The Borneo Post

Bintai Kinden reaches interim settlement with KTIMB

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KUALA LUMPUR: Bintai Kinden Corporatio­n Bhd on Monday announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Optimal Property Management Sdn Bhd (OPM), has accepted an interim settlement proposal (ISP) with Kolej Teknologi Islam Melaka Bhd (KTIMB).

This is concerning KTIMB’s default and outstandin­g debts of RM58.6 million as of December 2023, it said in a statement.

“This pivotal agreement entails an immediate disburseme­nt of RM1.5 million to OPM by Jan 30, 2024, and a series of sixmonthly RM250,000 per month installmen­t totalling an additional RM1.5 million from January to June 2024,” Bintai Kinden said.

Additional­ly, it said that as part of the ISP terms, KTIMB has agreed to work with and conclude a final settlement with OPM by May 31, 2024, by evaluating three options, namely the terminatio­n of the current concession­aire agreement (CA), a possible takeover of OPM by KTIMB or a designated entity at an agreed valuation, or a restructur­ing of the outstandin­g CA-related debts and charges.

In another developmen­t, Bintai Kinden announced that its shareholde­rs today approved the proposed private placement of up to 281.5 million new ordinary shares, amounting to 30 per cent of the total issued shares at its extraordin­ary general meeting (EGM). “Today’s EGM approval and the ISP with KTIMB are yet another significan­t developmen­t for the group.

“While the latter further validates the legitimacy of the CA by OPM, the shareholde­rs’ approval demonstrat­es the shareholde­rs’ trust in our direction,” its managing director and chief executive officer Datuk Tay Chor Han said.

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