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Shahril's RM71.9m remuneration raises eyebrow
Shahril survives ouster move at AGM
MSWG Weekly Newsletter 13 July 2018 (English)
13.07.2018
MSWG’S QUICK TAKE ON-ONGOING CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS
MULTI SPORTS HOLDINGS LTD (“MSPORTS”)
The Company had on 3 July 2018 announced that the Securities Commission Malaysia (“SC”) had vide their letter dated 27 June 2018 (“SC letter”) reprimanded MSPORTS as a result of its finding that MSPORTS has breached Section 354(1)(a) of the Capital Markets and Services Act 2007 (“CMSA”) read together with Section 369(b)(B) of the CMSA for knowingly causing the furnishing of MSPORTS's Financial Statements that is false or misleading to Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad ("Bursa Securities"), as follows:-
- MSPORTS had failed to disclose the outstanding liabilities under the 8 Loans owed by Baixing in MSPORTS's Financial Statements. In the said Financial Statements, it was disclosed under "Interest-bearing bank borrowings" that MSPORTS's liabilities were RMB11.5 million only instead of the liabilities highlighted in the SC's Notice to Show Cause dated 13 February 2018.
- The non-disclosure of the outstanding liabilities as stated above had caused MSPORTS's Financial Statements, which were lodged with Bursa Securities, to contain false or misleading information relating to the affairs of MSPORTS.
Weekly Watch July 9 - 13, 2018
MSWG Weekly Newsletter 06 July 2018 (English)
06.07.2018
MSWG Weekly Newsletter
Two Observations Relating to Directors at the AGM
Yes, again, we have passed the peak of the AGM season (May-June).
I would like to share two observations on directors and Chairman at the AGM sessions.
Directors who lack the mingling sensation
MSWG Weekly Newsletter 29 June 2018 (English)
29.06.2018
MSWG’S QUICK TAKE ON ON-GOING CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS
PERAK CORPORATION BERHAD (“PCB”)
PCB held its 27th Annual General Meeting (“AGM”) on 27 June 2018.
The AGM of PCB was attended by the representatives of MSWG. As PCB’s current liabilities exceeded its current assets by RM158.5 million, the Auditors had raised doubt on PCB’s ability to continue as a going concern.