Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad (KLSE: MAHB) has suspended trading and will be delisted on the 25th of February. Since 1999, MAHB has been a listed company, and after 25 years, it will be privatised by Gateway Development Alliance, a consortium led by Khazanah Nasional Berhad, the Employees Provident Fund, the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority and BlackRock’s Global Infrastructure Partners. Given that airport management business controls the gateways to international travel, the parties involved would naturally raise eyebrows. That said, the MAHB stock prices has rallied by more than 60+% in the past 1 year. And fundamentals wise, the latest fiscal year results show growth and promising prospects. So, who wins and who loses with MAHB’s delisting? Let’s look at it from different angles. The retail shareholders Like all tourism stocks, the lockdowns and limited travel periods were a tough pill to swallow. Source: TIKR.com After 3 excruciating years, MAHB finally reported results that were in par with its pre-pandemic levels. In fact, share...