Yeah....and lookie here...On Feb 2, 2016, the Indonesian SC decided to extend the suspension of PT Inovisi's counter citing their failure to submit audited annual report to the SC LOL LOL

http://redaksi.co.id/47427/otoritas-bursa-lanjutkan-suspensi-4-saham.html

The management of PT Inovisi would not be able to produce such report as currently they went hiding like the slimey mice they are LOL LOL

Inovisi also failed to pay the annual listing fee:

http://economy.okezone.com/read/2016/03/24/278/1344702/bei-perpanjang-suspensi-7-emiten-nakal

Can't pay rent and can't pay annual fee? that is the fate of nexgram. Believe that LOL LOL

Speaking of which....anyone got the update on Nexgram's special committee report on Gold Dynamic and PT STAR? No news? Obviously since both are fictitious company owned by Tey Por Yee and Ooi Kock Aun...

http://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2016/01/22/nexgram-sets-up-special-committee-to-address-possible-inconsistencies/

Any news on this so called nexgram venture to property in Fiji? LOL LOL LOL

http://www.bursacommunity.com/t22326-nexgram-ventures-into-property-development-in-fiji

Another fictitious project from yours truly: Tey Por Yee and Ooi Kock Aun.

Prior to it demise, the management of PT Inovisi also made numerous announcement on such and such projects or this and that acquisitions, which now we know it fictitious LOL LOL...

Tey Por Yee and Ooi Kock Aun were also notorious for not paying their rentals, to the point that their landlords had to threaten legal action and resort to cutting off the utilities to get what was owed to them.

Worse off were their suppliers, of whom many had to suffer the bitterness of bankruptcy because tey and ooi refused to pay them their dues. Tragically, one of them even committed suicide because of bad debts, courtesy of Dato’ Tey Por Yee and Dato' Ooi Kock Aun.

This was not the only blood on his hands. He used a friend, Dedi Francis from Indonesia, to stand as a nominee for Tey and Ooi. When the loyal Dedi pressed for payment on company debts to incurred by Tey and Ooi's manipulative schemes, he was given the runaround. Time finally ran out for Dedi. Desperate, with his back to the wall and creditors all around him, Dedi almost took his own life but was able to be brought to hospital by his family on time.

Let recap:

- the owners of pt haseba are herman koswara and benny tjokro. Both signed agreements with tey por yee and the transaction were secured with inovisi's shares where ooi kock aun sits as finance director and actually is inovisi's ultimate shareholders.

- pt asu and pt asi are the owners of pt haseba. The director and commisioner of pt asu and pt asi, i.e. Tjoe Yudhis, Dedi Francis and Edward Farolan are nominees of tey and ooi.

- the transaction between protasco and pt asu to buy pt asi's stakes in pt fas was secured with inovisi's shares. The shares were deposited to acclaim, a company established by tey and ooi, and on paper is run by Seh Poh Yee's wife.

- the website of pt asu is registered under a company which shares the same address as nexgram. Which company is a subsidiary of inovisi.

- tey and ooi have the power over pt gold child, pt nusantara rising rich, fast global, pt asu as evident from the fact that they are able to move around the money paid from protasco to pt asu and gold child which ended up in rs mahaniaga, dato chong's company as a repayment for the loan provided by dato chong so tey and ooi could finalize the deal to buy stakes in protasco.

Everything linked up to tey and ooi LOL LOL LOL

Bonus round.

24 Oct 2012 Larry Tey Por Yee via Global Cap Venture signed Term Sheet with Herman Koswara, the controlling shareholders of PT Fas. The purpose of the term sheet is to acquire project kuala simpang timur oil field. It is agreed that Larry will purchase Herman's shares priced at IDR 6billion (Larry has only paid IDR 3billion).

1 November 2012 Larry Tey Por Yee and Benny Tjokro agreed on how to move forward with handling over Benny's shares at PT Fas, i.e. Tey Por Yee paid the operational costs of PT Haseba as of the date of the agreement and Larry Tey Por Yee take over Benny's debt at Mayapada Bank in the amount or IDR 23 Billion (both conditions are not fulfilled). However in the said date Larry already received the shares of PT Fas belonged to Benny Tjokro. Tey put the shares in PT Asi.

28 December 2012: Larry Tey Por Yee sold his shares to Protasco Berhad in the amount of USD 55million without notifying Herman and Benny.

21 May 2013 Larry Tey Por Yee sent a forged invitation for egms of PT Haseba which will be held at the office of Djamkk Asmur, the public notary in Aceh.

14 August 2013: to pay his debt to Benny, Larry wired in IDR 5billion and put Inovisi's shares as a guarantee. Few month later when Larry is in default; Benny attempted to execute the block of Inovisi's shares and finds that the value has dropped to a meager 10% of its initial value.

23 August 2013 Larry Tey Por Yee changed the directors and commisioners of PT Haseba based on the illegal egms.

24 February 2014 Herman Koswara and Benny Tjokro lodged police report against Larry Tey Por Yee alleging that he forged Herman and Benny's signature and defrauded them.

1 April 2014 Benny Tjokro through it vehicle PT Dayasakti Putradharma filed lawsuit against PT Anglo Slavic Indonesia at south jakarta district court.

25 April 2014 Koperasi Sejahtera Bersama filed lawsuit against PT Green Pine, Jerry Djajasaputra, PT Equator Securities and PT Inovisi Infracom Tbk arguing that it had invested IDR 125billion in PT Inovisi which was guaranteed by a block of Inovisi's shares. But it had not seen any profit and when they attempted to cash in on the shares, it shares dropped significantly.

11 December 2014 Benny Tjokro and Larry Tey signed settlement agreement in which Larry agreed to pay IDR 18billion, at the latest 28 January 2015. Up to this day Larry failed to honor this settlement agreement.

8 July 2015 The court ruled in favour of Koperasi Sejahtera Bersama and order Inovisi to pay IDR 200billion.

15 July 2015 Indonesian police raided the office of PT Inovisi Infracom Tbk.

December 2015 PT Inovisi Infracom Tbk closed down it business without prior notice to the investors and employees after failing to pay rent and utilities to Patra Jasa's building management. It management went hiding.

LOL LOL LOL LOL

Investigations to proceed despite the company withdrawing Ire-Tex offer

ALTHOUGH the takeover offer Nexgram Holdings Bhd made on Ire-Tex Corp Bhd is now off the table, it has not stopped regulators from pursuing their investigations on the former’s past dealings.

On Thursday, Nexgram turned things around by announcing its intention to withdraw its takeover offer on one-stop packaging service provider Ire-Tex. This came a day after it said it would take steps to bring in a special auditor to determine the veracity of some of its assets.

Yesterday, Nexgram also announced that its due diligence committee had taken heed of concerns made by regulators and followed up with a visit to Indonesia, where some of the questionable transactions are said to have transpired.

“The Nexgram board had formed the view that such observations appear to potentially point to inconsistencies with regards to details of certain assets with the Nexgram group,” the statement said.

Following this, Nexgram said it had formed a special committee comprising of four directors of which two are independent, to take necessary steps to address the matter, which include the appointment of a special auditor.

Still, if any evidence suggests Nexgram has not carried out its responsibilities towards shareholders, the company could face sanctions from the regulators, and depending on the severity, it could face criminal prosecutions, insiders say.

The Nexgram saga started after it launched a takeover offer on Ire-Tex last November, which was to be satisfied through issuance of new Nexgram shares.

According to its website, Nexgram says it is a multinational conglomerate involved in the telco, security and surveillance, software development, property development, industries, business advisories and investment activities sectors.

Its rationale to take over Ire-Tex was so it could continue its diversification by tapping into manufacturing and industrial segments.

StarBizWeek earlier reported that regulators had concerns over the takeover due to the veracity of certain assets in Nexgram.

However, it had insufficient grounds to disrupt the offer and continued to follow up on its leads.

Following this, Nexgram posted its offer document on Dec 11, 2015.

It is understood that both the Securities Commission and Bursa Malaysia met with the advisors and a representative of Nexgram’s board to request the verification of certain alleged bank balances by an independent accountant.

However, soon after, through Jan 11 and Jan 12, Nexgram announced that it had earlier entered into agreements to dispose of some of its subsidiaries, which according to the SC, were the subject of enquiry.

At the same time, Nexgram made some more changes in the company.

On Jan 14, the company announced that its co-founder Datuk Tey Por Yee (pic) had resigned as executive director to “pursue his personal interest and goals”.

Since his resignation, Nexgram has six directors left sitting on its board.

Interestingly, Tey has not sold off his stake in Nexgram. According to Bursa filings, Tey’s stake stands at 23.4%.

This led to the SC choosing to invoke its powers under the Capital Markets Securities Act (CMSA) under Section 217 to issue a public statement on its concerns relating to those assets, a first for the SC.

This course of action is seen as a rarity even in other countries, says a source.

The SC had issued the public statement on Jan 15, stating that Nexgram’s disposal of certain assets “delays and obstructs the ongoing enquiries by the SC and Bursa Malaysia”.

Since Nexgram was seen as being “uncooperative” in bringing in a special auditor to independently verify the value of its assets, Bursa had all this while held back on the greenlight for Nexgram’s circular to its shareholders related to the Ire-Tex deal.

This meant that Nexgram had not been able to call for an EGM to vote on the takeover proposal, which in turn could have led to the offer lapsing.

On Jan 11 and Jan 12, Nexgram announced that it had earlier entered into agreements to dispose of its subsidiaries – Nexgram Resources Sdn Bhd, Godynamic Investments Ltd and PT Semesta Tirta Antara Raya (through Godynamic) – which are believed to be the subject of the regulators’ enquiries.

Although it is not too clear which assets showed some red flags, it is worth taking a look at Nexgram’s balance sheet.

In its financial statements for the year ended April 30, 2014, the company had RM84.5mil in cash balances. However in the following year, a majority of that cash seemed to be reflected in as inventories. Its inventories moved from zero to RM89.8mil in the following financial year while its cash balances fell to RM31.1mil.

Sources say enquiries by the regulators are focused on the paper and cash trail of how those inventories were built up.

Lookie, lookie....ooi kock aun was handcuffed. I have to compliment him. At least he did not hide his face like tey por yee LOL LOL LPL

http://www.hmetro.com.my/node/112179

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MFukVxP8Nks

Now, let wait if anyone here could get me picture or video of the chongs and handcuff LOL LOL LOL LOL

Anyone with a half of brain also know tey and ooi's companies are their alter ego mah...are you brain dead or what? LOL LOL LOL

At age seven, tey por hee was already showing signs of what he was destined to be: a thief and a liar. Ten sen, twenty sen, fifty sen…all would disappear “mysteriously” from his families drawers, savings and piggy banks. Later, bigger sums would go missing, from his father’s wallet to his mother’s purse. Tey would be placed at the scene of the crime but he always had an excuse or story to wriggle his way out of the situation.

