGS AND LISTINGS Chapter 14 14-1 ISSUES OF SECURITIES BY A REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUST Chapter 15 15-1 OPERATIONAL MATTERS Chapter 16 16-1 REPORTING AND AUDIT Chapter 17 17-1 APPLICATIONS NOTIFICATIONS AND REPORTING TO THE SECURITIES COMMISSION SCHEDULE A SA-1 DEED OF A REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUST SCHEDULE B SB-1 CONTENTS OF A FUND S REPORT SCHEDULE C SC-1 VALUATION SCHEDULE D SD-1 SUBMISSION OF APPLICATIONS NOTIFICATIONS AND DOCUMENTS SCHEDULE E SE-1 REPORTING TO THE SC PRACTICE NOTE 1 PN-1 ACCEPTABLE GROUP STRUCTURE .
