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Cheng, Ya, Zetrix has already fully utilised its Sukuk Wakalah facility, so it can’t borrow any more from the Sukuk Wakalah.
If we look at the latest Q2 financials, Operating Cash Flow was RM557M, Investing Cash Flow was -RM1,135M, and Financing Cash Flow was RM587M.
Very roughly speaking, Zetrix had a funding gap of around RM300M each quater in order to maintain its existing operations and investments. also if you include the acquisition, share buybacks and dividends, the gap could easily reach RM400m–RM500m in this quater.
Compared with its current cash balance of around RM541M, and we're already at the end of Q3, so Zetrix should be looking to refinance very soon.
Cheng, looks like they’re all connected after all.
Initially, Zetrix was supposed to acquire a 50% stake in MYEG Ventures from Next Lion Ltd, but the deal has since been terminated.
Then there’s FTHA, the SPAC that is supposed to take Zetrix to the US. Next Lion is the managing member of FTHA’s Sponsor, Next Lion Sponsor Holdings LLC.
And Next Lion’s sole shareholder and director Yap , is also the CEO of M&A Asset Management. He has now been placed on administrative leave pending an independent review.
So now we have the SPAC Sponsor and the proposed Target having some pretty deep direct connections through Next Lion and Yap. I wonder how the US SEC will view all this.