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Compounds amounting RM4.4 million issued to 12 companies linked to GISBH - Armizan

The compounds were issued after an investigation by the Companies Commission of Malaysia found that all the companies did not comply with the requirement to submit their annual statements and financial statements.

26 Sep 2024 02:33pm
Besides GISBH, there are 17 other companies using the GISB name in their SSM registration. - Photo by Bernama
Besides GISBH, there are 17 other companies using the GISB name in their SSM registration. - Photo by Bernama

PETALING JAYA - The Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (KPDN) has imposed compounds amounting to RM4.4 million against 12 companies related to GISB Holdings Sdn Bhd (GISBH) recently.

KPDN Minister Datuk Armizan Mohd Ali said the compounds were issued after an investigation by the Companies Commission of Malaysia (SSM) found that all the companies did not comply with the requirement to submit their annual statements and financial statements.

"Besides GISBH, there are 17 other companies using the GISB name in their SSM registration. At the same time, a review of data and websites related to GISB or 'Ikhwan' found that 201 businesses could be linked to GISB.

"One of the company's responsibilities every year is to submit their audited financial statements. SSM investigation found that these 12 companies did not comply with the responsibility of submitting their Annual Statement and Financial Statement," he said when met after the TikTok Shop Seller Summit 2024 here, today.

Armizan said on the issue of GISBH, KPDN is responsible for helping the Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM) in terms of legislation and non-compliance with related acts by its business networks. - BERNAMA

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