Still paying this sohai counter,know your all big shark plenty of money, btw this cap ayam kaunter will delist soon, dont waste your time here before money all burn out
Looks like you Dobita lim also wasting time here!Others made money buy .005 n sell .006. Are you sister to cat lim which also sounds negative?i thought Lim’s are positive mindedness people!
Be careful on this type of company...financial report just play around the figure...profit just a number, don't even know when able to redeem the profit...lol... NTA RM1.28, let say they have at least 50%, RM0.64 Total share : 290M * RM0.64 = 186M, pay back 90M, Balance 96M 96M/290M = RM0.31 But, everything just in figure...
London Biscuits' defaults rise to RM111.71 mil as it fails to pay RHB Bank.... good luck. Best for trading only. Wonder why many banks lent it. Failure in risk management and internal controls? A comparative with other biscuits companies will highlight its risk.
London Biscuits' defaults rise to RM111.71 mil as it fails to pay RHB Bank November 12, 2019 KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 12): Practice Note 17 (PN17) company London Biscuits Bhd has again defaulted — this time on principal payments to RHB Bank that amounted to RM22.52 million. In a bourse filling, the confectionery manufacturer said the default, dated Oct 2, was due to “cash flow constraint”. “The company is currently assessing the significant impact of the default in payment on the business, financial and operations of the remaining business of the group,” it added. The group previously announced that it had defaulted on payments amounting to RM89.19 million to seven banks between June 19 and Sept 20 this year. The seven are: Bank Islam Malaysia Bhd, Bank of China (Malaysia) Bhd, Malayan Bank Bhd, United Overseas Bank Bhd, OCBC Bank (Malaysia) Bhd, OCBC Al-Amin Bank Bhd and HSBC Bank Malaysia Bhd. The announcement today brings its default tally to RM111.71 million. The group is currently facing a winding-up petition. Lim San Peen of PricewaterhouseCoopers Advisory Services Sdn Bhd has been appointed the interim liquidator. London Biscuits shares rose 28.57% or two sen to close at nine sen today, with a market capitalisation of RM26.17 million, after trading volume spiked to 11.46 million, 68% more than the average 6.81 million shares seen in the past 200 days
London Biscuits: Defaults rise to RM111.7m as it fails to pay RHB Bank. London Biscuits has again defaulted — this time on principal payments to RHB Bank that amounted to RM22.52m. It said the default was due to “cash flow constraint”. The group previously announced that it had defaulted on payments amounting to RM89.19m to seven banks between June 19 and Sept 20 this year. (The Edge)
Eventually default amount will tally with total borrowings unless a positive plan or haircut by bankers. Believe some bankers related staff bonus will be cut.
Wouldn't the directors and management be hauled up for questioning? Impossible for them not to know about the dire states of the company. They have to bear responsibility. Otherwise, i3investors can just prepare a company for listing and claim innocence about the losses and impairments.
In conclusion, many quarterly report were fakes. Just like illegal money game, once know the truth, all investors suffering.... How come the auditor can not find it at all? Can the directors or managing director escape from Law punishment. In my opinion, the Bursa Malaysia & Security commission should bear some responsibility, at least must implement some useful guidelines to avoid this scam.
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Posted by Lukesharewalker > 2019-11-09 10:36 | Report Abuse
They lied about everything