Can Sasbadi make a comeback?


Law: Two main things went wrong - one was the economy, number two, our planning went wrong.

Investors who bought into syallabus-based content provider Sasbadi Holdings Bhd in 2014 when it was listed, and are still holding on to its shares today would be a disappointed lot, to say the least.

From a market value of over RM440mil at its highest point, the company is now valued at RM92mil, based on its last traded price of 22 sen per share.

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