Posted by BobAxelrod > Dec 15, 2021 12:09 AM | Report Abuse
Harry Potter has just reported to the Head Wizard. He has lost a wand that will make *unreal* things become real and *real* things even more real......
Words and figures would be magically erased from books and everyone shall be awaken to a new day when all things are perfectly in the right place, bank accounts are flush with funds, coupons are paid when due, AR signed off and announced. The wand is the most powerful tool in the whole universe....and might be able to find in Bolihland too!
If Bursa lifting the suspension there will be many SD1, SD2, SD3 and so on doing the same thing as SD. What Bursa doing is to protect investor money. Sapura Energy lose billion riggit but it can provide audited clear loss AR.
Let us pray for SSlee's mother. Wish for her speedy recovery.
Please pray for my mum’s health Author: Sslee | Publish date: Mon, 13 Dec 2021, 10:17 AM
My mother is a thinker and a good talker. If she was given the opportunity to fully develop her potential, she will definitely be a good leader full of passion, consideration, sincerity and above all love for her children. It is the mother where we the children will seek refuge and protection when our father is angry with us and wants to cane us for doing something wrong. It is the mother who manages the household and saves enough for our higher education. She had been a good wife to my father and a good mother to all her children.
Mum I love you, if there is any next life I will definitely want you to be my mother again
My mum Chua Ah Lian, age 82 now in ICU after taking the booster covid-19 shot suddenly fell ill and her organ started to fail. I pray for my mum's health and please help me pray for her health. I thank you. Sincerely yours
Can Serba fare better than the Titanic after hitting the iceberg? By Cheah Chor Sooi 7 hours ago in Business, Top
“THE skipper goes down with the ship” is a maritime tradition which hints that captain of the vessel shoulders the ultimate responsibility for both their ship and everyone on board the ship (sailors and passengers alike).
This age old adage comes to mind following Fitch Ratings latest key assumptions after having further downgraded Serba Dinamik Holdings Bhd’s long-term issuer default rating to “RD” (restricted default) from “C”.
According to the rating agency, its recovery analysis assumes that global integrated oil & gas (O&G) service provider would be reorganised as a going-concern in bankruptcy rather than liquidated.
“We have assumed a 10% administrative claim,” Fitch Ratings pointed out in rating action commentary.
On its rating downgrade, the rating agency said its action follows the expiry of the 30-day grace period after the non-payment of the coupon on the group’s US$222 mil senior unsecured sukuk (Islamic bond) due in 2022.
For the record, Serba Dinamik did not pay its semi-annual coupon payment due on Nov 9 for its US dollar sukuk maturing in May 2022 during the 30-day grace period.
“Potential cross-acceleration clauses in its other debt may be triggered by the non-payment of the 2022 notes,” opined the rating agency. “The ‘RD’ rating indicates an issuer that in Fitch’s opinion has experienced an uncured payment default but has not entered into bankruptcy filings and has not ceased operating.”
At the same time, Fitch Rating has affirmed the ratings on the May 2022 sukuk issued by SD International Sukuk Ltd and the sukuk due March 2025 issued by SD International Sukuk II Ltd at “C” with the recovery rating remaining at “RR4”.
The above adage is by no means insinuating that “all is lost” for Serba Dinamik but rather a challenge for its founder, group managing director and CEO Datuk Dr Mohd Abdul Karim Abdullah to secure a “life boat” soonest to keep all “the crew (employees) and passengers (investors)” afloat.
Obviously, securing the much needed “life boat” can be a mountain to climb for Serba Dinamik at this juncture given the slim likelihood of banks or financial institutions who are willing to lend a helping hand is “very slim” to say the least.
Already mired in trading suspension and a series of legal actions involving its former external auditor KPMG PLT, its special independent reviewer Ernst & Young Consulting Sdn Bhd and market regulator Bursa Malaysia Securities Bhd, Serba Dinamik’s woes climaxed with a net loss of RM42.11 mil for its 1Q FY6/2022 ended Sept 30, 2021 – the company’s first quarterly loss since its listing in early 2018.
