Zetrix AI beri kerjasama penuh siasatan polis, SPRM

Zetrix AI has clarified to Bursa Malaysia that its operations are not affected by the joint police investigation spearheaded by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) and SPRM. The company assured Bursa Malaysia today that it will fully cooperate with the authorities during the ongoing investigation. The statement came in response to Bursa Malaysia Securities' query on October 14 regarding a media report titled "Police say six witnesses questioned in probe into MyEG, Zetrix AI," published by The Edge Malaysia on October 13.

Zetrix AI has assured the company that it will share any significant developments through official announcements, if necessary. Police reportedly recorded statements from six witnesses related to the investigation into MyEG Sdn Bhd and Zetrix, stemming from allegations of failing to transfer government-issued checks totaling RM230.9 million.

The investigation followed claims that MyEG and Zetrix, acting as intermediaries for the Road Transport Department (JPJ), still owe a total of RM314 million in outstanding debt. SPRM also stated that they will work alongside the police to examine the RM314 million debt involving MyEG and Zetrix and JPJ. Transport Minister Loke Siew Fook had previously announced that 35 notices have been issued to Zetrix to settle the outstanding amount.

He mentioned that Zetrix had submitted a check worth RM231 million in August, but the bank informed JPJ that the check could not be processed at the company's direction.