In Malaysia, certain restrictions regarding who is allowed to receive Sdn Bhd company shares which have been transferred exist. The first of these is that the person who is to transfer any shares is to inform the company in writing. After the company has been informed of this matter, the company has two months to find a member who is willing to purchase the shares. If this member accepts the shares and purchases them, the transfer of the shares in question will proceed. However, if the company is not able to find a purchasing member within the aforementioned two-month period, the person who is transferring the shares will have the right to sell and transfer the shares in question to any person and for any price.