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Zetrix AI ordered to disclose financial position and dividend matters

Bursa Malaysia's directive also covers director and auditor resignations and the impact of suspended RTD collection roles.

By Maya Santos

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Photo: New Straits Times

Zetrix AI Bhd said Bursa Malaysia has ordered it to provide material information about its finances, dividend matters and other developments. In a filing, the company said it would take the steps needed to make the disclosures by Nov 11, 2026.

The exchange's letter, dated Nov 6, requires disclosures addressing the company's unpaid final dividend for 2025 and its withdrawal of the interim dividend declared for 2026.

Bursa also sought information about Zetrix AI's financial position, covering remittances outstanding to the Road Transport Department (RTD) and payment demands from the RTD and the Inland Revenue Board.

The company must disclose the operational and financial effects of the suspension of RTD collection-agent roles held by Zetrix AI and its subsidiary. The directive additionally covers resignations by all independent directors and the external auditors, together with share issuance through the employees' share option scheme.

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