For a while his parents believed him. Until he got caught red-handed one day. Then, his father had no choice but to punish him. If we hoped that would beat some sense and decency into him, we were sadly mistaken.

He took his bad habits with him to school. Already skilled at telling lies and manipulating people, he began cheating his classmates. The sums ranged from a few ringgit to hundreds of ringgit. The figures may seem small to some, but for a young schoolboy, the sum is enormous. As usual, his long-suffering father had to clear his debts and try to redress the damage done to his victims.

At age sixteen, Tey por yee had to audacity to go to his uncle’s house to borrow money. He said he needed RM2,000.00 because his father was sick and desperately needed the money for an operation. Believing his lies totally, the uncle gave it to him. His family never lived down the humiliation when the truth came out.

Since young, he has always been obsessed with money. Even when he had a lot of it, it was never enough. He wanted more and more. Never mind if it was obtained in a deceitful manner, just as long as he got what he wanted. It only goes to show that he is not only a pathological liar, but a pathological thief as well. With hundreds of millions already stashed away in private bank accounts, more than he can ever spend in ten lifetimes, he still remains greedy for more. So greedy that he is willing to lie, cheat and steal to achieve his end.

Let's recap shall we:

- the owners of pt haseba are herman koswara and benny tjokro. Both signed agreements with tey por yee and the transaction were secured with inovisi's shares where ooi kock aun sits as finance director and actually is inovisi's ultimate shareholders.

- pt asu and pt asi are the owners of pt haseba. The director and commisioner of pt asu and pt asi, i.e. Tjoe Yudhis, Dedi Francis and Edward Farolan are nominees of tey and ooi.

- the transaction between protasco and pt asu to buy pt asi's stakes in pt fas was secured with inovisi's shares. The shares were deposited to acclaim, a company established by tey and ooi, and on paper is run by Seh Poh Yee's wife.

- the website of pt asu is registered under a company which shares the same address as nexgram. Which company is a subsidiary of inovisi.

- tey and ooi have the power over pt gold child, pt nusantara rising rich, fast global, pt asu as evident from the fact that they are able to move around the money paid from protasco to pt asu and gold child which ended up in rs mahaniaga, dato chong's company as a repayment for the loan provided by dato chong so tey and ooi could finalize the deal to buy stakes in protasco.

Everything linked up to tey and ooi LOL LOL LOL

By Meena Lakshana / theedgemarkets.com | March 15, 2016 : 4:05 PM MYT

KUALA LUMPUR (March 15): Nexgram Holdings Bhd confirmed today that its joint venture with Asdion Bhd with regard to a mixed development project has hit a snag, because the Sepang Municipal Council (MPS) has rejected the development order (DO) for the project.

To recap, Asdion had inked a joint venture agreement with Top Valley Properties Sdn Bhd on Feb 12, 2015 to participate in the development of the project known as Selangor Project.

Asdion paid RM6 million to Top Valley to be used solely towards settlement of the purchase consideration of the parcel of leasehold agricultural Malay reserve land, and will entitle the company to share expected economic benefits and profits arising from the development and sale of the Selangor Project with Top Valley.

On Dec 22 2014, Top Valley had entered into an off-take agreement with Nexgram Land Sdn Bhd and MyAngkasa Bina Sdn Bhd, whereby MyAngaksa would buy the project from Top Valley and Nexgram Land (as developer) for RM297.4 million.

In a filing with Bursa Malaysia today, Nexgram said it had received a letter from Top Valley on March 8, disclosing that MPS had rejected the DO.

"Nexgram Land was informed that in view of the failure in obtaining the DO on time, the landowner of the Selangor Project has terminated the sales and purchase agreement with Top Valley," the filig read.

"Top Valley is currently in the midst of exploring all possible viable options, including sourcing of an alternative suitable land, while continuing negotiation with the land owner for resubmission of the DO.

"The company will make the necessary announcement on further development of the matter, in due course," it added.

Yesterday, Asdion also announced via a filing to Bursa Malaysia that based on a letter received from Top Valley on March 8 as well, Top Valley is in the process of re-negotiating terms and timelines for new DO submission.

The Selangor Project, comprising three tower blocks with a total of 659 units of service apartments and 10 units of commercial and retails hops, was to be developed on a 2.154ha piece of agricultural leasehold Malay reserve land in Kg. Limau Manis, Dengkil in the Sepang district, with the lease period expiring on Feb 3, 2104.

Asdion had said it was venturing into the project as a means to diversify its earnings base and reduce its dependence on its existing business of software development, as well as information communication technology and related services.

The deal is a related party transaction, as Tey Por Yee is a common major shareholder of both Nexgram and Asdion (with direct interests of 11.52% and 22.01% respectively), while See Poh Yee is a common director of both companies.

Yeah....and lookie here...On Feb 2, 2016, the Indonesian SC decided to extend the suspension of PT Inovisi's counter citing their failure to submit audited annual report to the SC LOL LOL

http://redaksi.co.id/47427/otoritas-bursa-lanjutkan-suspensi-4-saham.html

The management of PT Inovisi would not be able to produce such report as currently they went hiding like the slimey mice they are LOL LOL

Inovisi also failed to pay the annual listing fee:

http://economy.okezone.com/read/2016/03/24/278/1344702/bei-perpanjang-suspensi-7-emiten-nakal

Can't pay rent and can't pay annual fee? that is the fate of nexgram. Believe that LOL LOL

Speaking of which....anyone got the update on Nexgram's special committee report on Gold Dynamic and PT STAR? No news? Obviously since both are fictitious company owned by Tey Por Yee and Ooi Kock Aun...

http://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2016/01/22/nexgram-sets-up-special-committee-to-address-possible-inconsistencies/

Any news on this so called nexgram venture to property in Fiji? LOL LOL LOL

http://www.bursacommunity.com/t22326-nexgram-ventures-into-property-development-in-fiji

Another fictitious project from yours truly: Tey Por Yee and Ooi Kock Aun.

Prior to it demise, the management of PT Inovisi also made numerous announcement on such and such projects or this and that acquisitions, which now we know it fictitious LOL LOL...

Ooo..and blessed are your eyes because they see and your ears because they hear. The heart of the people here has become dull. With their ears they scarcely hear and they have closed their eyes, otherwise with their heart, eyes and ears they will understand that.

TeyPuki Tey Por Yee and Ooi Kock Aun were also notorious for not paying their rentals, to the point that their landlords had to threaten legal action and resort to cutting off the utilities to get what was owed to them.

Worse off were their suppliers, of whom many had to suffer the bitterness of bankruptcy because tey and ooi refused to pay them their dues. Tragically, one of them even committed suicide because of bad debts, courtesy of Dato’ Tey Por Yee and Dato' Ooi Kock Aun.

This was not the only blood on his hands. He used a friend, Dedi Francis from Indonesia, to stand as a nominee for Tey and Ooi. When the loyal Dedi pressed for payment on company debts to incurred by Tey and Ooi's manipulative schemes, he was given the runaround. Time finally ran out for Dedi. Desperate, with his back to the wall and creditors all around him, Dedi almost took his own life but was able to be brought to hospital by his family on time.

Let recap:

- the owners of pt haseba are herman koswara and benny tjokro. Both signed agreements with tey por yee and the transaction were secured with inovisi's shares where ooi kock aun sits as finance director and actually is inovisi's ultimate shareholders.

- pt asu and pt asi are the owners of pt haseba. The director and commisioner of pt asu and pt asi, i.e. Tjoe Yudhis, Dedi Francis and Edward Farolan are nominees of tey and ooi.

- the transaction between protasco and pt asu to buy pt asi's stakes in pt fas was secured with inovisi's shares. The shares were deposited to acclaim, a company established by tey and ooi, and on paper is run by Seh Poh Yee's wife.

- the website of pt asu is registered under a company which shares the same address as nexgram. Which company is a subsidiary of inovisi.

- tey and ooi have the power over pt gold child, pt nusantara rising rich, fast global, pt asu as evident from the fact that they are able to move around the money paid from protasco to pt asu and gold child which ended up in rs mahaniaga, dato chong's company as a repayment for the loan provided by dato chong so tey and ooi could finalize the deal to buy stakes in protasco.

Everything linked up to tey and ooi LOL LOL LOL

Bonus round.

24 Oct 2012 Larry Tey Por Yee via Global Cap Venture signed Term Sheet with Herman Koswara, the controlling shareholders of PT Fas. The purpose of the term sheet is to acquire project kuala simpang timur oil field. It is agreed that Larry will purchase Herman's shares priced at IDR 6billion (Larry has only paid IDR 3billion).

1 November 2012 Larry Tey Por Yee and Benny Tjokro agreed on how to move forward with handling over Benny's shares at PT Fas, i.e. Tey Por Yee paid the operational costs of PT Haseba as of the date of the agreement and Larry Tey Por Yee take over Benny's debt at Mayapada Bank in the amount or IDR 23 Billion (both conditions are not fulfilled). However in the said date Larry already received the shares of PT Fas belonged to Benny Tjokro. Tey put the shares in PT Asi.

28 December 2012: Larry Tey Por Yee sold his shares to Protasco Berhad in the amount of USD 55million without notifying Herman and Benny.

21 May 2013 Larry Tey Por Yee sent a forged invitation for egms of PT Haseba which will be held at the office of Djamkk Asmur, the public notary in Aceh.

14 August 2013: to pay his debt to Benny, Larry wired in IDR 5billion and put Inovisi's shares as a guarantee. Few month later when Larry is in default; Benny attempted to execute the block of Inovisi's shares and finds that the value has dropped to a meager 10% of its initial value.

23 August 2013 Larry Tey Por Yee changed the directors and commisioners of PT Haseba based on the illegal egms.

24 February 2014 Herman Koswara and Benny Tjokro lodged police report against Larry Tey Por Yee alleging that he forged Herman and Benny's signature and defrauded them.

1 April 2014 Benny Tjokro through it vehicle PT Dayasakti Putradharma filed lawsuit against PT Anglo Slavic Indonesia at south jakarta district court.

25 April 2014 Koperasi Sejahtera Bersama filed lawsuit against PT Green Pine, Jerry Djajasaputra, PT Equator Securities and PT Inovisi Infracom Tbk arguing that it had invested IDR 125billion in PT Inovisi which was guaranteed by a block of Inovisi's shares. But it had not seen any profit and when they attempted to cash in on the shares, it shares dropped significantly.

