@ishver...for your benefit, when a company is de-listed from Bursa, it means its issued shares can no longer be traded on the stock exchange. The company remains a going concern. You too remain the shareholders of the company. A liquidator comes in only when the company is ruled bankrupt. Perisai is not a bankrupt but a distressed company. Cheers
It is not a going concern with this kind of level of debt and not enough revenue....Even the damn auditors qualified their reports on its going concern....Unless a big miracle happens...eg, get some damn big projects or some idiot to save the damn company....if not, it's only a matter of time before this shit goes bust...no matter how many times u pray and hope....Period...
On what BASIS are u projecting that the suspension will be lifted? Come on, tell us...what is your BASIS??? We are not interested in you opinions cum illusions....Tell us..We beg u...u smart alec...
I dont fck around saying a stock is stupid death like that.. I buy hold if delisted.. Im still a shareholder.. I only buy stocks that most ppl say death and rush to sell...
At last, Perisai is de-listed... a victim of 2014 world crude oil crash. To me, its an investment gone bad. I have no regret buying into Perisai. It is good that this I3 forum will also be closed down soon. This forum in particular, is filled with so much negativity.
@fastranger... It's over. Re-listing... never dream of it. Bursa has given Perisai its last & final nail. O&G companies without its listed status, is most impossible to survive... Cheers
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@ishver...for your benefit, when a company is de-listed from Bursa, it means its issued shares can no longer be traded on the stock exchange. The company remains a going concern. You too remain the shareholders of the company. A liquidator comes in only when the company is ruled bankrupt. Perisai is not a bankrupt but a distressed company. Cheers