In an unrelated development, it is worthwhile noting that Abdul Karim has resignation has vacated his position as the non-independent non-executive chairman of KPower Bhd with effect from Monday (Dec 13).
Having transformed KPower from a loss-making manufacturing business into a renowned and indomitable player in the renewable energy industry, it is hoped that Abdul Karim can now focus on restoring the financial health of Serba Dinamik which he co-founded in 1993.
Serba Dinamik was last transacted at 35 sen at the close of the mid-day trading on Oct 22 prior to the trading suspension of its shares/warrants, hence giving the company a market capitalisation of RM1.
So as all talk about outer space venture, internet coverage and other out-of-this-world venture were all smoke and no fire to suffocate canned sardines.
"Obviously, securing the much needed “life boat” can be a mountain to climb for Serba Dinamik at this juncture given the slim likelihood of banks or financial institutions who are willing to lend a helping hand is “very slim” to say the least."
The Edge is Biased Against Bumiputera Companies by an unidentified author
KUALA LUMPUR, 7 DECEMBER 2021: The Edge has on many occasions in the past years, as well as currently, done negative write ups on bumiputera companies and seldom on non-bumiputera companies. Serba Dinamik Holdings Berhad (Serba) is a perfect example vis-a-vis its war against Bursa Malaysia, KPMG, Ernst & Young (EY), and possibly the Securities Commission (SC).
What is not right about the Edge's reporting on the Serba saga particularly the one on 6 December 2021? The Edge cherry picked all KPMG points and translated it to EY points for which, EY themselves haven't even completed their work yet, yet alone, make any conclusions. This is the case of the Edge repeating over and over again particular points until readers lock them in their head regardless of the absence of a conclusion from on-going investigations.
For example, KPMG raised suppliers existence issue. However, based on unofficial source, it is understood that EY was able to confirm to the independent directors (INEDs) inclusive of the two who had resigned on the basis of disagreement with Bursa Malaysia, that the vendors exist and are genuinely in operation. These vendors are under affirmative actions to create bumiputera suppliers as championed under the Government's Vendor Development Programme (VDP).
Some of these VDP companies are infact related parties by virtue of their shareholders being people from Serba. This is still within legal boundaries as Serba had always ensured that any related party transactions that are above certain threshold are reported to Bursa.
Another example quoted by the unofficial source is that EY was also able to track customers at the correct address rather than KPMG whom had misread addresses (Example: The Arabic alphabet 'Wau' in the address was erroneously taken as Comma rather than 'W'), as well as merely checking contact details with a receptionist. There are many things EY managed to clear but not surfacing.
Another significant matter, Serba's business model in the Middle East involving an intermediate company for IT business was also not dealt with without bias by the Edge. KPMG had always understood the model of the need for local sponsor companies in the Middle East akin to what we Malaysians call the 'Ali Baba' companies. KPMG had in the past, accepted it and signed audit reports since before Serba got listed in 2017. Why now otherwise?
Then there was the issue surrounding the audit confirmation process. KPMG had always in the past accepted Serba's management efforts to follow up and obtain third party confirmations. KPMG, again, had also signed audit reports in the past on the back of this practice. Why now KPMG raised it as an issue? In fact, the audit partners from KPMG, for Serba's audit, remain the same. What was also interesting is that one of the partners from KPMG for Serba's audit has numerous racial comments on his Facebook account that are not favourable to Bumiputeras in the country.
One should be open to assess the situation. It is rather weird that both Bursa Malaysia (Bursa or Bursa Malaysia) and the SC attacked Serba with the absence of 2 important factors: the necessary warrant and/or a definitive statement of fault by Serba. Until today, the unofficial source from Serba said that Serba's management still has not been communicated by anyone what is their statement of fault.