11 December 2014 Benny Tjokro and Larry Tey signed settlement agreement in which Larry agreed to pay IDR 18billion, at the latest 28 January 2015. Up to this day Larry failed to honor this settlement agreement.

8 July 2015 The court ruled in favour of Koperasi Sejahtera Bersama and order Inovisi to pay IDR 200billion.

15 July 2015 Indonesian police raided the office of PT Inovisi Infracom Tbk.

December 2015 PT Inovisi Infracom Tbk closed down it business without prior notice to the investors and employees after failing to pay rent and utilities to Patra Jasa's building management. It management went hiding.

LOL LOL LOL LOL

Investigations to proceed despite the company withdrawing Ire-Tex offer

ALTHOUGH the takeover offer Nexgram Holdings Bhd made on Ire-Tex Corp Bhd is now off the table, it has not stopped regulators from pursuing their investigations on the former’s past dealings.

On Thursday, Nexgram turned things around by announcing its intention to withdraw its takeover offer on one-stop packaging service provider Ire-Tex. This came a day after it said it would take steps to bring in a special auditor to determine the veracity of some of its assets.

Yesterday, Nexgram also announced that its due diligence committee had taken heed of concerns made by regulators and followed up with a visit to Indonesia, where some of the questionable transactions are said to have transpired.

“The Nexgram board had formed the view that such observations appear to potentially point to inconsistencies with regards to details of certain assets with the Nexgram group,” the statement said.

Following this, Nexgram said it had formed a special committee comprising of four directors of which two are independent, to take necessary steps to address the matter, which include the appointment of a special auditor.

Still, if any evidence suggests Nexgram has not carried out its responsibilities towards shareholders, the company could face sanctions from the regulators, and depending on the severity, it could face criminal prosecutions, insiders say.

The Nexgram saga started after it launched a takeover offer on Ire-Tex last November, which was to be satisfied through issuance of new Nexgram shares.

According to its website, Nexgram says it is a multinational conglomerate involved in the telco, security and surveillance, software development, property development, industries, business advisories and investment activities sectors.

Its rationale to take over Ire-Tex was so it could continue its diversification by tapping into manufacturing and industrial segments.

StarBizWeek earlier reported that regulators had concerns over the takeover due to the veracity of certain assets in Nexgram.

However, it had insufficient grounds to disrupt the offer and continued to follow up on its leads.

Following this, Nexgram posted its offer document on Dec 11, 2015.

It is understood that both the Securities Commission and Bursa Malaysia met with the advisors and a representative of Nexgram’s board to request the verification of certain alleged bank balances by an independent accountant.

However, soon after, through Jan 11 and Jan 12, Nexgram announced that it had earlier entered into agreements to dispose of some of its subsidiaries, which according to the SC, were the subject of enquiry.

At the same time, Nexgram made some more changes in the company.

On Jan 14, the company announced that its co-founder Datuk Tey Por Yee (pic) had resigned as executive director to “pursue his personal interest and goals”.

Since his resignation, Nexgram has six directors left sitting on its board.

Interestingly, Tey has not sold off his stake in Nexgram. According to Bursa filings, Tey’s stake stands at 23.4%.

This led to the SC choosing to invoke its powers under the Capital Markets Securities Act (CMSA) under Section 217 to issue a public statement on its concerns relating to those assets, a first for the SC.

This course of action is seen as a rarity even in other countries, says a source.

The SC had issued the public statement on Jan 15, stating that Nexgram’s disposal of certain assets “delays and obstructs the ongoing enquiries by the SC and Bursa Malaysia”.

Since Nexgram was seen as being “uncooperative” in bringing in a special auditor to independently verify the value of its assets, Bursa had all this while held back on the greenlight for Nexgram’s circular to its shareholders related to the Ire-Tex deal.

This meant that Nexgram had not been able to call for an EGM to vote on the takeover proposal, which in turn could have led to the offer lapsing.

On Jan 11 and Jan 12, Nexgram announced that it had earlier entered into agreements to dispose of its subsidiaries – Nexgram Resources Sdn Bhd, Godynamic Investments Ltd and PT Semesta Tirta Antara Raya (through Godynamic) – which are believed to be the subject of the regulators’ enquiries.

Although it is not too clear which assets showed some red flags, it is worth taking a look at Nexgram’s balance sheet.

In its financial statements for the year ended April 30, 2014, the company had RM84.5mil in cash balances. However in the following year, a majority of that cash seemed to be reflected in as inventories. Its inventories moved from zero to RM89.8mil in the following financial year while its cash balances fell to RM31.1mil.

Sources say enquiries by the regulators are focused on the paper and cash trail of how those inventories were built up.

Lookie, lookie....ooi kock aun was handcuffed. I have to compliment him. At least he did not hide his face like tey por yee LOL LOL LPL

http://www.hmetro.com.my/node/112179

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MFukVxP8Nks

Now, let wait if anyone here could get me picture or video of the chongs and handcuff LOL LOL LOL LOL

Anyone with a half of brain also know tey and ooi's companies are their alter ego mah...are you brain dead or what? LOL LOL LOL

At age seven, tey por hee was already showing signs of what he was destined to be: a thief and a liar. Ten sen, twenty sen, fifty sen…all would disappear “mysteriously” from his families drawers, savings and piggy banks. Later, bigger sums would go missing, from his father’s wallet to his mother’s purse. Tey would be placed at the scene of the crime but he always had an excuse or story to wriggle his way out of the situation.

For a while his parents believed him. Until he got caught red-handed one day. Then, his father had no choice but to punish him. If we hoped that would beat some sense and decency into him, we were sadly mistaken.

He took his bad habits with him to school. Already skilled at telling lies and manipulating people, he began cheating his classmates. The sums ranged from a few ringgit to hundreds of ringgit. The figures may seem small to some, but for a young schoolboy, the sum is enormous. As usual, his long-suffering father had to clear his debts and try to redress the damage done to his victims.

At age sixteen, Tey por yee had to audacity to go to his uncle’s house to borrow money. He said he needed RM2,000.00 because his father was sick and desperately needed the money for an operation. Believing his lies totally, the uncle gave it to him. His family never lived down the humiliation when the truth came out.

Since young, he has always been obsessed with money. Even when he had a lot of it, it was never enough. He wanted more and more. Never mind if it was obtained in a deceitful manner, just as long as he got what he wanted. It only goes to show that he is not only a pathological liar, but a pathological thief as well. With hundreds of millions already stashed away in private bank accounts, more than he can ever spend in ten lifetimes, he still remains greedy for more. So greedy that he is willing to lie, cheat and steal to achieve his end.

Let's recap shall we:

- the owners of pt haseba are herman koswara and benny tjokro. Both signed agreements with tey por yee and the transaction were secured with inovisi's shares where ooi kock aun sits as finance director and actually is inovisi's ultimate shareholders.

- pt asu and pt asi are the owners of pt haseba. The director and commisioner of pt asu and pt asi, i.e. Tjoe Yudhis, Dedi Francis and Edward Farolan are nominees of tey and ooi.

- the transaction between protasco and pt asu to buy pt asi's stakes in pt fas was secured with inovisi's shares. The shares were deposited to acclaim, a company established by tey and ooi, and on paper is run by Seh Poh Yee's wife.

- the website of pt asu is registered under a company which shares the same address as nexgram. Which company is a subsidiary of inovisi.

- tey and ooi have the power over pt gold child, pt nusantara rising rich, fast global, pt asu as evident from the fact that they are able to move around the money paid from protasco to pt asu and gold child which ended up in rs mahaniaga, dato chong's company as a repayment for the loan provided by dato chong so tey and ooi could finalize the deal to buy stakes in protasco.

Everything linked up to tey and ooi LOL LOL LOL

TeyPuki TeyPuki Investigations to proceed despite the company withdrawing Ire-Tex offer

ALTHOUGH the takeover offer Nexgram Holdings Bhd made on Ire-Tex Corp Bhd is now off the table, it has not stopped regulators from pursuing their investigations on the former’s past dealings.

On Thursday, Nexgram turned things around by announcing its intention to withdraw its takeover offer on one-stop packaging service provider Ire-Tex. This came a day after it said it would take steps to bring in a special auditor to determine the veracity of some of its assets.

Yesterday, Nexgram also announced that its due diligence committee had taken heed of concerns made by regulators and followed up with a visit to Indonesia, where some of the questionable transactions are said to have transpired.

“The Nexgram board had formed the view that such observations appear to potentially point to inconsistencies with regards to details of certain assets with the Nexgram group,” the statement said.

Following this, Nexgram said it had formed a special committee comprising of four directors of which two are independent, to take necessary steps to address the matter, which include the appointment of a special auditor.

Still, if any evidence suggests Nexgram has not carried out its responsibilities towards shareholders, the company could face sanctions from the regulators, and depending on the severity, it could face criminal prosecutions, insiders say.

The Nexgram saga started after it launched a takeover offer on Ire-Tex last November, which was to be satisfied through issuance of new Nexgram shares.

According to its website, Nexgram says it is a multinational conglomerate involved in the telco, security and surveillance, software development, property development, industries, business advisories and investment activities sectors.

Its rationale to take over Ire-Tex was so it could continue its diversification by tapping into manufacturing and industrial segments.

StarBizWeek earlier reported that regulators had concerns over the takeover due to the veracity of certain assets in Nexgram.

However, it had insufficient grounds to disrupt the offer and continued to follow up on its leads.

Following this, Nexgram posted its offer document on Dec 11, 2015.

It is understood that both the Securities Commission and Bursa Malaysia met with the advisors and a representative of Nexgram’s board to request the verification of certain alleged bank balances by an independent accountant.

However, soon after, through Jan 11 and Jan 12, Nexgram announced that it had earlier entered into agreements to dispose of some of its subsidiaries, which according to the SC, were the subject of enquiry.

At the same time, Nexgram made some more changes in the company.

On Jan 14, the company announced that its co-founder Datuk Tey Por Yee (pic) had resigned as executive director to “pursue his personal interest and goals”.

Since his resignation, Nexgram has six directors left sitting on its board.

Interestingly, Tey has not sold off his stake in Nexgram. According to Bursa filings, Tey’s stake stands at 23.4%.

This led to the SC choosing to invoke its powers under the Capital Markets Securities Act (CMSA) under Section 217 to issue a public statement on its concerns relating to those assets, a first for the SC.

This course of action is seen as a rarity even in other countries, says a source.

