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Public Bank is scheduled to release its second quarter results on Monday.
Eng Tek’s major shareholders, who own 23.21% of the Penang-based company, have made a takeover offer of the remaining shares in a RM307 million corporate exercise.
TYK Capital Sdn Bhd had offered to acquire the entire business and undertakings (including all the assets and liabilities), for RM2.50 per share.
This is 12 sen above the last trading price of RM2.28. The share price closed 14 sen higher at RM2.28 on Friday.
Latexx, which fell 11 sen to RM2.18 on Friday, with 16.44 million shares traded could continue to see some downside pressure. The selling was ahead of the company’s announcement of the failed proposed merger again.
YTY Industry Holdings Sdn Bhd had withdrawn its offer to merge its four glove-making subsidiaries unit with Latexx Partners. YTY had in writing expressed its intention not to continue with the proposed merger estimated at RM1.25 billion.
After an operational due diligence and further assessment on the YTY Group, Latexx had on Thursday presented its findings and indicated its intention to make a further revised offer. However, YTY decided not to go ahead with the merger.
Hibiscus Petroleum – a special purpose acquisition company – will make its debut on Monday. Its public issue of 10 million new shares at 75 sen each made available to the public was oversubscribed 3.8 times.
Pintaras Jaya secured a RM21.5 million contract for the piling and pile caps for a condominium project along Jalan Conlay in Kuala Lumpur.
Work is scheduled to start on Aug 1 and completed in nine months. It expected the contract to contribute positively to the group's future earnings.
Petronas Gas Bhd is reported to be planning a RM1.2 billion fund raising exercise to finance its 300MW gas-fired Kimanis power plant in Sabah.
This would be undertaken though project financing while the rest would be from equity financing. Petronas Gas is said to be looking at Sukuk bonds or a term loans for the 80% of the funding while the remaining 20% would be financed from equity.)