Wednesday, 12 November 2025

WiseGuy inside The Corporate Mafia : Bursa Malaysia, saved Teh Chee Hoe.

ON June 23 this year, I told you the sale of Innov8tif Solutions from Revenue Group Bhd to Nexg Bhd, was part of a false market exercise.




THE rationale was based on three factors, one my confidence that the Innov8tiv sale to Nexg Bhd, READ :the Innov8tiv sale will lead to loss for Revenue Group Bhd and not a profit.

TEH Chee Hoe was acting in bad faith with criminal intent to mislead minority shareholders  READ : that Innov8tiv's prospects were great, when Revenue Group paid a premium to Hong Seng to acquire an asset which Hong Seng no longer wanted.

WHY criminal intent? Well because eventhough shareholders were not required to vote , in none of the documents submitted by Revenue to Bursa Malaysia with regards to the purchase of Innov8tif,  there was no disclosure made that Teh Chee Hoe was heavily in debt with Hong Seng .

TO the extent, Teh Chee Hoe's Revenue Group Bhd shares were all registered under Hong Seng Capital.


ALSO notice as soon as I mentioned that Teh Chee Hoe should face criminal charges for the fraud, committed with malefide intent, look how Bursa Malaysia reacted in the disposal of Innov8tif  by Revenue Group Bhd to Nexg Bhd, yet another transaction which did not require minority shareholders to vote on.



SO why is this a big deal now? Well for one Teh Chee Hoe's actions resulted in Hong Seng Consolidated Bhd, posting a new RM5.5 million gain.

AND Revenue Group's sudden sale of Innov8tif to Nexg Bhd has resulted in nearly double digit per centage wise loss.

A look into Revenue Group's accounts, the 3 year bleeding red ink company reported that it suffered READ : a loss RM1.29 million in disposing an associate company and a larger loss of RM3.475 in the disposal of a subsidiary company.