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Chin Hin Director to Join Techna-X Board Amidst Major Restructuring

ChinHin and its controlling shareholders have actively acquired controlling stakes in various companies over the past few years. Notable acquisitions include:

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Techna-X Bhdis set to appoint a director from Chin Hin Group Bhd to its board within two weeks. This move follows significant corporate restructuring at Techna-X, including a rights issue of warrants and changes in board members and share ownership.

Chin Hin has a history of acquiring controlling stakes in various companies, leading to increased profitability and rising stock prices.

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In recent months, TechnaX has undergone significant corporate restructuring, including a rights issue of warrants and a major overhaul of its board members. There have also been substantial changes in the ownership of major blocks of TechnaX shares, including those held by current and former directors.

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Chin Hin’s acquisitions

ChinHin and its controlling shareholders have actively acquired controlling stakes in various companies over the past few years. Notable acquisitions include:

Chin Hin Group Property Bhd (CHGP, Stock code: 7187) Friday closed at RM2.84

Ajiya Bhd (Ajiya, Stock code: 7609): Friday close at RM1.52

Signature International Bhd (Sign, Stock code: 7246): Friday closed at RM1.47

Teladan Group Bhd (Teladan, Stock code: 0230): Friday closed at RM1.02

Master Tec Group Bhd (MTec, Stock code: 0295): Friday closed at RM1.36

Fiamma Holdings Bhd (Fiamma, Stock code: 6939): Friday closed at RM1.19

Notably, following Chin Hin’s involvement, all these companies have either turned profitable or become more profitable. Their stock prices have been on a steady upward trend, surpassing RM1, with the exception of CHGP, which is nearing RM3.