Singapore names seven-member expert panel to probe companies over transboundary haze links
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KUALA LUMPUR: TSH Resources Bhd has found no evidence of business ties with the 10 Indonesian firms cited by Singapore's National Environment Agency (NEA) in connection with forest and peatland fires in the country. In its latest Bursa Malaysia filing, the palm oil company disclosed that none of the 10 entities are subsidiaries, associates or joint ventures of TSH Resources.
Additionally, the firm stated it has found no shareholdings or direct operational, supply-chain or business relationships with these companies. The NEA imposed preventive measures on the 10 companies under the Transboundary Haze Pollution Act 2014. Among the named companies are PT Bumi Andalas Permai, PT Bumi Mekar Hijau, and PT Hutan Lestari Raya.
TSH Resources received an inquiry from Singapore Exchange Regulation Pte Ltd (SGX RegCo) on Oct 28, 2026, regarding the matter. The company is currently reviewing its records and preparing to provide the documents and information requested by the NEA. It emphasized that the responses are based on the information currently available to it and may be updated as the review continues. The company vowed to keep stakeholders informed of any material developments as they emerge.
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