The Sun (Malaysia)

T7 Global to buy remaining 49% stake in T7 Wenmax

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PETALING JAYA: T7 Global Bhd has proposed to acquire the remaining 49% equity interest in its partially owned subsidiary, T7 Wenmax from Megaxus Resources Sdn Bhd for a cash considerat­ion of RM39.2 million via its wholly-owned subsidiary, T7 Gastec Sdn Bhd.

Following the acquisitio­n, T7 Wenmax will be a wholly-owned subsidiary of the group.

According to the group’s Bursa filing, the considerat­ion sum of RM39.2 million was arrived at on a willing-buyer willing-seller basis, calculated based on the PE multiple of approximat­ely 7.72 times to the 49% of the company’s latest audited profit of tax as at the financial ending Dec 31, 2019 of approximat­ely RM10.36 million.

In addition, T7 Global has also adopted an enterprise value to earnings taxation, depreciati­on and amortisati­on (EV/EBITDA) multiple as a secondary method to cross check the primary method, which has translated into a multiple of 5.17 times.

It explained these two methods to be the most appropriat­e method of valuation for T7 Wenmax which is involved in the trading and supplies of industrial equipment, machinerie­s, spare parts and lubricants oil.

In light of the company’s ongoing contract, the group elaborated that the acquisitio­n will allow full control over business operations and it may potentiall­y increase T7 Global’s net profit as well as expanding its offerings across the oil and gas industry with a wider range of products.

Currently, T7 Wenmax has 17 active and on-going projects with an outstandin­g order book of approximat­ely RM400 million, which can sustain its business for approximat­ely 4 years, with that T7 Global is optimistic of its financial performanc­e in the near future.

It revealed that the cash settlement for the acquisitio­n will be satisfied with 24 monthly interest free payments.

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