（吉隆坡21日讯） 马来西亚两家主板工业股公司——砂拉越电缆（Sarawak Cable Bhd，SCABLE，5170）与新茂控股（Annum Bhd，ANNUM，5082）因未能在规定期限内提交重组计划，面临被大马交易所（Bursa Malaysia Securities）除牌的风险。

根据大马交易所发布的公告，两家公司均已被列为《主板上市条例》第8.04条款及《实践说明17》（PN17）下的公司。由于未能在规定期限内提交重组计划，且申请延长提交期限被拒绝，大马交易所决定从2025年5月28日起暂停两家公司股票的交易，并可能于5月30日将其从官方上市名单中除牌。

然而，若两家公司在5月27日或之前提交上诉申请，大马交易所将暂缓除牌决定，待上诉结果出炉。即便如此，股票交易的暂停仍将按计划于5月28日执行。

砂拉越电缆：重组计划缺乏实质进展

砂拉越电缆在文告中指出，其申请延长提交重组计划期限被拒，主要原因是未能向交易所证明重组计划有实质性进展。该公司自2022年9月被列为PN17公司以来，已获得三次延长期限，最近一次延长至2025年3月31日。然而，交易所认为该公司未能在此期间取得足够进展，因此拒绝其再次申请。

截至2025年5月20日，砂拉越电缆股价下跌0.5仙，报8仙，市值约为3015万令吉。

新茂控股：同样因延长期限申请被拒

新茂控股亦因申请延长提交重组计划期限失败，面临相同的除牌风险。该公司在文告中表示，将从5月28日起暂停股票交易，可能于5月30日被除牌。公司可在5月27日前提出上诉。

除牌后公司仍可继续运营

大马交易所强调，即使公司被除牌，其法人地位仍然存在，可以继续运营和进行企业重组。股东的权益和权利将根据《2016年公司法》继续受到保障。然而，股东所持有的股份将不再在大马交易所挂牌交易，流动性将受到限制。

Trading Suspension on May 28; Potential Delisting on May 30 Pending Appeal

KUALA LUMPUR, May 21 – Two industrial companies listed on Bursa Malaysia’s Main Market — Sarawak Cable Berhad (SCABLE, 5170) and Annum Berhad (ANNUM, 5082) — are at risk of being delisted after failing to meet requirements to submit their restructuring plans within the stipulated deadline.

Both companies, which have been classified under Practice Note 17 (PN17) due to financial distress, announced via separate statements that their applications to extend the deadline for submission of their regularisation plans were rejected by Bursa Malaysia. As a result, trading of their shares will be suspended starting Wednesday, May 28, and both companies may be delisted on Friday, May 30, unless an appeal is submitted before May 27.

Sarawak Cable: No Material Progress in Restructuring

In its statement, Sarawak Cable said the application for an extension was rejected because it failed to demonstrate material progress in its restructuring efforts. The company has already received three extensions since being classified as a PN17 entity in September 2022, with the most recent deadline set for March 31, 2025.

Bursa Malaysia found the latest submission insufficient to justify another extension. As of May 20, 2025, Sarawak Cable’s shares closed at RM0.08, with a market capitalisation of approximately RM30.15 million.

Annum Berhad: Extension Denied on Similar Grounds

Annum Berhad also announced that it had failed to obtain an extension for submitting its restructuring plan and will therefore suspend trading from May 28, with a potential delisting to follow on May 30. Like Sarawak Cable, Annum has until May 27 to submit an appeal to Bursa Malaysia.

Delisting Does Not Affect Corporate Existence

Bursa Malaysia clarified that if the companies are delisted, their corporate existence remains intact. They may continue to operate and pursue restructuring or business activities under the Companies Act 2016.

However, their shares will no longer be traded on the stock exchange, meaning shareholder liquidity and market accessibility will be significantly limited.