The SC had issued the public statement on Jan 15, stating that Nexgram’s disposal of certain assets “delays and obstructs the ongoing enquiries by the SC and Bursa Malaysia”.

Since Nexgram was seen as being “uncooperative” in bringing in a special auditor to independently verify the value of its assets, Bursa had all this while held back on the greenlight for Nexgram’s circular to its shareholders related to the Ire-Tex deal.

This meant that Nexgram had not been able to call for an EGM to vote on the takeover proposal, which in turn could have led to the offer lapsing.

On Jan 11 and Jan 12, Nexgram announced that it had earlier entered into agreements to dispose of its subsidiaries – Nexgram Resources Sdn Bhd, Godynamic Investments Ltd and PT Semesta Tirta Antara Raya (through Godynamic) – which are believed to be the subject of the regulators’ enquiries.

Although it is not too clear which assets showed some red flags, it is worth taking a look at Nexgram’s balance sheet.

In its financial statements for the year ended April 30, 2014, the company had RM84.5mil in cash balances. However in the following year, a majority of that cash seemed to be reflected in as inventories. Its inventories moved from zero to RM89.8mil in the following financial year while its cash balances fell to RM31.1mil.

Sources say enquiries by the regulators are focused on the paper and cash trail of how those inventories were built up.

Investigations to proceed despite the company withdrawing Ire-Tex offer

ALTHOUGH the takeover offer Nexgram Holdings Bhd made on Ire-Tex Corp Bhd is now off the table, it has not stopped regulators from pursuing their investigations on the former’s past dealings.

On Thursday, Nexgram turned things around by announcing its intention to withdraw its takeover offer on one-stop packaging service provider Ire-Tex. This came a day after it said it would take steps to bring in a special auditor to determine the veracity of some of its assets.

Yesterday, Nexgram also announced that its due diligence committee had taken heed of concerns made by regulators and followed up with a visit to Indonesia, where some of the questionable transactions are said to have transpired.

“The Nexgram board had formed the view that such observations appear to potentially point to inconsistencies with regards to details of certain assets with the Nexgram group,” the statement said.

Following this, Nexgram said it had formed a special committee comprising of four directors of which two are independent, to take necessary steps to address the matter, which include the appointment of a special auditor.

Still, if any evidence suggests Nexgram has not carried out its responsibilities towards shareholders, the company could face sanctions from the regulators, and depending on the severity, it could face criminal prosecutions, insiders say.

The Nexgram saga started after it launched a takeover offer on Ire-Tex last November, which was to be satisfied through issuance of new Nexgram shares.

According to its website, Nexgram says it is a multinational conglomerate involved in the telco, security and surveillance, software development, property development, industries, business advisories and investment activities sectors.

Its rationale to take over Ire-Tex was so it could continue its diversification by tapping into manufacturing and industrial segments.

StarBizWeek earlier reported that regulators had concerns over the takeover due to the veracity of certain assets in Nexgram.

However, it had insufficient grounds to disrupt the offer and continued to follow up on its leads.

Following this, Nexgram posted its offer document on Dec 11, 2015.

It is understood that both the Securities Commission and Bursa Malaysia met with the advisors and a representative of Nexgram’s board to request the verification of certain alleged bank balances by an independent accountant.

However, soon after, through Jan 11 and Jan 12, Nexgram announced that it had earlier entered into agreements to dispose of some of its subsidiaries, which according to the SC, were the subject of enquiry.

At the same time, Nexgram made some more changes in the company.

On Jan 14, the company announced that its co-founder Datuk Tey Por Yee (pic) had resigned as executive director to “pursue his personal interest and goals”.

Since his resignation, Nexgram has six directors left sitting on its board.

Interestingly, Tey has not sold off his stake in Nexgram. According to Bursa filings, Tey’s stake stands at 23.4%.

This led to the SC choosing to invoke its powers under the Capital Markets Securities Act (CMSA) under Section 217 to issue a public statement on its concerns relating to those assets, a first for the SC.

This course of action is seen as a rarity even in other countries, says a source.

The SC had issued the public statement on Jan 15, stating that Nexgram’s disposal of certain assets “delays and obstructs the ongoing enquiries by the SC and Bursa Malaysia”.

Since Nexgram was seen as being “uncooperative” in bringing in a special auditor to independently verify the value of its assets, Bursa had all this while held back on the greenlight for Nexgram’s circular to its shareholders related to the Ire-Tex deal.

This meant that Nexgram had not been able to call for an EGM to vote on the takeover proposal, which in turn could have led to the offer lapsing.

On Jan 11 and Jan 12, Nexgram announced that it had earlier entered into agreements to dispose of its subsidiaries – Nexgram Resources Sdn Bhd, Godynamic Investments Ltd and PT Semesta Tirta Antara Raya (through Godynamic) – which are believed to be the subject of the regulators’ enquiries.

Although it is not too clear which assets showed some red flags, it is worth taking a look at Nexgram’s balance sheet.

In its financial statements for the year ended April 30, 2014, the company had RM84.5mil in cash balances. However in the following year, a majority of that cash seemed to be reflected in as inventories. Its inventories moved from zero to RM89.8mil in the following financial year while its cash balances fell to RM31.1mil.

Sources say enquiries by the regulators are focused on the paper and cash trail of how those inventories were built up.

Investigations to proceed despite the company withdrawing Ire-Tex offer

ALTHOUGH the takeover offer Nexgram Holdings Bhd made on Ire-Tex Corp Bhd is now off the table, it has not stopped regulators from pursuing their investigations on the former’s past dealings.

On Thursday, Nexgram turned things around by announcing its intention to withdraw its takeover offer on one-stop packaging service provider Ire-Tex. This came a day after it said it would take steps to bring in a special auditor to determine the veracity of some of its assets.

Yesterday, Nexgram also announced that its due diligence committee had taken heed of concerns made by regulators and followed up with a visit to Indonesia, where some of the questionable transactions are said to have transpired.

“The Nexgram board had formed the view that such observations appear to potentially point to inconsistencies with regards to details of certain assets with the Nexgram group,” the statement said.

Following this, Nexgram said it had formed a special committee comprising of four directors of which two are independent, to take necessary steps to address the matter, which include the appointment of a special auditor.

Still, if any evidence suggests Nexgram has not carried out its responsibilities towards shareholders, the company could face sanctions from the regulators, and depending on the severity, it could face criminal prosecutions, insiders say.

The Nexgram saga started after it launched a takeover offer on Ire-Tex last November, which was to be satisfied through issuance of new Nexgram shares.

According to its website, Nexgram says it is a multinational conglomerate involved in the telco, security and surveillance, software development, property development, industries, business advisories and investment activities sectors.

Its rationale to take over Ire-Tex was so it could continue its diversification by tapping into manufacturing and industrial segments.

StarBizWeek earlier reported that regulators had concerns over the takeover due to the veracity of certain assets in Nexgram.

However, it had insufficient grounds to disrupt the offer and continued to follow up on its leads.

Following this, Nexgram posted its offer document on Dec 11, 2015.

It is understood that both the Securities Commission and Bursa Malaysia met with the advisors and a representative of Nexgram’s board to request the verification of certain alleged bank balances by an independent accountant.

However, soon after, through Jan 11 and Jan 12, Nexgram announced that it had earlier entered into agreements to dispose of some of its subsidiaries, which according to the SC, were the subject of enquiry.

At the same time, Nexgram made some more changes in the company.

On Jan 14, the company announced that its co-founder Datuk Tey Por Yee (pic) had resigned as executive director to “pursue his personal interest and goals”.

Since his resignation, Nexgram has six directors left sitting on its board.

Interestingly, Tey has not sold off his stake in Nexgram. According to Bursa filings, Tey’s stake stands at 23.4%.

This led to the SC choosing to invoke its powers under the Capital Markets Securities Act (CMSA) under Section 217 to issue a public statement on its concerns relating to those assets, a first for the SC.

This course of action is seen as a rarity even in other countries, says a source.

The SC had issued the public statement on Jan 15, stating that Nexgram’s disposal of certain assets “delays and obstructs the ongoing enquiries by the SC and Bursa Malaysia”.

Since Nexgram was seen as being “uncooperative” in bringing in a special auditor to independently verify the value of its assets, Bursa had all this while held back on the greenlight for Nexgram’s circular to its shareholders related to the Ire-Tex deal.

This meant that Nexgram had not been able to call for an EGM to vote on the takeover proposal, which in turn could have led to the offer lapsing.

On Jan 11 and Jan 12, Nexgram announced that it had earlier entered into agreements to dispose of its subsidiaries – Nexgram Resources Sdn Bhd, Godynamic Investments Ltd and PT Semesta Tirta Antara Raya (through Godynamic) – which are believed to be the subject of the regulators’ enquiries.

Although it is not too clear which assets showed some red flags, it is worth taking a look at Nexgram’s balance sheet.

In its financial statements for the year ended April 30, 2014, the company had RM84.5mil in cash balances. However in the following year, a majority of that cash seemed to be reflected in as inventories. Its inventories moved from zero to RM89.8mil in the following financial year while its cash balances fell to RM31.1mil.

Sources say enquiries by the regulators are focused on the paper and cash trail of how those inventories were built up.
26/03/2016 14:01

Lookie, lookie....ooi kock aun was handcuffed. I have to compliment him. At least he did not hide his face like tey por yee LOL LOL LPL

http://www.hmetro.com.my/node/112179

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MFukVxP8Nks

Now, let wait if anyone here could get me picture or video of the chongs and handcuff LOL LOL LOL LOL

Anyone with a half of brain also know tey and ooi's companies are their alter ego mah...are you brain dead or what? LOL LOL LOL

At age seven, tey por hee was already showing signs of what he was destined to be: a thief and a liar. Ten sen, twenty sen, fifty sen…all would disappear “mysteriously” from his families drawers, savings and piggy banks. Later, bigger sums would go missing, from his father’s wallet to his mother’s purse. Tey would be placed at the scene of the crime but he always had an excuse or story to wriggle his way out of the situation.

For a while his parents believed him. Until he got caught red-handed one day. Then, his father had no choice but to punish him. If we hoped that would beat some sense and decency into him, we were sadly mistaken.

He took his bad habits with him to school. Already skilled at telling lies and manipulating people, he began cheating his classmates. The sums ranged from a few ringgit to hundreds of ringgit. The figures may seem small to some, but for a young schoolboy, the sum is enormous. As usual, his long-suffering father had to clear his debts and try to redress the damage done to his victims.

At age sixteen, Tey por yee had to audacity to go to his uncle’s house to borrow money. He said he needed RM2,000.00 because his father was sick and desperately needed the money for an operation. Believing his lies totally, the uncle gave it to him. His family never lived down the humiliation when the truth came out.

