MSWG Weekly Newsletter 10 January 2025 (English)
BURNING QUESTIONS, FREEZING ANSWERS: CORPORATE MALAYSIA AND THE CLIMATE DILEMMA
BURNING QUESTIONS, FREEZING ANSWERS: CORPORATE MALAYSIA AND THE CLIMATE DILEMMA
DECODING 2024 - TRIUMPHS AND TUMBLES IN GOVERNANCE AND SUSTAINABILITY
Throughout 2024, MSWG observed a series of privatisation deals, contentious corporate transactions, and intriguing corporate manoeuvres in the Malaysian stock market. These developments highlight not only the dynamism of the corporate landscape but also our active involvement in safeguarding minority shareholders’ interests.
ERRORS, ERRORS AND ERRORS
Annual reports are intended to provide shareholders with clear and comprehensive insights into a company’s performance and strategic direction. However, Destini’s latest Annual Reports fell short of this objective, as numerous errors have been identified, creating confusion rather than offering clarity.
WILL THIS BE KAMDAR’S LAST STITCH?
Declining revenues, widening losses, and liquidity concerns highlight the strain on Kamdar's traditional business model. The rapid rise of e-commerce and competition from digital-savvy rivals has exposed its weakness in adapting to a shifting retail landscape.
CLOCK TICKING FOR PERTAMA DIGITAL
As an affected listed issuer under Paragraph 8.03A of the LRs, clock is ticking for Pertama Digital to submit a regularisation plan to the relevant authorities by 9 February 2025. With only two months left, the pressure is mounting for the Board and management.