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The troubled logistics company announced its intention to delist yesterday.
The New Zealand Shareholders’ Association has said QEX Logistics delisting from the NZX is “the worst possible outcome for shareholders”.
QEX Logistics, whose shares have been suspended since mid-February, said in a stock exchange announcement yesterday that it would seek approval from the NZX and shareholders to delist from the mainboard.
Chair Conor English and directors Danny Chan and Martin MacDonald resigned from the logistics company en-masse on February 18, all citing differences with chief executive and majority shareholder, Jingjie (Ronnie) Xue.
QEX has said that despite ongoing recruitment efforts, “several key factors” had made it difficult for the company to
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Meridian and Contact have been cleared following an investigation into the spilling of water from their South Island dams. Photo / Grant Bradley
Meridian and Contact have been cleared following an investigation into the spilling of water from their South Island dams. Photo / Grant Bradley
The Electricity Authority said it had found that neither Meridian nor Contact had breached trading provisions following an "undesirable trading situation (UTS)" complaint made by group of power companies. Haast Energy Trading, Ecotricity, Electric Kiwi, Flick Electric, Oji Fibre, Pulse Energy Alliance and Vocus claimed that a UTS involving the spilling of water from November 2019 through to January 2020.
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QEX Logistics, whose shares have been suspended since its board resigned en-masse in mid-February, is looking to delist from the NZX.
The logistics company said in a stock exchange announcement today that it would seek approval from the NZX and shareholders to delist from the main board.
This was after its shares were suspended indefinitely on February 18 when it fell foul of listing rules following the resignations of chair Conor English and directors Danny Chan and Martin MacDonald.
They all left citing “differences” with chief executive and majority shareholder, Jingjie (Ronnie) Xue.
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8 Mar, 2021 08:53 PM
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Ronnie and Doreen Xue of QEX Logistics. Photo / Supplied
QEX logistics has lost its second auditor in less than a month.
The company said its auditor, RSM Hayes Audit, had resigned, effective from today.
RSM was appointed on February 10 after the resignation of Deloitte.
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• The resignations of its independent directors and the company's non-compliance with the NZX Listing Rules.
• The suspension of QEX's ordinary shares from trading on the NZX.
QEX said the company is in discussions with potential replacement auditors.
NZ RegCo, the NZX's regulatory arm, last month said formal investigations were under way into QEX on a number of matters relating to the company's compliance with listing rules and disclosure requirements.
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23 Feb, 2021 04:25 AM
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Ronnie and Doreen Xue of QEX Logistics. Photo / Supplied
QEX Logistics has revealed that the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) has brought charges under the Animal Products Act against its trading subsidiary New Y Trading Ltd and QEX's chief executive Jinjie (Ronnie) Xue.
MPI brought the charges in November last year.
QEX said MPI is continuing its investigation and the charges are currently under review by MPI.
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New Y and Xue would defend the charges, QEX said.
The charges allege that New Y and Xue in August 2019 attempted to export milk powder and honey without raising export declarations in MPI's e-certificate system in breach of the Animal Products Act 1999.
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