Scomi appeals to make its case


PETALING JAYA: Scomi Group Bhd, which faces the risk of being delisted after its request for more time to submit a regularisation plan was rejected, wants to be allowed to make a direct submission to Bursa Malaysia in order to present its unique plan to regularise its financials.

The loss-making engineering firm said it is working on a “self-rescue” plan, which not only is different from a typical regularisation plan but will also not lead to a severe dilution in the shareholding interests of minorities.

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