An authority must have an 'alleged wrong doings' against someone first, then only start their actions. For example, the police must state, " You have heen arrested on the accusation of 'XXX'", before they can do anything. Even so, they will need a warrant and if no warrants, only an inspector and above can do so. Has this been established in the case of SC? Not at all.
It appears that Bursa Malaysia has behaved like a corporate gangster forcing Serba to appoint EY against Serba's will without the said statement of fault and also against Bursa Malaysia's own Main Market Listing Rules (MMLR) of the requirement for a registered auditor to perform audits or reviews. The EY entity appointed is not a registered auditor. It is EY Consulting Sdn Bhd. Therefore the legality is impaired for the purpose of its appointment.
EY had on numerous occasions, state their disclaimer for anyone to rely on its reports. They have stated it in their engagement letter as well as the preliminary incomplete, half-baked progress report for an on-going work pending completion. EY insisted that they only report to the INEDs as per their engagement letter. The INEDs, complying with this confidentiality duty, are not allowed to disclose information to anyone before the completion of EY's work. The EY work is not yet complete.
Posted by ǷearlꙌhite > Dec 15, 2021 4:10 PM | Report Abuse
. The final leg by using the debt repayment as an issue when all else (SIR, suspension, negative media blast tactic, etc.,) fails.
Next article coming up. Is Serba Dinamik responsible for failing to honour the interest payment? Or is it the consequence of a broken regulatory capital market?
I think that is some of their next future plan. And sharing the news with the shareholders is seems ok to me.
We need some positive news despite all the big challenges now. Need to calm down the people.
Posted by alenac > Dec 15, 2021 6:09 PM | Report Abuse
So as all talk about outer space venture, internet coverage and other out-of-this-world venture were all smoke and no fire to suffocate canned sardines.
"Obviously, securing the much needed “life boat” can be a mountain to climb for Serba Dinamik at this juncture given the slim likelihood of banks or financial institutions who are willing to lend a helping hand is “very slim” to say the least."
What are you smoking? KMPG is the one that told bursa to get an independent review, Serba refuses and so KPMG refuses to sign the annual report, then KPMG go report to SC and Bursa that Serba got financial discrepancy.
Bursa told Serba to go get an independent reviewer, Bursa never told Serba which company to pick, it is up to Serba. Now people like you spin as if Bursa forced Serba to pick EY. Bursa only force Serba to pick an auditor for SIR.
Serba PN17 already, wake up and smell the shit Karim shitted on all retail investor by saying BAU. Karim is the one that made you guys average down. Go shah alam and find him.
Kaboom sold another 355k Kpower shares on 10th December (notified Bursa 15th). Not a great deal of money but enough to purchase a good pair of trainers to do a runner.
I do not believe this. The culprit of all this ordeal is surfacing with its own action.
InsiderShark @Prudentinv
What are you smoking? KMPG is the one that told bursa to get an independent review, Serba refuses and so KPMG refuses to sign the annual report, then KPMG go report to SC and Bursa that Serba got financial discrepancy.
Bursa told Serba to go get an independent reviewer, Bursa never told Serba which company to pick, it is up to Serba. Now people like you spin as if Bursa forced Serba to pick EY. Bursa only force Serba to pick an auditor for SIR.
Serba PN17 already, wake up and smell the shit Karim shitted on all retail investor by saying BAU. Karim is the one that made you guys average down. Go shah alam
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Posted by risingstar21 > 2021-12-15 17:15 | Report Abuse
Referring to harry porter. haha
Posted by BobAxelrod > Dec 15, 2021 12:09 AM | Report Abuse
Harry Potter has just reported to the Head Wizard. He has lost a wand that will make *unreal* things become real and *real* things even more real......
Words and figures would be magically erased from books and everyone shall be awaken to a new day when all things are perfectly in the right place, bank accounts are flush with funds, coupons are paid when due, AR signed off and announced. The wand is the most powerful tool in the whole universe....and might be able to find in Bolihland too!