This counter...drink your blood.......how many times already ESOS n right issue.........all director eat small fish......last year i bought 0.235 50000 units;...hold two months... i cut lost sold 0.21 ....50000 units.........
now PP gone, maybe they want to raise fund via right issue...maybe right? cause need money to pay debt...guess what price they want to set for right issue...
"The proposed private placement is the most appropriate avenue, in line with the group's strategy to focus on operational savings, to raise funds for the group's ongoing fabrication and site works.
"These works relate to the group's process equipment contracts secured by the group's Malaysian operations. Additionally, the funds will be used to repay the group's bank borrowings to reduce gearing,"
There have been many cases when the founder’s desire for control overtook their motivation for profit, and as a result, they couldn’t get any investor to come on board. This let to almost 80 per cent of the founders out of the 212 US startups to be forced out of their position, instead of leaving willingly.
@ocbc new owners will come in, if not lee family and directors will not suddenly resign before agm.
the next question is whether lee family will fight back. As founders the attachment is there they won't simply give up. But from the recent agm results they should by now realise what and who shareholders want. Even if they rejoin they will definitely lose. better dont appear anymore in knm. they better sell all their stakes in knm. Go and invest somewhere else.
LSE GROUP split into LSE FAMILY n Group X. Retail shareholders supported Group X then go LSE FAMILY. Knowing they will lose in the AGM/EGM, they withdrawn their nomination to avoid embarrassment
Sardin81, once this company is cleaned up and the assets can both perform and be properly valued, the sky is the limit. But there is a lot of work ahead.
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163 shareholders owning a combined 334 million shares, or 62% of the company's voting shares have voted against the fund raising scheme.
Meanwhile, 115 shareholders owning 203 million shares (37.8%) supported the plan.
KNM, in May, has proposed to issue up new shares of up to 30% of its share capital to raise RM168mil mainly to pare down debts.
***To those 163 shareholders who logged in and vote , good job !! ***