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KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 20): MyTech Group Bhd (KL:MYTECH) said its takeover offer by executive chairman Tan Sri Cheng Joo Teik has turned unconditional after the parties acting in concert crossed the 50% shareholding mark.

Cheng and the PACs held 53.61% in MyTech at market close on Tuesday (Jan 20), according to a company filing.

Cheng’s takeover offer of 30 sen per MyTech share will remain open until 5pm on Feb 3, the filing said.

The offer values MyTech, which is involved in the manufacturing of precision springs and provision of financial services, at RM73.84 million.

Cheng launched the takeover bid after raising his stake by 17.7% to 42.51% in MyTech.

The proposal’s independent adviser DWA Advisory said the offer is not fair and not reasonable, being below market price and its estimated value of 33 sen-36 sen, and recommended shareholders reject the offer.

Shares of MyTech settled at 29 sen, giving it a market capitalisation of RM71.38 million.

Edited ByAdam Aziz
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