Datuk Ibrahim Ali, the president of Malay rights group Perkasa said that the movement is suggesting that EKUINAS (Ekuiti Nasional Berhad) to buy the shares of the 5 Bumiputera companies which will be public listed soon as announced by prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak. Ibrahim Ali said that this would ensure that the Bumiputera companies would continue to remain the hands of Bumiputeras. He also applauded the recent launch of Teraju and hoped that the new unit will also help the smaller Bumiputera companies.
He said “Yes, out of RM52 billion Bumiputera shares, now there is only RM2 billion (still accounted for); I am also upset, but there is Ekuinas now. The government can ensure that those shares can only be sold to Ekuinas. Such intervention would match the criteria for affirmative action that Perkasa has been fighting for. This is what we call affirmative action or guided economy. We thank the prime minister for his decision. We don’t want to interfere in Teraju, we will wait for the results,”
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is Ibrahim Katak the PM or is PERKASA ruling the country?? wooii...beruk...you fellas if even u have 100trillion shares in not enough lah....all you fellas want is fast money...shares allocated to you but due to your lifestyle needs ...you cash out your share options to others! Then what more you braking about ?? Guided economy konon...poooddaahhhh !!!
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