Updates on PN17 Firms &Some Reasons For Firms being classified under PN17 (Practise Note No 17)

Major Reasons For Companies/Firms to Fail

Extracted from Bursa Saham Malaysia,the total PN 17 companies/firms:

(List updated as at 13 July 2010)  ARK RESOURCES BHD 1 AKN TECHNOLOGY BERHAD 2 AXIS INCORPORATED BERHAD 2 EVERMASTER GROUP BERHAD 2 FOUNTAIN VIEW DEVELOPMENT BERHAD 3 HAISAN RESOURCES BERHAD 3 HO HUP CONSTRUCTION BERHAD 2 [...]

Malaysia Foreign Investment Committee Disbanded on 30 th June 2009

For those who are involved with corporate restructuring and other,it is noteworthy to note that our Malaysian Foreign Investment Committee(FIC) which was previously in charge of ensuring the 30% bumiputra quota shareholding requirement in listed companies and property transfer,etc has been officially disbanded on 30 th June 2009. This was announced by our Prime [...]

Commencement of de-listing procedures against KL Infrastructure Group Berhad Under Amended PN-17

Latest hit for De-listing procedure by Bursa Malaysia was KL Infrastructure Group Berhad under the Amended Practice Note No. 17/2005 (“Amended-PN17”).

The Company has failed to comply with the extended timeframe granted by Bursa Securities to submit its regularisation plans to the Securities Commission and other relevant authorities for approval by 31 August 2007

As [...]

Is Your Company A Going Concern Outfit?

As an accountant,one of the basic fundamental convention we alway adhere to is the going concern concept. How then can we see tell-tales of your company not as a going concern outfit?

Some indications and tell-tales are:

loan repayments are falling due in the near future and refinancing facilities are not immediately available high [...]

Lafarge’s RM566m Capital Repayment Plan

On Jan 30,Lafarge Malayan Cement Bhd has proposed the following corporate restructuring:

·      proposed for capital repayment on the basis of 20 sen for every 50 sen share held by reducing the share capital of 50 sen each to 30 sen each. (Based on the paid-up of RM1.41 billion as at [...]