The news.bad news for aax. 19/10/23 5.08pm KUALA LUMPUR (Oct 19): Shares in AirAsia X Bhd (AAX) slumped after noon break on Thursday as Bursa Securities rejected the medium-haul low-cost carrier’s application for a relief from having to submit and implement a regularisation plan for its Practice Note 17 (PN17) status, as well as the upliftment from the status under the Main Market Listing Requirements.
Notably, AAX shares took a nosedive and hit an intraday low of RM1.85.
At the time of writing, the stock then rebounded to trade 10 sen or 4.44% lower at RM2.15, giving the group a market capitalisation of RM961.21 million. The counter also saw 15.87 million shares change hands.
In a bourse filing on Thursday, AAX said Bursa Securities had, vide its letter dated Oct 18, 2023, rejected the airline’s application for the proposed relief and PN17 upliftment that the group had applied for on July 20.
Bursa, however, has granted AAX an extension of time until Jan 17 next year to submit its regularisation plan to the regulatory authorities. Its latest extension is due to expire on Oct 28. AAX had been granted an extension to submit its regularisation plan on two occasions, first for six months till April 28, and then for a further three months till July 28 this year.
"In this regard, the airline will consider all available options (including the possibility of an appeal) and announce the next course of action to be undertaken in due course," said AAX.
Meanwhile, its sister company Capital A Bhd also felt the pinch as its shares traded lower after noon break on Thursday.
At the time of writing, Capital A shares were three sen or 3.23% lower at 90 sen, valuing the company at RM3.81 billion. It saw 28.96 million shares change hands.
Both Capital A and AAX share common shareholders — Capital A co-founders Tan Sri Tony Fernandes and Datuk Kamarudin Meranun.
The top shareholders of AAX are Kamarudin, who holds an 8.94% direct stake, and Fernandes, who holds a 2.69% direct stake, as well as an indirect stake of 31.59% through Tune Group Sdn Bhd (17.83%) and AirAsia Bhd (13.76%).
Both Kamarudin and Fernandes also hold an indirect stake of 24.61% in Capital A through Tune Live Sdn Bhd (12.23%) and Tune Air Sdn Bhd (12.4%). Capital A wholly owns AirAsia
The practice of BURSA issuing letter dated 18th Oct and for AAX Co Sec/BOD to release the letter at mid market day is wrong! It doesnt give market players enough time to digets the info before trading commenced. This is BOTH BURSA n AAX's mistake and they both should be hauled up!
Why cant BURSA announce by itself as after all, it is a matter of public interest for timely dissemination. Looks like many had access to inside info the main reason the slide in shares of AAX happened yesterday noon itself!
Airlines is risky stock now. High risk high return, true for the reverse. Look at American Airlines chart, and you will see some major roller coaster ride action. It’s brutal
Let see how strong Bankers & Co support tomolo. A wobbling legs supporters are facing next round of short selling tomolo----Any plunge below RM2 will see Margin selling on Monday
Sifu asked you to buy, then you buy. Sifu don’t tell you first to sell because sifu needs to sell first. Don’t blindly follow Sifu. Or else you becoming Seafood for the sharks?
Near 17 Jan, they will request another extension to submit, since 3 months may not be sufficient .... another YO YO game...actual the plan is ready, the insider just want to play more game to make some money....
Yesterday operator pushed for speculative rebound play bcause sentiment was good.
Today operator came to office n saw sentiment shifted abruptly.
So operator trade to exit yesterday remaining positions. In other words it is an OCTU (Operation Con to Unload). You go in you kena con. Stay away.
If you bought yesterday above current price, you need to cut loss. Bcause once operator finish unloading, nobody will be there to support price from falling.
I3lurker, thanks for letting the world know what’s really in your heart. Day in and out you keep bashing them with ur facts, links and fincancial analysis. Deep down, you just wanted them to fold. The fact is, your era is over, your time is up. Don’t be an as*.
Bursa Securities rejected the medium-haul low-cost carrier’s application for a relief from having to submit and implement a regularisation plan for its Practice Note 17 (PN17) status, as well as the upliftment from the status under the Main Market Listing Requirements"
Only Ferndes would ever try to be smart vs authorities as he has many friends in cabinet n higher power!
WHy would he be given relief when the favored SERBADIK BUMI Co ( which has no basis to ask) was denied!
Likely AAX failed the Solvency Test so refused to apply for Plan.
Apply for Plan means signing a Solvency Test which is a jail term item for Directors. Let AAX go bankrupt no jail term.
