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Serba Dinamik, officers charged with submitting false statement to Bursa Malaysia

Charge carries jail term of up to 10 years, fine not less than RM3 million

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 28 Dec 2021 6:16PM

Serba Dinamik, officers charged with submitting false statement to Bursa Malaysia
Engineering services provider Serba Dinamik is alleged to have submitted a false statement to Bursa Malaysia Securities Bhd in relation to its affairs contained in ‘Serba Dinamik Holdings Berhad’s Quarterly Report on the Consolidated Results for the Quarter and Year Ended December 31, 2020’. – Focus Malaysia pic, December 28, 2021

KUALA LUMPUR – Engineering services provider Serba Dinamik Holdings Bhd, as well as its director and two senior officers, pleaded not guilty in two separate sessions courts here to submitting a false statement to Bursa Malaysia Securities Bhd last February.

Serba Dinamik, represented by its independent non-executive director Abu Bakar Uzir, 43, made the plea after the charge was read to him before Judge Hamidah Md Deril.

The company is alleged to have submitted a false statement to Bursa Malaysia Securities Bhd in relation to the affairs of Serba Dinamik contained in “Serba Dinamik Holdings Berhad’s Quarterly Report on the Consolidated Results for the Quarter and Year Ended December 31, 2020”.

In a separate sessions court, Serba Dinamik non-independent executive director Datuk Syed Nazim Syed Faisal, 41, its group financial controller Azhan Azmi, 39, and vice president for accounts and finance Muhammad Hafiz Othman, 37, pleaded not guilty to the same charge which was read out separately before Judge Datin Sabariah Othman.

The offence was allegedly committed at Bursa Malaysia Securities Bhd, Bukit Kewangan here on February 26.

The charge, framed under Section 369(a)(B) read together with Section 367 (1) of the Capital Markets and Services Act 2007 (Act 671), and punishable under Section 369 of the same act, carries a maximum jail term of 10 years and a fine of not less than RM3 million, upon conviction.

The court allowed Syed Nazim, Muhammad Hafiz and Azhan bail of RM300,000 each with two sureties and imposed additional conditions that they report to the Securities Commission’s investigating officer once a month and their passport to be surrendered to the court.

The prosecution was conducted by Securities Commission deputy public prosecutors Hashley Tajudin and Zulaida Zulkifli, while Serba Dinamik and all its officers were represented by lawyer L.K. Mrs.

The two courts then set January 27 for re-mention of the case. – Bernama, December 28, 2021

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