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Microlink

Postby winston » Tue Jul 29, 2025 7:17 am

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Insas now largest shareholder in Microlink after RM76 mil rights subscription

By John Lai

Insas Bhd (KL:INSAS) has emerged as the largest shareholder in Microlink Solutions Bhd (KL:MICROLN) following its subscription of a 29.81% stake in the digital banking solutions provider.

Insas subscribed to 479.46 million rights shares at 16 sen per share, which values the block at RM76.72 million.

Notably, Insas took up 89% of the total 536.19 million rights shares offered by Microlink.

Following the subscription, Insas now holds a 32.89% equity interest in Microlink. Its cash balance is projected to decline to RM110.19 million, down from RM186.9 million.

Post-rights exercise, Omesti Bhd (KL:OMESTI), in which Insas holds a 9.96% stake, is the second-largest shareholder of Microlink with an estimated 19.5% interest. Other notable shareholders include Kenanga Islamic Absolute Return Fund (14.73%) and Sultan of Pahang, Al-Sultan Abdullah Sultan Ahmad Shah (6.6%).

For the twelve months ended March 31, 2025, Microlink recorded a net loss of RM92.17 million, compared to a loss of RM26.84 million in the previous year. Despite the wider loss, revenue rose 28.4% to RM361.15 million from RM281.29 million.


Source: theedgemalaysia.com

https://theedgemalaysia.com/node/764295
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Re: Microlink

Postby winston » Sat Oct 25, 2025 8:16 am

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Microlink sues former CEO, seeks up to RM38.7 mil in damages

By Emir Zainul

Initiated legal proceedings against its former chief executive officer (CEO) Chia Yong Wei, seeking damages amounting to US$9.39 million (RM38.74 million) over alleged breaches of fiduciary duties and fraud.

The company was profitable in four of the last five financial years but its recent performance is a concern, marked by a net loss of RM95.77 million on a revenue of RM413.01 million in its extended 15-month FY2025 that ended on June 30.


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