Since young, he has always been obsessed with money. Even when he had a lot of it, it was never enough. He wanted more and more. Never mind if it was obtained in a deceitful manner, just as long as he got what he wanted. It only goes to show that he is not only a pathological liar, but a pathological thief as well. With hundreds of millions already stashed away in private bank accounts, more than he can ever spend in ten lifetimes, he still remains greedy for more. So greedy that he is willing to lie, cheat and steal to achieve his end.
26/03/2016 13:58

Let's recap shall we:

- the owners of pt haseba are herman koswara and benny tjokro. Both signed agreements with tey por yee and the transaction were secured with inovisi's shares where ooi kock aun sits as finance director and actually is inovisi's ultimate shareholders.

- pt asu and pt asi are the owners of pt haseba. The director and commisioner of pt asu and pt asi, i.e. Tjoe Yudhis, Dedi Francis and Edward Farolan are nominees of tey and ooi.

- the transaction between protasco and pt asu to buy pt asi's stakes in pt fas was secured with inovisi's shares. The shares were deposited to acclaim, a company established by tey and ooi, and on paper is run by Seh Poh Yee's wife.

- the website of pt asu is registered under a company which shares the same address as nexgram. Which company is a subsidiary of inovisi.

- tey and ooi have the power over pt gold child, pt nusantara rising rich, fast global, pt asu as evident from the fact that they are able to move around the money paid from protasco to pt asu and gold child which ended up in rs mahaniaga, dato chong's company as a repayment for the loan provided by dato chong so tey and ooi could finalize the deal to buy stakes in protasco.

Everything linked up to tey and ooi LOL LOL LOL

By Meena Lakshana / theedgemarkets.com | March 15, 2016 : 4:05 PM MYT

KUALA LUMPUR (March 15): Nexgram Holdings Bhd confirmed today that its joint venture with Asdion Bhd with regard to a mixed development project has hit a snag, because the Sepang Municipal Council (MPS) has rejected the development order (DO) for the project.

To recap, Asdion had inked a joint venture agreement with Top Valley Properties Sdn Bhd on Feb 12, 2015 to participate in the development of the project known as Selangor Project.

Asdion paid RM6 million to Top Valley to be used solely towards settlement of the purchase consideration of the parcel of leasehold agricultural Malay reserve land, and will entitle the company to share expected economic benefits and profits arising from the development and sale of the Selangor Project with Top Valley.

On Dec 22 2014, Top Valley had entered into an off-take agreement with Nexgram Land Sdn Bhd and MyAngkasa Bina Sdn Bhd, whereby MyAngaksa would buy the project from Top Valley and Nexgram Land (as developer) for RM297.4 million.

In a filing with Bursa Malaysia today, Nexgram said it had received a letter from Top Valley on March 8, disclosing that MPS had rejected the DO.

"Nexgram Land was informed that in view of the failure in obtaining the DO on time, the landowner of the Selangor Project has terminated the sales and purchase agreement with Top Valley," the filig read.

"Top Valley is currently in the midst of exploring all possible viable options, including sourcing of an alternative suitable land, while continuing negotiation with the land owner for resubmission of the DO.

"The company will make the necessary announcement on further development of the matter, in due course," it added.

Yesterday, Asdion also announced via a filing to Bursa Malaysia that based on a letter received from Top Valley on March 8 as well, Top Valley is in the process of re-negotiating terms and timelines for new DO submission.

The Selangor Project, comprising three tower blocks with a total of 659 units of service apartments and 10 units of commercial and retails hops, was to be developed on a 2.154ha piece of agricultural leasehold Malay reserve land in Kg. Limau Manis, Dengkil in the Sepang district, with the lease period expiring on Feb 3, 2104.

Asdion had said it was venturing into the project as a means to diversify its earnings base and reduce its dependence on its existing business of software development, as well as information communication technology and related services.

The deal is a related party transaction, as Tey Por Yee is a common major shareholder of both Nexgram and Asdion (with direct interests of 11.52% and 22.01% respectively), while See Poh Yee is a common director of both companies.

Yeah....and lookie here...On Feb 2, 2016, the Indonesian SC decided to extend the suspension of PT Inovisi's counter citing their failure to submit audited annual report to the SC LOL LOL

http://redaksi.co.id/47427/otoritas-bursa-lanjutkan-suspensi-4-saham.html

The management of PT Inovisi would not be able to produce such report as currently they went hiding like the slimey mice they are LOL LOL

Inovisi also failed to pay the annual listing fee:

http://economy.okezone.com/read/2016/03/24/278/1344702/bei-perpanjang-suspensi-7-emiten-nakal

Can't pay rent and can't pay annual fee? that is the fate of nexgram. Believe that LOL LOL

Speaking of which....anyone got the update on Nexgram's special committee report on Gold Dynamic and PT STAR? No news? Obviously since both are fictitious company owned by Tey Por Yee and Ooi Kock Aun...

http://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2016/01/22/nexgram-sets-up-special-committee-to-address-possible-inconsistencies/

Any news on this so called nexgram venture to property in Fiji? LOL LOL LOL

http://www.bursacommunity.com/t22326-nexgram-ventures-into-property-development-in-fiji

Another fictitious project from yours truly: Tey Por Yee and Ooi Kock Aun.

Prior to it demise, the management of PT Inovisi also made numerous announcement on such and such projects or this and that acquisitions, which now we know it fictitious LOL LOL...

Ooo..and blessed are your eyes because they see and your ears because they hear. The heart of the people here has become dull. With their ears they scarcely hear and they have closed their eyes, otherwise with their heart, eyes and ears they will understand that.

Tey Por Yee and Ooi Kock Aun were also notorious for not paying their rentals, to the point that their landlords had to threaten legal action and resort to cutting off the utilities to get what was owed to them.

Worse off were their suppliers, of whom many had to suffer the bitterness of bankruptcy because tey and ooi refused to pay them their dues. Tragically, one of them even committed suicide because of bad debts, courtesy of Dato’ Tey Por Yee and Dato' Ooi Kock Aun.

This was not the only blood on his hands. He used a friend, Dedi Francis from Indonesia, to stand as a nominee for Tey and Ooi. When the loyal Dedi pressed for payment on company debts to incurred by Tey and Ooi's manipulative schemes, he was given the runaround. Time finally ran out for Dedi. Desperate, with his back to the wall and creditors all around him, Dedi almost took his own life but was able to be brought to hospital by his family on time.

Bonus round.

24 Oct 2012 Larry Tey Por Yee via Global Cap Venture signed Term Sheet with Herman Koswara, the controlling shareholders of PT Fas. The purpose of the term sheet is to acquire project kuala simpang timur oil field. It is agreed that Larry will purchase Herman's shares priced at IDR 6billion (Larry has only paid IDR 3billion).

1 November 2012 Larry Tey Por Yee and Benny Tjokro agreed on how to move forward with handling over Benny's shares at PT Fas, i.e. Tey Por Yee paid the operational costs of PT Haseba as of the date of the agreement and Larry Tey Por Yee take over Benny's debt at Mayapada Bank in the amount or IDR 23 Billion (both conditions are not fulfilled). However in the said date Larry already received the shares of PT Fas belonged to Benny Tjokro. Tey put the shares in PT Asi.

28 December 2012: Larry Tey Por Yee sold his shares to Protasco Berhad in the amount of USD 55million without notifying Herman and Benny.

21 May 2013 Larry Tey Por Yee sent a forged invitation for egms of PT Haseba which will be held at the office of Djamkk Asmur, the public notary in Aceh.

14 August 2013: to pay his debt to Benny, Larry wired in IDR 5billion and put Inovisi's shares as a guarantee. Few month later when Larry is in default; Benny attempted to execute the block of Inovisi's shares and finds that the value has dropped to a meager 10% of its initial value.

23 August 2013 Larry Tey Por Yee changed the directors and commisioners of PT Haseba based on the illegal egms.

24 February 2014 Herman Koswara and Benny Tjokro lodged police report against Larry Tey Por Yee alleging that he forged Herman and Benny's signature and defrauded them.

1 April 2014 Benny Tjokro through it vehicle PT Dayasakti Putradharma filed lawsuit against PT Anglo Slavic Indonesia at south jakarta district court.

25 April 2014 Koperasi Sejahtera Bersama filed lawsuit against PT Green Pine, Jerry Djajasaputra, PT Equator Securities and PT Inovisi Infracom Tbk arguing that it had invested IDR 125billion in PT Inovisi which was guaranteed by a block of Inovisi's shares. But it had not seen any profit and when they attempted to cash in on the shares, it shares dropped significantly.

11 December 2014 Benny Tjokro and Larry Tey signed settlement agreement in which Larry agreed to pay IDR 18billion, at the latest 28 January 2015. Up to this day Larry failed to honor this settlement agreement.

8 July 2015 The court ruled in favour of Koperasi Sejahtera Bersama and order Inovisi to pay IDR 200billion.

15 July 2015 Indonesian police raided the office of PT Inovisi Infracom Tbk.

December 2015 PT Inovisi Infracom Tbk closed down it business without prior notice to the investors and employees after failing to pay rent and utilities to Patra Jasa's building management. It management went hiding.

LOL LOL LOL LOL

Investigations to proceed despite the company withdrawing Ire-Tex offer

ALTHOUGH the takeover offer Nexgram Holdings Bhd made on Ire-Tex Corp Bhd is now off the table, it has not stopped regulators from pursuing their investigations on the former’s past dealings.

On Thursday, Nexgram turned things around by announcing its intention to withdraw its takeover offer on one-stop packaging service provider Ire-Tex. This came a day after it said it would take steps to bring in a special auditor to determine the veracity of some of its assets.

Yesterday, Nexgram also announced that its due diligence committee had taken heed of concerns made by regulators and followed up with a visit to Indonesia, where some of the questionable transactions are said to have transpired.

“The Nexgram board had formed the view that such observations appear to potentially point to inconsistencies with regards to details of certain assets with the Nexgram group,” the statement said.

Following this, Nexgram said it had formed a special committee comprising of four directors of which two are independent, to take necessary steps to address the matter, which include the appointment of a special auditor.

Still, if any evidence suggests Nexgram has not carried out its responsibilities towards shareholders, the company could face sanctions from the regulators, and depending on the severity, it could face criminal prosecutions, insiders say.

The Nexgram saga started after it launched a takeover offer on Ire-Tex last November, which was to be satisfied through issuance of new Nexgram shares.

According to its website, Nexgram says it is a multinational conglomerate involved in the telco, security and surveillance, software development, property development, industries, business advisories and investment activities sectors.

