SGM all 9 resolutions approved. All New Directors appointed for Msports. The war has just began. More than 50 persons attended the meeting. All seats filled except some front seats. Media and reporters there to interview and take photos.
We need to support whatever action Mr. Paramjeet intend to take. This China con man is too much go everywhere cheating people bringing shame to chinese people and damanging their own country reputation. I hope China government will take notices and come hard on them as what they do to the tele cheating case where they even handcuff Taiwanese suspect and send them back to mainland china to face charges.
need to support whatever action Mr. Paramjeet intend to take. This China con man is too much go everywhere cheating people bringing shame to chinese people and damanging their own country reputation. I hope China government will take notices and come hard on them as what they do to the tele cheating case where they even handcuff Taiwanese suspect and send them back to mainland china to face charges. 05/10/2016 ...Totally agreed with SSLee because this Conman practices from the Mainland China are a Norm already. Sooner or later it will affect the whole world if the Chinese Government is not serious in tackling this SHAMEFUL ACTS of their citizens.
If cannot take over the MSports Assets, Mr Paramjeet Gill can bring all the responsible parties to Court. Mr Lin and his daughter. Auditors and those who conspired like Bankers, Shares and Warrants Listing Brokers, Chinese Authorities and the Malaysian Authorities such as SC and Bursa Malaysia as well. That's why Supporting Mr Paramjeet Singh Gill all the way to the United Nations and US Court of Justice if possible.
---------- Posted by hamitouzhi > Oct 5, 2016 02:28 PM
Msports 911626.tw will delist from taiwan on 1-11-2016 ----------
The above should explain Mr Msports posting below. It turns out Taiwanese is dumber than Malaysian :)
---------- Posted by Msports > Jul 6, 2016 08:18 PM
Purebear you haven't answered why Taiwanese willing to pay TWD 2.60 for same Msport which is still suspended with same set of financial result. Are Taiwanese stupid not to sell like what M'sian does? ----------
After sgm positively...just give further supports to if required to our Malayan tiger Singh .just confident n trust 6 superheroes .. see if Lin n bitch Further dare to squat down picking soap....:)
Lin thought by sacking the auditors he can auto delist the company but was backfire .But I believe he is not doing alone. Anyway we shd Thanks to our savior Mr Paramjit if not a lot of investors going to suffer for this new type of scam. Lin n her daughter now shiver till underwear & panty wet . Ready to be jail soon .
KUALA LUMPUR: Shareholders of China-based Multi Sports Holdings Ltd (MSports) voted in favour of appointments of six directors at a time when concerns are raised over the company’s financial accounts.
Paramjit Singh Gill, a 11.9% shareholder of MSports, yesterday called for a special meeting for the appointment of Kasinathan Tulasi, Naren Anand Gill, Clarence Yeow Kong Chew, Cheh Chee Mun, Guan Swee Kee and Terence Selvarajah.
The were given the mandate to carry out an independent investigation of the company’s affairs, and even undertake a forensic audit, if needed.
However, Paramjit noted the new directors will have a meeting first before deciding on the next course of action.
With the experience that the new directors have in legal and accounting, Paramjit said they can help look into the company affairs, including reviewing and investigating its operations.
“We’ll find out what has gone wrong with the company. This is the final opportunity to take action to protect shareholders’ interest,” he said.
Worth noting is that prior to yesterday’s appointments, MSports was only left with two directors – chairman Lin Huozhi and CEO Lin Liying. Liying is the daughter of Huozhi.
Huozhi has been paring down his stake from over 30% in 2014 to the current 11.45%.
Speaking to reporters after the meeting, Paramjit said he had written a letter expressing concerns to the company but the management did not reply to queries.
Trading in MSports shares has been suspended since May 10 following its failure to submit its quarterly financial report ended June 30, 2016 as its external auditors RT LLP requires time to verify the company’s expenditure incurred and bank balances.
The counter was last traded at 3.5 sen, a 95% drop compared with its initial public offering (IPO) of 80 sen in 2009.
MSports swung to the red registering a net loss of RM8.93 million for the first quarter ended March 31, 2016 against a net profit of RM6.16 million in the previous corresponding period.
Paramjit also said that the regulators are monitoring the development in MSports closely.
“The Securities Commission and Bursa Malaysia are very keen to know what is happening. They have been in touch with us, he added.
TAH , maybe they no need to go to jail but just give us a lot of money for settle , example sue them give us back 85 sen per share why because AT AN ISSUE / OFFER PRICE OF RM0.85 so fair enough and maxwell after relist share price drop gao gao again Msports still no relist ada werd sikit , either the cash rich is real just the boss dun want to give us
wise idiot but not ignorant huh!:)..........Ms. Lin Liying has been Chief Executive Officer of Multi Sports Holdings Ltd since August 2014. Ms. Liying has been Vice General Manager of Sales, Marketing and Purchasing for Baixing since Joining 2005. She joined JHX as deputy finance manager and was responsible for its accounting, finance and general administration. She is progressively accorded further responsibilities to oversee Baixing's procuremen, marketing and distribution functions. Ms. Liying has been an Executive Director at Multi Sports Holdings Ltd. since October 14, 2008. Ms. Liying graduated from Huaquiao University with a Degree in Accounting and Information Technology in 2004.
Worst case scenario of MSports: (a) Lin & daughter are nowhere to be found. (b) All the subsidiaries already changed hands & the new owners bought them legally & they are unrelated to Lin. (c) All documents (sales, inventories, banking, accounting, etc) of MSports already disappeared without a trace. The management office also gone since it belongs to a subsidiary.
If that’s the case, no even a savior can save the shareholders. :D
Purebear why must they live like a criminal? Fear to be jailed?
Posted by PureBear > Oct 13, 2016 11:46 AM | Report Abuse Worst case scenario of MSports: (a) Lin & daughter are nowhere to be found. (b) All the subsidiaries already changed hands & the new owners bought them legally & they are unrelated to Lin. (c) All documents (sales, inventories, banking, accounting, etc) of MSports already disappeared without a trace. The management office also gone since it belongs to a subsidiary.
If that’s the case, no even a savior can save the shareholders. :D
There were 196 M shares voted at the SGM, which was 37% of the total shares. All voted 100% for all the resolutions except resolution 3 where 100,000 shares vote against. It was obvious that Lin didn’t vote at the SGM & neither appointed a proxy to vote for him. He simply didn’t care of the SGM.
Why didn’t he care about the SGM? One possible explanation is that he has sold off all the company assets, transfer all cash to his account & ran away already.
This is the best case scenario that some people in this thread would like to see:
An announcement is made by the new directors: "We had gone to China & met Lin & daughter. They gave us a warm welcome & promised to cooperate fully with us to solve the audit issues. We will produce the annual report by end Oct before the delisting procedures start."
P.S. Don’t get angry lah, I’m pouring ‘warm water’ this time. :D
Purebear why your reading skill is such poor? Can't you read sengkee post before you? No wonder so many questions on your posts here you cannot answer because you had poor reading skill.
The SC alleged of the RM11.59 million, a sum of RM11.54 million was subsequently paid by the local representatives to Chan’s personal account, in breach of sections 179 and 317A(1) of the Capital Markets and Services Act 2007 (CMSA).
The SC also wants Chan to pay the regulator the sum of RM11.54 million, which is to be held in trust for Stone Master, and for Chan to be barred from being a director of a public-listed company for a period of five years.
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SGM all 9 resolutions approved. All New Directors appointed for Msports. The war has just began. More than 50 persons attended the meeting. All seats filled except
some front seats. Media and reporters there to interview and take photos.