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MSWG Weekly Newsletter 27 July 2018 (English)
MSWG’S QUICK TAKE ON-ONGOING CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS
TEK SENG HOLDINGS BERHAD (“TEKSENG”)
TEMPORARY CESSATION OF PRODUCTION ACTIVITIES OF A SUBSIDIARY
TEKSENG had on 18 July 2018 announced that TS Solartech Sdn. Bhd. (“TSST”), a 50.69% owned subsidiary of the Company, has decided to temporarily stop its entire production activities which is expected to be in the 3rd quarter of the financial year ending 31 December 2018.
[Source: TEKSENG’s announcement on Bursa Malaysia’s website on 18 July 2018 & 23 July 2018]
MSWG’S COMMENTS:
TSST is a major subsidiary of TEKSENG that contributed 41% of the Group revenue and 61% of the Group profit before tax for the financial year ended 31 December 2017. As such, temporary cessation of its production activities may give rise to various implications, both operational and financial, to the Group. Bursa Securities had on 23 July 2018 issued some queries to the Company on some of the probable implications from the cessation. Investors are advised to monitor the development of the implications, including the financial effects to the Group from the cessation cost, which shall be duly announced by the Company.
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MSWG Weekly Newsletter 20 July 2018 (English)
MESSAGE FROM THE CEO
Sapura Energy Berhad held its AGM on 18 July 2018 for its Financial Year Ended 31 January 2018.
MSWG attended the AGM and raised some issues. Other institutional investors and retail investors also raised issues. The main issue raised relates to the remuneration of the PGCEO (President/Group CEO). The issue can be better appreciated from the following perspective of alignment of management (and directors) interest with shareholders interest.
In MSWG’s pre-AGM letter to the company, we stated that there is no alignment of interest between shareholders and management.
Alignment, in the company’s instance, mainly involves looking at the remuneration of the PGCEO in the light of the performance of the company.
If we examine the financial statements, we notice that the company is not in the best of health currently. Though the future may seem bright, alignment is about current alignment based on current circumstances.