Its rationale to take over Ire-Tex was so it could continue its diversification by tapping into manufacturing and industrial segments.

StarBizWeek earlier reported that regulators had concerns over the takeover due to the veracity of certain assets in Nexgram.

However, it had insufficient grounds to disrupt the offer and continued to follow up on its leads.

Following this, Nexgram posted its offer document on Dec 11, 2015.

It is understood that both the Securities Commission and Bursa Malaysia met with the advisors and a representative of Nexgram’s board to request the verification of certain alleged bank balances by an independent accountant.

However, soon after, through Jan 11 and Jan 12, Nexgram announced that it had earlier entered into agreements to dispose of some of its subsidiaries, which according to the SC, were the subject of enquiry.

At the same time, Nexgram made some more changes in the company.

On Jan 14, the company announced that its co-founder Datuk Tey Por Yee (pic) had resigned as executive director to “pursue his personal interest and goals”.

Since his resignation, Nexgram has six directors left sitting on its board.

Interestingly, Tey has not sold off his stake in Nexgram. According to Bursa filings, Tey’s stake stands at 23.4%.

This led to the SC choosing to invoke its powers under the Capital Markets Securities Act (CMSA) under Section 217 to issue a public statement on its concerns relating to those assets, a first for the SC.

This course of action is seen as a rarity even in other countries, says a source.

The SC had issued the public statement on Jan 15, stating that Nexgram’s disposal of certain assets “delays and obstructs the ongoing enquiries by the SC and Bursa Malaysia”.

Since Nexgram was seen as being “uncooperative” in bringing in a special auditor to independently verify the value of its assets, Bursa had all this while held back on the greenlight for Nexgram’s circular to its shareholders related to the Ire-Tex deal.

This meant that Nexgram had not been able to call for an EGM to vote on the takeover proposal, which in turn could have led to the offer lapsing.

On Jan 11 and Jan 12, Nexgram announced that it had earlier entered into agreements to dispose of its subsidiaries – Nexgram Resources Sdn Bhd, Godynamic Investments Ltd and PT Semesta Tirta Antara Raya (through Godynamic) – which are believed to be the subject of the regulators’ enquiries.

Although it is not too clear which assets showed some red flags, it is worth taking a look at Nexgram’s balance sheet.

In its financial statements for the year ended April 30, 2014, the company had RM84.5mil in cash balances. However in the following year, a majority of that cash seemed to be reflected in as inventories. Its inventories moved from zero to RM89.8mil in the following financial year while its cash balances fell to RM31.1mil.

Sources say enquiries by the regulators are focused on the paper and cash trail of how those inventories were built up.

Lookie, lookie....ooi kock aun was handcuffed. I have to compliment him. At least he did not hide his face like tey por yee LOL LOL LPL

http://www.hmetro.com.my/node/112179

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MFukVxP8Nks

Now, let wait if anyone here could get me picture or video of the chongs and handcuff LOL LOL LOL LOL

Anyone with a half of brain also know tey and ooi's companies are their alter ego mah...are you brain dead or what? LOL LOL LOL

At age seven, tey por hee was already showing signs of what he was destined to be: a thief and a liar. Ten sen, twenty sen, fifty sen…all would disappear “mysteriously” from his families drawers, savings and piggy banks. Later, bigger sums would go missing, from his father’s wallet to his mother’s purse. Tey would be placed at the scene of the crime but he always had an excuse or story to wriggle his way out of the situation.

For a while his parents believed him. Until he got caught red-handed one day. Then, his father had no choice but to punish him. If we hoped that would beat some sense and decency into him, we were sadly mistaken.

He took his bad habits with him to school. Already skilled at telling lies and manipulating people, he began cheating his classmates. The sums ranged from a few ringgit to hundreds of ringgit. The figures may seem small to some, but for a young schoolboy, the sum is enormous. As usual, his long-suffering father had to clear his debts and try to redress the damage done to his victims.

At age sixteen, Tey por yee had to audacity to go to his uncle’s house to borrow money. He said he needed RM2,000.00 because his father was sick and desperately needed the money for an operation. Believing his lies totally, the uncle gave it to him. His family never lived down the humiliation when the truth came out.

Since young, he has always been obsessed with money. Even when he had a lot of it, it was never enough. He wanted more and more. Never mind if it was obtained in a deceitful manner, just as long as he got what he wanted. It only goes to show that he is not only a pathological liar, but a pathological thief as well. With hundreds of millions already stashed away in private bank accounts, more than he can ever spend in ten lifetimes, he still remains greedy for more. So greedy that he is willing to lie, cheat and steal to achieve his end.

Let's recap shall we:

- the owners of pt haseba are herman koswara and benny tjokro. Both signed agreements with tey por yee and the transaction were secured with inovisi's shares where ooi kock aun sits as finance director and actually is inovisi's ultimate shareholders.

- pt asu and pt asi are the owners of pt haseba. The director and commisioner of pt asu and pt asi, i.e. Tjoe Yudhis, Dedi Francis and Edward Farolan are nominees of tey and ooi.

- the transaction between protasco and pt asu to buy pt asi's stakes in pt fas was secured with inovisi's shares. The shares were deposited to acclaim, a company established by tey and ooi, and on paper is run by Seh Poh Yee's wife.

- the website of pt asu is registered under a company which shares the same address as nexgram. Which company is a subsidiary of inovisi.

- tey and ooi have the power over pt gold child, pt nusantara rising rich, fast global, pt asu as evident from the fact that they are able to move around the money paid from protasco to pt asu and gold child which ended up in rs mahaniaga, dato chong's company as a repayment for the loan provided by dato chong so tey and ooi could finalize the deal to buy stakes in protasco.

Everything linked up to tey and ooi LOL LOL LOL

KUALA LUMPUR: A proposed joint-venture (JV) mixed development project in Sepang involving Nexgram Holdings Bhd and Asdion Bhd has failed to receive the land development order (DO) from the Sepang Municipal Council.

In a filing with Bursa Malaysia, the software developer said following the council’s rejection, the land vendor Hijrah Murni (M) Sdn Bhd had sent to Top Valley Properties Sdn Bhd - which was to be the project’s joint developer with Nexgram Land - a notice terminating the sale and purchase agreement.

“Nevertheless, the company was informed that Top Valley is in the on-going process of re-negotiating terms and timelines for new DO submission,” added Asdion, which plans to diversify into property development via a JV arrangement with Top Valley.

In December 2014 Top Valley signed an off take agreement cum sale and purchase agreement (SPA) with software developer Nexgram Holdings Bhd’ unit Nexgram Land Sdn Bhd whereby they would develop and sell to MyAngkasa Bina Sdn Bhd the entire mixed property development project on 2.154ha. Meanwhile, Top Valley entered into the land SPA with Hijrah Murni.

The project, to be undertaken on a piece of agricultural leasehold Malay reserved land, was to comprise three tower blocks comprising a total of 659 units of serviced apartments and 10 units of commercial/retail shops with a gross development value of RM297.39mil.

Top Valley’s entitlement from the project was estimated to be RM13.4mil, and Asdion was to have a participation right in Top Valley’s entitlement and to share the project benefits (80% share or RM11.9mil).

Bursa Malaysia Securities considered it a related party transaction as Datuk Tey Por Yee was a common major shareholder of both Nexgram and Asdion, and See Poh Yee was a common director of both.

In the latest statement On Monday, Asdion said it was informed that for the purpose of the offtake agreement cum SPA with Nexgram Land and MyAngkasa which was still subsisting, Top Valley was currently exploring all possible viable options, including sourcing for an alternative suitable land and continue negotiating with the land owner for resubmission of the DO.

“The board had discussed the letter in a board meeting held on March 14 and requested the management to provide further information for deliberation before making any decision,” it said.

Larry Tey Por Yee is running away from nexgram, asdion and ire-tex LOL LOL LOL

KUALA LUMPUR: Some 24.81 million shares in Asdion Bhd traded off-market yesterday. This is the second company, linked to businessman Datuk Tey Por Yee, which of late has had a substantial block of shares changed hands off-market at a steep discount.

It appears that Tey is making an exit from the companies that he had invested in for less than three years.

According to Bloomberg data, Asdion saw 24.81 million shares representing a 21.34% stake in the company traded off-market at 27 sen yesterday, a sharp discount of 38.64% over the closing price of 44 sen.

The shares were moved in one block through a direct business transaction, but there is no filing to Bursa Malaysia on the parties involved as at press time.

Coincidentally, Tey is the single-largest shareholder of Asdion, with a 21.34% stake — the same size of the block changing hands off-market.

Tey’s another related company, Ire-tex Corp Bhd, also saw a 22.97% stake in the company traded off-market on Wednesday. He also held the same amount of stake that was traded off-market.

Lookie, lookie....ooi kock aun was handcuffed. I have to compliment him. At least he did not hide his face like tey por yee LOL LOL LPL

http://www.hmetro.com.my/node/112179

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MFukVxP8Nks

Now, let wait if anyone here could get me picture or video of the chongs and handcuff LOL LOL LOL LOL

Anyone with a half of brain also know tey and ooi's companies are their alter ego mah...are you brain dead or what? LOL LOL LOL

Nexgram's founders charged for fraud and perjury.

Nexgram itself probed by the sc over irregular business activities.

http://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2016/01/19/probe-deepens-on-nexgram/

LOL LOL LOL

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Wednesday, 20 January 2016 | MYT 7:54 PM
Nexgram’s external auditor Resign.

KUALA LUMPUR: Nexgram Holdings Bhd’s external auditor CHI-LLTC has resigned, citing Nexgram’s recent expansion plan and the “unavailability” of its recently-reduced workforce to handle the increasing work.

The IT services provider told Bursa Malaysia that CHI’s resignation would be effective only after new auditors had been appointed.

It said new auditors for the financial year ending April 30, 2016 would be appointed at an EGM to be convened.

“The board also wishes to inform that the company is not aware of any other matters that need to be brought to the attention of the shareholders of the company with regards to CHI’s resignation,” it said.

Earlier on Wednesday, Nexgram announced it was taking steps to identify an independent qualified accounting firm to undertake the role of special auditor.

This was in response to Bursa Malaysia Securities’ letter saying it was unable to proceed with the processing of the listing application and draft circular in relation to the takeover offer for Ire-Tex Corp Bhd until the exchange’s enquiries had been satisfactorily addressed.

Bursa Securities also requested that Nexgram make known the steps that the Nexgram board was taking to address its enquiries and the implication on the take-over offer.

Nexgram shares closed unchanged on Wednesday at 6.5 sen, with 51.546 million shares being traded.

