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Why Was Zetrix's Trading Halted Today?
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Bursa Malaysia halted Zetrix AI shares for an hour on Friday, after the company said founder and group managing director TS Wong fell to a 1.895% stake, breaching a covenant in its RM2 billion sukuk that requires him to stay its single largest shareholder. Shares last traded at 6 sen, down 7.7% intraday, before the halt — not a close.
Why was Zetrix’s trading halted today?
- TS Wong’s stake fell to 1.895% after lenders force-sold 358.8 million pledged shares, 12-14 October (Bursa filing).
- Zetrix has until 22 October to fix the breach, or ask Sukukholders to waive it (Bursa filing).
- MARC Ratings had already flagged the risk, cutting the AA-IS programme to MARCWatch Negative on 6 October (MARC Ratings).
Track the live price on the Bursa heat list, or read this site’s dated timeline of the sell-off so far.
What to watch
- 22 Oct 2026Deadline for Zetrix to remedy the covenant breach, or seek Sukukholders’ consent through an Extraordinary Resolution (Bursa filing).
- Not yet fixedMARC Ratings’ next review of the AA-IS rating, on MARCWatch Negative since 6 October (MARC Ratings).
Sources
Bursa filings (via KLSE Screener)
- 16 Oct, 9.27am: Zetrix trading halt & resumption of trading, ref ILC-16102026-00003
- 16 Oct, 9.25am: Potential breach of covenant under the Sukuk Wakalah programme of up to RM2.0 billion
- 16 Oct, 9.24am: Notice of Person Ceasing (Section 139), Wong Thean Soon, ref CS3-13102026-00007
- 16 Oct, 9.24am: Changes in Director’s Interest (Section 219), Wong Thean Soon
- 16 Oct, 9.24am: Dealings in Listed Securities (Chapter 14), ref DLR-12102026-00036
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