@jasontan1177 I think my money is now "Colder than water" ....tong kor sui. Average 4 sen now 0.5 sen. But still holding.... hopefully not like Perisai. Sumatec want to follow Perisai's foot steps????? HS out...but who is the major shareholder now???? Come on! Oil is going up ...so whats holding Sumatec???? I still keep my fingers crossed.
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Posted by Buy1sell2 > Jan 24, 2019 07:17 PM | Report Abuse @jasontan1177 I think my money is now "Colder than water" ....tong kor sui. Average 4 sen now 0.5 sen. But still holding.... hopefully not like Perisai. Sumatec want to follow Perisai's foot steps????? HS out...but who is the major shareholder now???? Come on! Oil is going up ...so whats holding Sumatec???? I still keep my fingers crossed.
From day 1 , i hv bad feeling for semua tec... The director dont even notice their company name implying to what meaning... bery bad . Mean all gone vanished like mh370 ... terrify me !
All already knew of this conman Company, yet many foolhardy gamblers still think can strike gold here,now only realise too late, they are the last sohzai here...
Sumatec lodges police report against former director KAZAKHSTAN / 22 NOV 2018 PETALING JAYA: Sumatec Resources Bhd has lodged a police report against one of its former directors for possible breach of trust and committing offences under the Company Act 2016 by conducting certain transactions without the approval of the board of directors . The group told the stock exchange that Independent Director and Chairman of the Audit Committee of the Board, Datuk Khalid Ahmad had on November 20 lodged the report with the Commercial Crime Department. The decision to lodge the police report was made in accordance with the advice and order of the Board of Directors with the recommendation from the managing director to safeguard the interests of the company, the shareholders, other stakeholders and the public. The director who was a board member of the company from 2003 to 2017 was also a director and shareholder of Tekad Mulia Sdn Bhd during the period in which the alleged act being committed. “The director, in acting without board authority, was acting in conflict of interest in relation to the transactions involving the divestment of Semua International Sdn Bhd (SISB) and Collateralized Loan Obligation (CLO) Debt settlement (since he was also a Director and shareholder of Tekad Mulia Sdn Bhd), a substantial shareholder of the Company during the period in which the alleged act being committed. The Director has made certain undertaking to the Purchaser and Trustee, Malaysian Trustee Bhd and Bondholders in the Settlement Agreement 2013,” said Sumatec board of directors in the filing. Checks with Companies Commission of Malaysia (SSM’s) records list former director Chan Yok Peng as a director and shareholder in Tekad Mulia. The former director also allegedly placed the company’s seal on an agreement without the resolution of the board for a settlement agreement for a CLO Debt for the company’s previous subsidiary SISB. This resulted in Sumatec acknowledging the undertaking to settle around RM80 million, even though the liability has been waived. He was also found to have been allegedly negligent in handling his duties in relation to the financing of vessels under the Company’s subsidiaries, SISB and Semado Shipping Sdn Bhd, by failing to ensure the takeover of the Sumatec’s guarantees to Bank Pembangunan Malaysia Bhd and Malayan Banking Bhd to Hoe Leong Corp Ltd , a company incorporated and listed on the Singapore Stock Exchange. As well as failed to procure the guarantee and to replace the company’s guarantee from the controlling shareholder of SISB, Hoe Leong Corporation Bhd as stipulated in the Settlement Agreement 2013 and the company’s Circular to Shareholders dated May 30 2013, which has caused the company to be summoned and face winding-up proceeding for liabilities estimated at about RM350 million. The director had allegedly acted alone and without the permission of the board of directors in signing the Parental Company Guarantee Agreement” dated May 2, 2016 to the Continental Industrial Supply And Services Limited Liability Company Partnership (CISS.) This was to secure the payment of the Kazakhstan based oil and gas company, CaspiOil Gas LLP (COG) contract, which resulted in the company paying for arbitration proceedings of about US$6 million.
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Halim Saad ceases to be substantial shareholder in Sumatec KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 24): Businessman Tan Sri Halim Saad has ceased to be a substantial shareholder of Sumatec Resources Bhd, after disposing of 197.3 million shares in the Practice Note 17 company for RM1.1 million. Sumatec's filing with Bursa Malaysia today showed that Halim sold the block of shares via the open market on Jan 22. This leaves Halim with a 3.168% stake in the group following the disposal. Halim, once Sumatec's largest shareholder, has been paring down his stake in the group since last year. For the cumulative nine months ended Sept 30, 2018 (9MFY18), Sumatec posted a net loss of RM1.91 million compared with a net profit of RM1.88 million a year ago. Revenue fell 75.5% to RM2.99 million from RM12.19 million in 9MFY17. On April 30, 2018, Sumatec announced that its external auditors Messrs Grant Thornton Malaysia had expressed a disclaimer of opinion on the group's audited financial statements for the financial year ended Dec 31, 2017 (FY17). The auditors were unable to obtain sufficient appropriate audit evidence on the appropriateness of its going concern assumption. Grant Thornton had highlighted that the group and the company had incurred a net loss of RM113.95 million and RM171.06 million respectively in FY17. The group and the company also recorded negative cash flows of RM15.33 million and RM9.86 million respectively on operating activities for FY17. Sumatec shares ended the morning session down 0.5 sen or 50% to 0.5 sen today, with 1.86 million shares done, bringing a market capitalisation of RM21.26 million.
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Posted by Darth > 2019-01-24 18:27 | Report Abuse
If nothing was signed.
Than what was Halim's purpose investing in Sumatec?