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Actually one positive point is PRG already recognised most/all of the PDM exposure as impairment.
So the bad news is already largely reflected in the accounts. If PRG can eventually recover some money from PDM through the winding-up, that recovery could potentially be written back as reversal of impairment, subject to accounting treatment.
Basically, if they manage to recover a decent amount from PDM, it could give PRG's balance sheet quite a nice boost. The RM64m headline amount is not guaranteed cash lah, but any meaningful recovery would be positive since much of the loss has already been recognised
Legal side is positive lah, but don’t straight away assume PRG can collect the full RM64m. Winding-up order is one thing, actual recovery is another thing