Public Mutual New Fund launch in Jun -Public Optimal Growth Fund (POGF)

Launch of Public Optimal Growth Fund (POGF)
We are pleased to inform you that Public Mutual will launch the Public Optimal Growth Fund (POGF) on 8 Jun 2010 (Tuesday).

The following are some of the pertinent details of the fund: POGF

Main Features : To provide income and capital in stocks which offer attractive dividend yields and growth stocks in the domestic market

Asset Allocation % of NAV: Equity = 75% to 98%
(Up to 98% of its NAV in local market,Malaysia)
Malaysia's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth is envisaged to rebound from a contraction of 1.7% in 2009 to a growth range between 4.5% and 5.5% in 2010 (information source: Bank Negara Annual Report 2009).

Target Market: Investor with aggressive risk-reward temperament and can withstand extended period of market high and low in pursuit of capital growth.

Offer Period : 8 June 2010 to 28 June 2010

Issue Price : RM0.2500 per unit

Service Charge During offer period:
Investment amount per transaction Special Service Charge
Below RM5,000 : 5.50%
RM5,000 to RM9,999 : 5.25%
RM10,000 and above : 5.00%
After offer period : Up to 5.50%

DDI Service Charge rate of 5.25% during offer period. (Terms and conditions applied)

Switching during offer period : Switching Transaction involving PGOF are not allowed EXCEPT
from low load units.

Supporting Material : To support your sales effort, marketing materials such as prospectus and
fund fact sheet will be made available to you at your respective branches. The management will also publish the launch of POGF in all major newspaper, banner and announcement will be made on the company’s website.

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Public Mutual New Fund launch in April-Public Far-East Alpha-30 Fund (PFA30F)

Launch of Public Far-East Alpha-30 Fund (PFA30F)
We are pleased to inform you that Public Mutual will launch the Public Far-East
Alpha-30 Fund (PFA30F) on 6 April 2010 (Tuesday).


The following are some of the pertinent details of the fund: PFA30F


Main Features : To achieve capital appreciation over the medium- to long term period by investing in up to a maximum of 30 stocks listed in domestic and regional
markets.

Asset Allocation % of NAV: Equity = 75% to 98%
(Up to 98% of its NAV in selected Far-East markets which include
South Korea, China, Taiwan, Japan, Hong Kong, Philippines,
Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, India, Australia and other
permitted markets.)

Target Market: Investor with aggressive risk-reward temperament and can
withstand extended period of market high and low in pursuit of
capital growth.

Offer Period : 6 April 2010 to 26 April 2010

Issue Price : RM0.2500 per unit

Service Charge During offer period:
Investment amount per transaction Special Service Charge
Below RM5,000 : 5.50%
RM5,000 to RM9,999 : 5.25%
RM10,000 and above : 5.00%
After offer period : Up to 5.50%

DDI Service Charge rate of 5.25% during offer period. (Terms and conditions applied)

Switching during offer period : Switching Transaction involving PFA30F are not allowedEXCEPT
from low load units.

Supporting Material : To support your sales effort, marketing materials such as prospectus and
fund fact sheet will be made available to you at your respective
branches. The management will also publish the launch of PFA30F in all
major newspaper, banner and announcement will be made on the
company’s website.

Public Islamic Asia Leaders Equity Fund

Guiding your Shariah-compliant
investments to high potential returns
through the Asia economic recovery

• An Islamic equity fund that seeks to achieve capital growth over the medium- to long-term period by investing mainly in stocks of companies with market capitalisation of US$1 billion and above in domestic and regional markets that comply with Shariah requirements.
• Equity exposure: Generally range from 75% to 98% of its net asset value (NAV).
• Suitable for aggressive investors who wish to participate in Asia's economic recovery.