KUALA LUMPUR: CIMB Investment Bank Bhd has resigned as principal adviser on SELOGA HOLDINGS BHD [] proposed debt restructuring with effect from Monday, March 7.
Seloga said on Monday it had appointed M&A Securities Sdn Bhd in place of CIMB as the adviser for the proposed restructuring scheme.
The corporate exercise involved the cancellation of 75 sen of the par value of each RM1 share and using the credit from the cancellation together with RM1.418 million from the audited share premium reserve as at Dec 31, 2009 to reduce the accumulated losses.
The exercise also involved a proposed renounceable rights issue of up to 49.12 million new shares of 25 sen each with up to 73.68 million free detachable warrants at 25 sen per rights share.
This would be on the basis of two rights shares and three free warrants for every five 25 sen shares held after the proposed capital restructuring.
Seloga said on Monday it had appointed M&A Securities Sdn Bhd in place of CIMB as the adviser for the proposed restructuring scheme.
The corporate exercise involved the cancellation of 75 sen of the par value of each RM1 share and using the credit from the cancellation together with RM1.418 million from the audited share premium reserve as at Dec 31, 2009 to reduce the accumulated losses.
The exercise also involved a proposed renounceable rights issue of up to 49.12 million new shares of 25 sen each with up to 73.68 million free detachable warrants at 25 sen per rights share.
This would be on the basis of two rights shares and three free warrants for every five 25 sen shares held after the proposed capital restructuring.
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