KUALA LUMPUR: A proposed joint-venture (JV) mixed development project in Sepang involving Nexgram Holdings Bhd and Asdion Bhd has failed to receive the land development order (DO) from the Sepang Municipal Council.

In a filing with Bursa Malaysia, the software developer said following the council’s rejection, the land vendor Hijrah Murni (M) Sdn Bhd had sent to Top Valley Properties Sdn Bhd - which was to be the project’s joint developer with Nexgram Land - a notice terminating the sale and purchase agreement.

“Nevertheless, the company was informed that Top Valley is in the on-going process of re-negotiating terms and timelines for new DO submission,” added Asdion, which plans to diversify into property development via a JV arrangement with Top Valley.

In December 2014 Top Valley signed an off take agreement cum sale and purchase agreement (SPA) with software developer Nexgram Holdings Bhd’ unit Nexgram Land Sdn Bhd whereby they would develop and sell to MyAngkasa Bina Sdn Bhd the entire mixed property development project on 2.154ha. Meanwhile, Top Valley entered into the land SPA with Hijrah Murni.

The project, to be undertaken on a piece of agricultural leasehold Malay reserved land, was to comprise three tower blocks comprising a total of 659 units of serviced apartments and 10 units of commercial/retail shops with a gross development value of RM297.39mil.

Top Valley’s entitlement from the project was estimated to be RM13.4mil, and Asdion was to have a participation right in Top Valley’s entitlement and to share the project benefits (80% share or RM11.9mil).

Bursa Malaysia Securities considered it a related party transaction as Datuk Tey Por Yee was a common major shareholder of both Nexgram and Asdion, and See Poh Yee was a common director of both.

In the latest statement On Monday, Asdion said it was informed that for the purpose of the offtake agreement cum SPA with Nexgram Land and MyAngkasa which was still subsisting, Top Valley was currently exploring all possible viable options, including sourcing for an alternative suitable land and continue negotiating with the land owner for resubmission of the DO.

“The board had discussed the letter in a board meeting held on March 14 and requested the management to provide further information for deliberation before making any decision,” it said.
25/03/2016 10:26

Tey Por Yee and Ooi Kock Aun were also notorious for not paying their rentals, to the point that their landlords had to threaten legal action and resort to cutting off the utilities to get what was owed to them.

Worse off were their suppliers, of whom many had to suffer the bitterness of bankruptcy because tey and ooi refused to pay them their dues. Tragically, one of them even committed suicide because of bad debts, courtesy of Dato’ Tey Por Yee and Dato' Ooi Kock Aun.

This was not the only blood on his hands. He used a friend, Dedi Francis from Indonesia, to stand as a nominee for Tey and Ooi. When the loyal Dedi pressed for payment on company debts to incurred by Tey and Ooi's manipulative schemes, he was given the runaround. Time finally ran out for Dedi. Desperate, with his back to the wall and creditors all around him, Dedi almost took his own life but was able to be brought to hospital by his family on time.

At age seven, tey por hee was already showing signs of what he was destined to be: a thief and a liar. Ten sen, twenty sen, fifty sen…all would disappear “mysteriously” from his families drawers, savings and piggy banks. Later, bigger sums would go missing, from his father’s wallet to his mother’s purse. Tey would be placed at the scene of the crime but he always had an excuse or story to wriggle his way out of the situation.

For a while his parents believed him. Until he got caught red-handed one day. Then, his father had no choice but to punish him. If we hoped that would beat some sense and decency into him, we were sadly mistaken.

He took his bad habits with him to school. Already skilled at telling lies and manipulating people, he began cheating his classmates. The sums ranged from a few ringgit to hundreds of ringgit. The figures may seem small to some, but for a young schoolboy, the sum is enormous. As usual, his long-suffering father had to clear his debts and try to redress the damage done to his victims.

At age sixteen, Tey por yee had to audacity to go to his uncle’s house to borrow money. He said he needed RM2,000.00 because his father was sick and desperately needed the money for an operation. Believing his lies totally, the uncle gave it to him. His family never lived down the humiliation when the truth came out.

Since young, he has always been obsessed with money. Even when he had a lot of it, it was never enough. He wanted more and more. Never mind if it was obtained in a deceitful manner, just as long as he got what he wanted. It only goes to show that he is not only a pathological liar, but a pathological thief as well. With hundreds of millions already stashed away in private bank accounts, more than he can ever spend in ten lifetimes, he still remains greedy for more. So greedy that he is willing to lie, cheat and steal to achieve his end.

So much anger....how to achieve transcendental awareness and happiness?

Let me assist you in understanding Godynamic Investment Ltd- GIL a BVI (British Virgin Islands) an offshore company.

As rightly pointed out GIL is and has always been an integral part of Nexgram (51% owned) since inception and perhaps packaged in for Nexnation's listing on Mesdaq back in 2004.To all effects and purposes TPY is the CEO and/or COO.GIL is also the vehicle for most of TPY's forays in Indon.

So the question that goes a begging is any transaction between GIL and/or Nexgram are Related party Transactions that TPY should NOT forget to mention.

The accounts for GIL be it at company or group should be very clear to TPY;he cannot be excused from making such elementary mistakes OR now he is laying blame on the auditor,CFO or accountant.So the statements to Bursa for one to be true the other has to be false.
That is a facepalm and contemptuous to Bursa.

When GIL makes such purchases or sales,are the monies equitably apportioned(51% cost and profits)

Those are questions shareholders should pose to TPY

hmmm ...why rant when I am assisting you???

DRwarrant: you are right FD would actually yield a better rate of return,whether taken from 2004 or 2014.

bye!!, gotta play wei chi with Kong Ming ......

Lookie, lookie....ooi kock aun was handcuffed. I have to compliment him. At least he did not hide his face like tey por yee LOL LOL LPL

http://www.hmetro.com.my/node/112179

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MFukVxP8Nks

Now, let wait if anyone here could get me picture or video of the chongs and handcuff LOL LOL LOL LOL

Anyone with a half of brain also know tey and ooi's companies are their alter ego mah...are you brain dead or what? LOL LOL LOL

Datuk Tey Por Yee, 40, claimed trial to both charges. On the first charge, he is accused of concealing information from the company’s board of directors and officers that he had a vested interest in a company, PT Anglo Slavic Utama in Indonesia.

In so doing, he allegedly misled the victims into entering into an oil and gas investment agreement with PT Anglo Slavic Utama through the purchase of 63 per cent of PT Anglo Slavic’s shares in Indonesia worth US$22 million (RM68,393,170).

The payment for the shares was allegedly channelled in stages to two CIMB PT ASU accounts.

Tey is accused of committing the offence at Protasco Bhd’s office at Corporate Building Unipark Suria, Jalan Ikram-Uniten, Kajang here, between November 2012 and January30, 2014.

On the second charge, he allegedly made a sworn false statement before Wern Li Morsingh, a Commissioner of Oaths that he did not have any vested interests in PT Anglo Slavic Utama, whether as a director or shareholder. He is accused of committing the offence in the company’s conference room at the same place on July 25, 2014.

Judge Rushan Lutfi Mohamed set bail at RM1 million with one surety and February24 for re-mention.

Tey was also ordered to surrender his passport to the court and to refrain from harassing the prosecution’s witnesses.

Deputy public prosecutor Datin Nurshuhaida Zainal Azahar acted for the prosecution while counsel Datuk K.Kumaraendran and Mak Lin Kum represented the accused. — Bernama

- See more at: http://m.themalaymailonline.com/malaysia/article/ex-company-director-charged-with-rm68m-fraud#sthash.8ohRAlMG.dpuf

By Meena Lakshana / theedgemarkets.com | March 15, 2016 : 4:05 PM MYT

KUALA LUMPUR (March 15): Nexgram Holdings Bhd confirmed today that its joint venture with Asdion Bhd with regard to a mixed development project has hit a snag, because the Sepang Municipal Council (MPS) has rejected the development order (DO) for the project.

To recap, Asdion had inked a joint venture agreement with Top Valley Properties Sdn Bhd on Feb 12, 2015 to participate in the development of the project known as Selangor Project.

Asdion paid RM6 million to Top Valley to be used solely towards settlement of the purchase consideration of the parcel of leasehold agricultural Malay reserve land, and will entitle the company to share expected economic benefits and profits arising from the development and sale of the Selangor Project with Top Valley.

On Dec 22 2014, Top Valley had entered into an off-take agreement with Nexgram Land Sdn Bhd and MyAngkasa Bina Sdn Bhd, whereby MyAngaksa would buy the project from Top Valley and Nexgram Land (as developer) for RM297.4 million.

In a filing with Bursa Malaysia today, Nexgram said it had received a letter from Top Valley on March 8, disclosing that MPS had rejected the DO.

"Nexgram Land was informed that in view of the failure in obtaining the DO on time, the landowner of the Selangor Project has terminated the sales and purchase agreement with Top Valley," the filig read.

"Top Valley is currently in the midst of exploring all possible viable options, including sourcing of an alternative suitable land, while continuing negotiation with the land owner for resubmission of the DO.

"The company will make the necessary announcement on further development of the matter, in due course," it added.

Yesterday, Asdion also announced via a filing to Bursa Malaysia that based on a letter received from Top Valley on March 8 as well, Top Valley is in the process of re-negotiating terms and timelines for new DO submission.

The Selangor Project, comprising three tower blocks with a total of 659 units of service apartments and 10 units of commercial and retails hops, was to be developed on a 2.154ha piece of agricultural leasehold Malay reserve land in Kg. Limau Manis, Dengkil in the Sepang district, with the lease period expiring on Feb 3, 2104.

Asdion had said it was venturing into the project as a means to diversify its earnings base and reduce its dependence on its existing business of software development, as well as information communication technology and related services.

The deal is a related party transaction, as Tey Por Yee is a common major shareholder of both Nexgram and Asdion (with direct interests of 11.52% and 22.01% respectively), while See Poh Yee is a common director of both companies.

If the members of nexgram's special committee really are independent, then they will report back the following:

- pt star owned by tey por yee and ooi kock aun.
- dedi francis used to work in pt star and report directly to tey por yee.
- gold dynamic owned by tey por yee and ooi kock aun.
- dedi francis is a director at pt gold dynamic, the subsidiary of gold dynamic.
- dedi francis is a commisioner of pt anglo slavic utama.
- dedi francis is a nominee of tey por yee and ooi kock aun.

LOL LOL LOL

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 28 — Infrastructure developer Protasco Bhd’s managing director Datuk Seri Chong Ket Pen has won a contentious boardroom tussle for control of the company after shareholders voted at an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) today in his favour.

