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Malaysia's Capital A terminates prepare for system's Nasdaq listing

Malaysia's Capital A said on Wednesday it has actually ended a $1.15 billion offer to list its brand management unit on the Nasdaq by means of a SPAC merger and likewise proposed prepare for a capital decrease of its shares.

Financial investment firm Capital A, which recently got shareholder approval to sell its air travel system, budget plan carrier AirAsia, said it will soon submit plans for the capital decrease to trigger its losses, intending to leave its Practice Note 17 (PN17) status.

PN17, or economically distressed, is a classification imposed by Malaysia's stock market. Firms under this status may be de-listed from the exchange if they stop working to stabilise their finances within a set timespan.

The travel and lifestyle corporation has actually also deserted a. offer to note its brand management system, Capital A International,. in the Nasdaq via a $1.15 billion merger with a SPAC called. Aetherium Acquisition Corp.

. A SPAC (special purpose acquisition business), or blank-check. firm, is an openly listed shell company that raises funds to. combine with a private business.

The deal, which was finalised in February, was terminated as. Aetherium Acquisition received a delisting notification from the. Nasdaq in June, Capital A said.

The company added it will revisit strategies to list its units in. the U.S. after its monetary regularization strategies are. carried out.

(source: Reuters)