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CEO Serba Dinamik dalam Notis Merah Interpol

Perdana Menteri Anwar Ibrahim berkata Suruhanjaya Sekuriti Malaysia melancarkan siasatan baharu terhadap Abdul Karim Abdullah pada 2023.

CEO Serba Dinamik dalam Notis Merah Interpol

Malaysia's Securities Commission (SC) has issued an Interpol red notice for Serba Dinamik's CEO, Abdul Karim Abdullah. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim revealed that the SC has resumed investigations into Serba Dinamik's transactions in 2023 following the withdrawal of charges against the company in 2022. The expanded investigation includes Sarawak Consolidated Industries Bhd (SCIB), with which Karim is also implicated.

This indicates an increase in the SC's enforcement action, whether criminal or civil, in the Dewan Rakyat today. SC accuses SCIB of making false statements to Bursa Malaysia in September 2021. Former CEO and SCIB Group Director Rosland Othman is also charged with making false statements on March 12. Karim is accused of the same offense under Section 369(b)(B) of the Securities Instruments and Securities Services Act (CMSA).

The SC has issued a warrant for his arrest since March 12. In May 2022, Serba Dinamik, Karim, and three other executives were released from charges of making false statements to Bursa Malaysia in 2021, after they paid fines of RM16 million. Serba Dinamik and four executives admit to not being guilty and request a hearing on December 28, 2021, regarding the charges under Section 369(a)(B) of the CMSA.

The investigation into the troubled oil and gas company began in May 2021 after the SC received a report from audit firm KPMG. On September 2023, Karim was publicly reprimanded and fined by Bursa Malaysia for failing to give proper notice regarding his involvement in Serba Dinamik. Serba Dinamik was delisted from Bursa Malaysia in June 2024.

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