China Stationery Ltd chief financial officer Chin Siew Weng showed reporters the picture of the affected plant. - THE STAR/NORAFIFI EHSAN
KUALA LUMPUR: The management at China Stationery Ltd (CSL) is working very hard with its auditors to put the company’s financial book in order and avoid a lengthy trading suspension of its shares on Bursa Malaysia.
At stake here is the company’s diminishing reputation, as investors thumb their noses at problematic China-based firms listed on the local bourse.
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