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2019-03-05 14:30 | Report Abuse

假如东铁取消,需要赔偿超过100亿,然后大马钱赔了,什么都得不到!现在东铁可以从550亿,减到去350亿,本地建筑商由30%调到去50%。我相信东铁必定会continue back!

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2019-03-04 08:09 | Report Abuse

http://www.chinapress.com.my/20190303/◤士毛月补选◢-敦马:无法兑现竞选承诺-补选吃败/

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2019-03-01 12:56 | Report Abuse

good news on ecrl project!yes!

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2018-03-15 19:49 | Report Abuse

no to worry about eforce, largest shareholders MYEG Founders TS Wong keep acquire!

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2018-01-16 17:01 | Report Abuse

Story at year 2015


ACE Market-listed Kronologi Asia Bhd saw its controlling shareholder, co-founder and former group CEO Piti Pramotedham sell a 33.3% stake at a discount to market prices to the company’s two executive directors without triggering a mandatory general offer (MGO) on June 13.

According to stock market data, the stake changed hands in two direct deals at 48 sen — a 10.3% discount to the 53.5 sen the stock fetched on the open market at the time. Kronologi traded at between 51 sen and 54 sen that day before closing at 52.5 sen on June 13. It closed at 48 sen on June 2, although it had reached 56 sen on May 19. Kronologi’s unaudited net asset value per share was 19 sen as at March 31.

The shares were bought by acting CEO Teo Chong Meng Philip Dominic and Tan Jeck Min, a move that Kronologi’s board described as “individual decisions” by people who “have provided confidence and continuity to the business in the last two years” in a June 14 statement.

Teo, who is listed as a co-founder and chief technology officer in Kronologi’s 2014 annual report, bought 35 million shares or a 12.94% stake to raise his holding in the data and storage solutions provider to 13.04% or 13.25 million shares.

Tan, who joined the board in October 2015 and replaced Pramotedham as one of the company’s two executive directors a month after the latter resigned as executive chairman and CEO for “health reasons”, bought 55.13 million shares or a 20.39% stake.

Pramotedham, who still held a 13.15% stake or 35.5 million shares after selling 90.13 million shares on June 13, had requested an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) to appoint four new directors to Kronologi’s board in July 2015. But the EGM requisition was withdrawn in August 2015 and he resigned a month later.

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2017-12-26 18:34 | Report Abuse

dont worry about the downstrend now,trust the management,i believe the current acqusition of quantum hong kong, will lead krono asia to penetrate their market !