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Ferndes believes that his Co is making profits and he is too cocky not wanting to commit such..Ya, jail term comes to him whichever way, he will find himself in it sooner than thougt!
1.85 rebounded to 2.09. Otw to break 1.85 n will go to: 1.85 - (2.09 - 1.85) = 1.61 Nothing personal, its technicals. Technicals are magical. However skeptical you are, it will happen.
Coconut, 1.61 not today. More like 4 to 6 trading days from now. You want to queue, make a 1 month standing instruction order at 1.62. Sell on rebound. Good luck.
hehehe ilook3r only come talk when red together with his backside friend loser 88 ,, typical :)) the stocks they buy nvr up so they too free to linger around for months years forever :))
Just cos BURSA rejected the medium-haul low-cost carrier’s application for a relief from having to submit and implement a regularisation plan", doesnt mean that its the end for AAX.
It will just be delisted which makes the job for TF easier. As uan unlisted entity w thousnds of shareholders, he has greater flexibity to manouver his own way...Dont think that thos einsurance, pension n PNB AMANAH SAHAM funds would be happy with the position which in turn could force both parties to think again n keep listed!
MADANON govt wont n dont need such an issue esp going end of the year TELOQ,AYAK,GULA,MINYAK MACAM, MINYAK KERETA ETC will all be floated!
Unless, there is another explanation...LIFE just has been too cruising for Malaysians and dont think anyone would be bothered to rattle the ship w so many holes!
This broker is a scam!! Please guys avoid them. I was only a victim to them because I believe it will be the best for me but am unable to withdraw from them and they keep on asking for more deposit. Am so glad Mrs. HARPER was able to help in getting my funds from Them. God bless you MADAM, But if you wish to get in touch with HER I will be glad to share his info Email: HARPERJAMESPLATFORM G MAIL COM
relief PN17 upliftment. AAX said the local bourse has granted the company an extension of time until Jan 17, 2024 to submit its regularisation plan to the regulatory authorities. “In this regard, the company will consider all available options (including the possibility of an appeal) and announce the next course of action to be undertaken in due course.” (StarBiz) ___________________________________________
Strange, very strange......AAX will try ALL options EXCEPT to submit a regularisation Plan. Why?? Regularisation is a Plan detailing How aax will survive / on-going for next 5 years-----AAX will kaput in coming 5 years that prompted Tony Not to submit a regularisation Plan ?????????????
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The news.bad news for aax.
19/10/23 5.08pm
KUALA LUMPUR (Oct 19): Shares in AirAsia X Bhd (AAX) slumped after noon break on Thursday as Bursa Securities rejected the medium-haul low-cost carrier’s application for a relief from having to submit and implement a regularisation plan for its Practice Note 17 (PN17) status, as well as the upliftment from the status under the Main Market Listing Requirements.
Notably, AAX shares took a nosedive and hit an intraday low of RM1.85.
At the time of writing, the stock then rebounded to trade 10 sen or 4.44% lower at RM2.15, giving the group a market capitalisation of RM961.21 million. The counter also saw 15.87 million shares change hands.
In a bourse filing on Thursday, AAX said Bursa Securities had, vide its letter dated Oct 18, 2023, rejected the airline’s application for the proposed relief and PN17 upliftment that the group had applied for on July 20.
Bursa, however, has granted AAX an extension of time until Jan 17 next year to submit its regularisation plan to the regulatory authorities. Its latest extension is due to expire on Oct 28. AAX had been granted an extension to submit its regularisation plan on two occasions, first for six months till April 28, and then for a further three months till July 28 this year.
"In this regard, the airline will consider all available options (including the possibility of an appeal) and announce the next course of action to be undertaken in due course," said AAX.
Meanwhile, its sister company Capital A Bhd also felt the pinch as its shares traded lower after noon break on Thursday.
At the time of writing, Capital A shares were three sen or 3.23% lower at 90 sen, valuing the company at RM3.81 billion. It saw 28.96 million shares change hands.
Both Capital A and AAX share common shareholders — Capital A co-founders Tan Sri Tony Fernandes and Datuk Kamarudin Meranun.
The top shareholders of AAX are Kamarudin, who holds an 8.94% direct stake, and Fernandes, who holds a 2.69% direct stake, as well as an indirect stake of 31.59% through Tune Group Sdn Bhd (17.83%) and AirAsia Bhd (13.76%).
Both Kamarudin and Fernandes also hold an indirect stake of 24.61% in Capital A through Tune Live Sdn Bhd (12.23%) and Tune Air Sdn Bhd (12.4%). Capital A wholly owns AirAsia