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Negri Sembilan CCM office shut for sanitisation

Operations at branch will resume on Friday

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 06 Jan 2021 11:35AM

Negri Sembilan CCM office shut for sanitisation
Sanitisation work is being carried out this week at the Perkeso Wisma building in Seremban. – The Vibes file pic, January 6, 2021

KUALA LUMPUR – The Companies Commission of Malaysia’s (CCM) Negri Sembilan branch office has halted operations for two days, until tomorrow, to facilitate sanitisation work at the Perkeso Wisma building in Seremban.

In a statement today, CCM said the office will reopen on Friday.

Those who need to deal with the commission are advised to use its online services.

CCM said the submission of financial and annual statements, and other physical reports, can be done on Friday at the Seremban branch, or its other offices that are not affected, as the Malaysian Business Reporting System has been under maintenance since December 25 last year.

Customers can contact the CCM call centre at 03-7721-4000 or email to [email protected] for further enquiries. – Bernama, January 6, 2021

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