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CelcomDigi Berhad (KLSE: CDB, 6947) is not just another telco — it is the product of the largest merger in Malaysian telecommunications history. In November 2022, two industry giants — Celcom Axiata and Digi.Com — combined to create a company that now commands approximately 47% subscriber market share with 20.6 million active subscribers.
CelcomDigi operates across four core business segments:
✅ Shariah Compliant Status: CelcomDigi is confirmed Shariah-compliant by the Securities Commission Malaysia Shariah Advisory Council — suitable for faith-conscious investors.
Two major shareholders — Axiata Group (~33%) and Telenor ASA Norway (~33%) — provide a robust corporate governance foundation, with the remaining ~34% held by institutional and retail investors.
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