-- グラス・ルイス証券は、PPBグループ(KLSE:PPB)の株主総会が5月14日に開催されるのに先立ち、株主向けに懸念事項に関する警告を発令した。 この警告は、PPBグループが筆頭株主を務めるウィルマー・インターナショナルに関連する規制および法的問題に関するものである。 ウィルマー・インターナショナルは、PPBグループの主要な収益源である。 PPBグループは、ウィルマーへの投資に関して41億7000万リンギットの減損損失を計上し、グループ全体の純損失につながった。 この減損損失は、インドネシアにおける規制上の罰則、訴訟、コンプライアンス関連リスク、およびウィルマー・インターナショナルが中国で直面しているマクロ経済的な制約に起因する。 この調整は、ウィルマー・インターナショナルの将来的な収益貢献に対する懸念の高まりを示している。 警告の根拠は、関連するメディア報道と潜在的な重大なESGリスクに関連しており、監督上の問題およびその他のガバナンス上の問題に該当する。
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