Ni Hsin unit to issue token to raise funds for EV business


PETALING JAYA: Ni Hsin Group Bhd’s wholly-owned subsidiary Ni Hsin EV Tech Sdn Bhd (NHEV Tech) has proposed to conduct an initial exchange offering (IEO) exercise to raise funds for its electric vehicle (EV) business.

In a statement, Ni Hsin said it had entered into an IEO agreement with Pitch Platforms Sdn Bhd for the provision of IEO services and host it on its licensed IEO platform, PitchIN.

Ni Hsin added that it had also inked a service agreement with Masverse Sdn Bhd for in-depth analysis and design of the tokenomics for the company’s utility token for its IEO, pitchIN.

According to NHEV Tech managing director Khoo Chee Kong, the company’s venture into EV two wheelers has gained traction, and it has made good progress in promoting the transition from ICE two-wheelers to EV two-wheelers.

“We have received very encouraging interests and feedback from our engagements with various government departments and agencies as well as corporate entities on the use of EV two-wheelers in security, surveillance, enforcement as well as operational functions,” he said.

“We foresee healthy growth prospects for our EV two-wheeler business, not just in outright sales of the products but the rent-to-own, rent-to-use and ride sharing business models.

“In line with the forecasted growth, we need to expand our manufacturing and operational capacities. To finance this expansion, we are proposing to raise funds via the issue of utility tokens which will be hosted on the IEO platform, pitchIN, which is registered and recognised by the Securities Commission,” he added.

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