Berjaya Corp sells 4.14% stake in REDtone for RM30mil


KUALA LUMPUR: Berjaya Corp Bhd’s (BCorp) 100%-owned subsidiary Juara Sejati Sdn Bhd (JSS) has disposed of 32 million shares representing about 4.14% equity interest in Redtone Digital Bhd for RM29.76mil or 93 sen per share.

In a filing with Bursa Malaysia, BCorp said that following the disposal which was made via a direct business transaction, BCorp and its subsidiaries now hold a total of 283.28 million shares, representing about 36.65% equity interest in REDtone.

“The cash proceeds from the disposal will be utilised to repay borrowings and as working capital for the BCorp Group,” it said, adding that the disposal would enable the group to realise part of its investment in REDtone.

It noted that as of Oct 31, 2024, BCorp Group’s carrying amount for the REDtone shares being sold was 69 sen per share, incurred since December 2014.

BCorp added that the disposal will not affect its issued share capital, substantial shareholders’ shareholdings, net assets, earnings, or gearing for the current financial year ending June 30, 2025.

The company also said that the disposal is projected to increase the equity (under the consolidation reserve) in the statement of financial position of the BCorp Group by about RM7.68mil. — Bernama

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