TQ. Agreed but subject to the proposed restructuring is successful within the timeframe to rectify its PN17 status. Due to the huge losses suffered over the years, although the risk is high but the potential reward is much higher than the risk. Something like bet RM1 can win RM7 at today LA price against the mother share price !!!
It is also worthwhile to note that the LA can be converted into the ordinary shares at the option of holders on a 1 to 1 basis with no further cash outlay from 26 March 2017 onwards !!!
That means there is a 5.5 sen arbitrage opportunity. We checked with the registrar, Mega Corporate Services, they confirmed that the on-going restructuring scheme will not affect the conversion of LA into shares if holders choose to convert. So comes 27 March 2017, LA holders can submit the conversion form and after 8 market days, the shares will be credited into holders' CDS account.
1 PERWAJA HOLDINGS BERHAD (“PHB” OR THE “COMPANY”) • NOTICE PURSUANT TO SECTION 218 OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1965 (“NOTICE”) (1) Date of presentation of the Notice Pursuant to Section 218 of the Companies Act, 1965 (“Act”) The Board of Directors of the Company wishes to announce that a Notice was served on the Company’s wholly-owned subsidiary, Perwaja Steel Sdn Bhd (“PSSB”) on 23 January 2017 by Lembaga Kumpulan Wang Simpanan Pekerja (“KWSP”). (2) The particulars of the claim under the Notice, including the amount claimed for and the interest rate KWSP is demanding for a total payment of RM6,632,920.00, being the outstanding amount owing by PSSB pursuant to a consent judgement dated 3 December 2015. PSSB is given 3 weeks from the date of service of the Notice to settle the said outstanding amount failing which winding up proceedings shall be instituted against PSSB. (3) Details of default or circumstances leading to the filing of the Notice against PSSB PSSB had failed to perform its payment obligations pursuant to the consent judgement dated 3 December 2015 where it was agreed that PSSB will settle RM9,173,299.00 based on the following schedule: (i) RM1,000,000.00 advance payment which was already paid to KWSP; (ii) RM250,000.00 in 9 monthly instalments commencing from 30 March 2015 till 30 November 2015; and (iii) Balance of RM5,923,299.00 be paid on 30 December 2015. (4) The financial and operational impact of the Notice on PSSB and the expected losses, if any, arising from the Notice The amount owing to KWSP has been accrued for in the accounts of PSSB. In addition, PSSB has ceased operations since August 2013 and as such, the Notice is not expected to have any further operational impact on PSSB. (5) Steps taken and proposed to be taken in respect of the Notice PSSB is currently seeking the necessary legal advice to address this matter. Further announcement on the development of the above matter will be made to Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad in due course. This announcement is dated 26 January 2017.
picked up 7500 at 0.065 and disposing gradually now...to bring down my cost of earlier purchase Manage to do so earlier by picking at 0.045 /0.05 and disposed at 0.085..Good luck guys..God bless
How rounds of this same stories of this Chinese investment have been played up and recycled to trap small innocent investors over the last 12 months period? At least 4 to 5 times, yet many still believe it. Now the truth surfaced. Advisable to cut loss before the counter may be delisted by end March as the dateline set by Bursa/SC.
TOP STORIES Hot Stock Perwaja Holdings shares down 30% on aborted regularisation plan By Yimie Yong / theedgemarkets.com | February 10, 2017 : 4:28 PM MYT Printer-friendly versionSend by emailPDF version Translated by Google Translator: KUALA LUMPUR (Feb 10): Shares of Perwaja Holdings Bhd fell as much as 30% in early trading, after the Practice Note 17 steel maker aborted its regularisation plan, following the lapse of its agreements with Chinese conglomerate Tianjin Zhiyuan Investment Group Co Ltd (Zhiyuan).
At the close of morning session, Perwaja's stock fell 3 sen or 30% to 7 sen, with 10.45 million shares traded, for a market capitalisation of RM39.2 million. Its 200-day average trading volume is about 1.18 million.
Perwaja executive director Tan Sri Pheng Yin Huah told theedgemarkets.com today that the company aborted its plan, because it has yet to get the green light from its creditors, Petroliam Nasional Bhd (Petronas) and Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB), to the proposed regularisation scheme.
“Zhiyuan did not fulfil its promise [to bring in funds] on time. So Petronas and TNB didn’t accept and didn't agree with Zhiyuan’s proposed plan. We had to abort the plan,” he said via telephone.
“We will continue to look for a new partner, probably from China as well. We have to decide (on the next course of action) by the end of March,” Pheng added.
In November last year, Pheng told The Edge weekly that the banks have accepted the restructuring plan, but Petronas and TNB, in which Perwaja owes RM132 million and RM250 million respectively, have yet to give their nod.
At that time, Pheng did not foresee the two creditors blocking the plan, as he said they would be able to recover 70% of their outstanding amount.
On Wednesday, Perwaja announced the proposed regularisation scheme has been aborted. The loss-making company said the parties were not able to fulfil the conditions precedent within the timeline stipulated under the master framework agreement and the supplemental master framework agreement signed between Perwaja, Perwaja Steel Sdn Bhd and Zhiyuan’s wholly-owned unit Zhiyuan International Investment & Holding Group (HK) Co Ltd.
To recap, Perwaja and its subsidiary Perwaja Steel entered into a master framework agreement with Zhiyuan in July 2015, to formalise arrangements in relation to the proposed regularisation scheme. Under the deal, Zhiyuan was to pump in RM1.8 billion to revive the steel maker.
The plan could have seen Zhiyuan emerge as the largest shareholder in Perwaja, with a 64% stake.
from now till Mar 30 (about 20+ working days), what can the management does to turn around the company? super slim chance...not that i want to demoralize Perwaja management
this used to be owned by the Terengganu govt. Then they listed it, and exited the company. End up, the losses passed from Terengganu govt to the investors. It's a CON job from day-one!
This book is the result of the author's many years of experience and observation throughout his 26 years in the stockbroking industry. It was written for general public to learn to invest based on facts and not on fantasies or hearsay....
Double10
16 posts
Posted by Double10 > 2016-12-08 18:09 | Report Abuse
So the call is Strong Buy PERWAJA-LA at current price. The risk reward is too attractive!