According to Protasco’s announcement on Bursa Malaysia, 89 per cent of company shareholders voted to reject the proposed resolution moved by director Tey Por Yee and Kingdom Seekers Ventures Sdn Bhd to remove Chong as director.

“We thank all the shareholders for this vote of confidence in the company and in the management,” Chong said in an emailed statement to Malay Mail Online.

“We are now focusing on getting back to business, and ensuring we deliver the strong performance that our shareholders have come to expect from us,” he added.

The EGM called by Kingdom Seekers Ventures and Tey today followed another EGM yesterday that saw Tey being sacked from the board of directors after 95 per cent of shareholders backed a resolution for his and Ooi Kock Aun’s removal.

Yesterday’s EGM was held after it was postponed from Wednesday when Tey and Ooi reportedly walked out during the meeting, claiming that the EGM was illegal.


Protasco’s main business operations are in the construction sector and has, to date, a 700 million orderbook. The company was first listed in 2003.

- See more at: http://m.themalaymailonline.com/money/article/chong-wins-battle-for-control-of-protasco-as-tey-por-yee-ousted#sthash.IJabMnRD.dpuf

If I were Tey and Ooi, this what I would do:

1. I would sign an non-disclosure settlement agreement with Protasco and agreed to return the USD 22million with cost and damage.

2. Since no one in Protasco like me anyway, me being Tey and Ooi, then I will sell all stakes in Protasco and use the money as a payment for the above settlement agreement.

3. I will also do the above with Herman Koswara and Benny Tjokro as well as to the people I cheated in the past.

4. After all dust is cleared, I will repent and promise myself to never be a crook ever again.

Nexgram’s change of auditors raises a lot of questions

WHO says minority shareholders are a helpless lot? How can that be true when a person with a minuscule number of shares in a listed company became the only one to nominate the new external auditors for the company? And he didn’t even have to explain why he did so.

He just threw out the name of the accounting firm and came up with a proposed resolution to be tabled at an extraordinary general meeting.

It was then up to the board of directors to assess the suitability of the firm. The board decided that the appointment of the new auditors was in the best interest of the company and its shareholders, and thus recommended that shareholders at the EGM vote for the proposed change of auditors. The shareholders did as advised.

Take a bow, Ko Boon Leong of Setapak, Kuala Lumpur. If there were such a thing as the Tiny-but-Mighty Corporate Player of the Year Award, you’d likely be a top candidate for 2015.

Then again, an accolade like that shouldn’t be given away cheaply. There should be diligent scrutiny. Let’s go over the story and raise questions when necessary.

But first, the reason this has come up is because the auditors appointed last year now wants to step down, after less than six months in that role. Accounting firm CHI-LLTC explained that its workforce had shrunk recently and it therefore couldn’t handle the increasing work arising from the listed company’s “recent expansion plan”.

The listed company is Nexgram Holdings Bhd, which has been in the news lately after the Securities Commission had issued a public statement on Jan 15 regarding the company’s offer to buy all the securities of Ire-Tex Corp Bhd. It was revealed that three subsidiaries of Nexgram are the focus of ongoing enquiries by the SC and Bursa Malaysia. On Thursday, Nexgram applied for consent from the SC to withdraw the offer for the Ire-Tex securities.

Back to the replacement of auditors last year. On July 8, Ko sent a letter to Nexgram to nominate CHI-LLTC as the new auditors, taking over from SJ Grant Thornton. He also offered a draft resolution for the proposed change.

According to the letter, Ko had 1,333 Nexgram shares. That’s almost nothing compared with the company’s 1.88 billion issued shares. Nevertheless, as a shareholder, he’s entitled to nominate the auditors, according to the Companies Act.

But why him? And why make the nomination at that point, when there had been no disclosure regarding a need to change auditors?

Based on announcements made through the stock exchange, the first time the investing public had any idea Nexgram was switching auditors was on July 20, when the company issued a notice of the EGM to consider the proposed change of auditors. The notice mentioned the resignation of SJ Grant Thornton, and yet, Nexgram hadn’t announced that development.

The relevant details only emerged the next day with the release of the circular to shareholders. Some of the fresh information certainly deserves greater attention.

In late June, SJ Grant Thornton told the Nexgram board that the fee for the 2015 audit would be increased from RM200,000 to RM500,000. The accounting firm said the hike was because it classified the 2015 audit as high-risk and would therefore need to use more resources for the job.

The high-risk classification is the result of “significant changes in the level of activities in the Nexgram group” and the Audit Oversight Board’s review of Nexgram’s 2014 audit files, which led to the requirement for additional work to be performed during the 2015 audit.

The board met on July 8 and agreed to reject the fee revision, describing it “not sensible and totally unreasonable”. On the same day, the board received Ko’s letter nominating CHI-LLTC as the new auditors and alluding to SJ Grant Thornton’s resignation.

But Nexgram received SJ Grant Thornton’s letter of resignation only on July 15, after the board had written to the firm on July 10 to say it wouldn’t accept the new audit fee.

In its circular to shareholders, Nexgram says it received Ko’s notice of nomination in “anticipation of the outcome of the negotiation with SJ Grant Thornton”.

That bit of pretzel logic can only trigger questions. How did Ko know about the directors’ stand on the higher audit fee? In fact, how is he — a person with merely 1,333 Nexgram shares — even aware of the fee revision? How and why has he chosen CHI-LLTC as the standby auditors out of the more than 50 other accounting firms in Malaysia that are registered as auditors of listed companies?

And why didn’t the nomination come from somebody else, say, Datuk Tey Por Yee, who was then Nexgram’s CEO and MD, and also a substantial shareholders?

http://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2016/01/23/the-tiny-but-mighty-shareholder/

Smell like something fishy is going on LOL LOL LOL

Before it demise, the following happens to PT Inovisi Infracom Tbk:

- the police raided the office of Inovisi.
- it shares dropped 70% in a matter of days.
- it sell it assets to an obscure chinese company, fortune phoenix.
- it founders, one Adrian Ooi Kock Aun resigned from the board.
- it was probed by the sc over irregularities in many corporate actions.

Let see if Nexgram share the same conditions:

- police raided it office? Check
- it shares dropped 40% in a matter of month? Check
- it sell it asset to an obscure company (vast wealth management)? Check
- it founders, Larry Tey Por Yee resigned from the board? Check
- it was probed by the sc over irregularities in their corporate action? Check

A quote from Albert Einstein: insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.

Do you think nexgram would be able to escape the fate of inovisi when adrian ooi kock aun and larry tey por yee does the same things in nexgram and in jnovisi? LOL LOL LOL

I already repeatedly asked Tey on the identity of the consultant, client, etc but he failed to answer. So we can assume that these are just another lies concocted by Tey and Ooi.

Basically, Tey and Ooi's defense (which can be found in numerous blogs set up by them) are as follows:

1. Tey and Ooi are consultants for Indonesian clients who are looking for investors.

Facts: according to the term's sheet signed by Tey and Herman, they are business partners that will develops the oil field in aceh province.

2. Tey and Ooi introduced PT ASU, indonesian vendors, to Protasco.

Facts: PT ASU was established after the fact by Tey and Ooi. It director and commisioner are nominees of Tey and Ooi.

3. Tey and Ooi are brokers whom main business is introduction projects for profits.

Facts: the deal between globalcap/Tey and Ooi's company and Herman Koswara, as well with Dato Chong/Protasco were to co-develop the oil and gas project in kuala simpang and not a brokerage deal.

4. Tey and Ooi obtained the oil and gas project before they were appointed as Protasco's director so there is no fiduciary duty to disclose full information on the deal.

Facts: the statutory duties and fiduciaries duties existed since the first day Tey and Ooi accepted their appointment. So, instead of offering Protasco RM 176million to buy the stake of PT FAS, they should have offered the IDR 31million with Herman Koswara and Benny Tjokro.

5. Tey and Ooi found trails of money that proof Dato Chong received bribe to facilitate the oil and gas deal.

Facts: the so called trails actually series of money transfers between companies owned by Tey Por Yee and Ooi Kock Aun, i.e. PT ASU and PT Nusantara Rising Rich etc. The money is part of repayment of a loan by Dato Chong so Tey could finalize the acquisition of Tun Daim's protasco stakes.

6. Tey and Ooi are saviours to Dato Chong.

Facts: can you really call yourself savior if from day one you already devised a plan to cheat the person you supposed to save?

7. Dato Chong failed to inform the board on the existence of investment agreement with Tey Por Yee as well as the project.

Facts: Protasco's IC already confirmed that they are aware of the existence of such agreement and the reason Tey and Ooi agreed to buy Tun Daim's stakes. Further the board unanimously adopted the agreement by way of circular resolution.

8. Tey and Ooi are innocence and were framed by Dato Chong.

Facts: tey and ooi crimes includes, inter alia, extortion, forging documents, perjury (lying in statutory documents), fraud, embezzlement, false statements to the sc, obstruction of justice, bribery, cheat, contempt of court, libel, slander, etc.

One of reality distortion field that clouded tey and ooi's judgment.

They think that they have deep connection that will protect them when their crime is exposed. For example: ooi kock aun filed complaint to macc and not entertained. Well, macc's chairman is the board chairman at protasco and protasco is a company under the protection of Tun Daim.

Another example, tey and ooi think they could used their indonesian nominee as a scape goat for their crime. Little that they know, the said indonesian nominee have deep connection to indonesian politician and conglomerate. For example, his brother is a senior director in one of the largest conglomerate in indonesia (top 5). So in attempt to deter this nominee from telling the truth, tey and ooi instructed their other nominee to filed police report against this rogue nominee. Not only the case is stalled eventhough tey and ooi hired a dirty lawyer to pay corrupt cop in the amount of idr 2billion to carry out the attack, but upon the counter attack of this nominee, pt inovisi's office was raided by the indonesian police to the shock and horror of tey and ooi.

Tey and ooi's enemy in singapore also has cooperate with the immigration office to supervise tey and ooi activity in singapore. Because of this it is found out that recently tey met with dedi francis, his most loyal nominee in singapore to discuss the strategy. Dedi used to work at frank & co, pt suka permai santosa and pt go dynamic who made many communication with tey and his malaysian cohort. For example he communicate with adolf chien fay lie, a director of hytex integrated bhd in number 628196789. Hytex shareholders are owned by tey por yee, nutox ltd (which director is adolf) and pt nusantara rising rich.

If you read this, yes tey por yee and ooi kock aun, we monitor all your activities and you will not escape from your crimes. It time to pay the piper LOL LOL LOL