TABLE 1 � PROPOSED VARIATION
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TABLE 1 – PROPOSED VARIATION
The Private Placement raised total gross proceeds of RM13.61 million which is proposed to be utilised as
follows: -
Proposed Variation
Notes RM’000
Repayment of bank borrowings (a) 5,000
Working capital (b) 8,611
Total 13,611
Notes:-
(a) Repayment of Bank Borrowings
The Company intends to utilise approximately RM5.0 million from the proceeds to repay the
existing financing facility of the Group, details of which are as follows:-
Principal
Bank Borrower Limit Outstanding
Type Of
As At Interest Rate
Facility Terms of Repayment
27 April 2009
RM’000 RM’000 %
6 quarterly
repayments to mature
AmBank (M) SAAG
on 25 July 2010 or COF + 1.5
Berhad Consolidated 45,000 45,000 Term Loan
receipt of Rights (approx. 5.1%)
(“AmBank”) * (M) Bhd
Issue proceeds,
whichever is earlier
TPS Builders
Union Bank India 2,100 1,359 Overdraft Bullet repayment approx. 18%
Ltd
* Pursuant to the internal business reorganization exercise of the AMMB Holdings Berhad group of companies, all fund-based
activities in credit/lending operations of AmInvestment Bank Berhad for conventional business was consolidated under AmBank
(M) Berhad via a vesting order which came into effect on 12 April 2008. As such, this term loan which was originallyprovided
by AmInvestment Bank Berhad on 6 November 2007 has since been transferred to AmBank (M) Berhad
(b) Working Capital Requirements
The Company intends to utilise part of the proceeds for the working capital requirements of the
day-to-day operations/business of the SAAG Group, in areas related to the Group's principal
businesses, as well as to defray the expenses arising from the Company’s fund raising proposals
including the Private Placement, Proposed Rights Issue (defined below) and its proposed issuance
of exchangeable bonds.
In the event there is a surplus after paying off the estimated expenses and the repayment of bank
borrowings, the surplus will be further utilised for working capital purposes.
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