Looks like even though a draft response had been written, Proton will not be doing any additional explanation regarding the sale of MV Agusta to Gevi SpA to the public as requested by the joint letter by Tun Dr. M and Tengku Mahaleel.
Proton says all the necessary details had already been provided in it’s announcement to Bursa Malaysia, therefore Proton will not be making any additional statements on the matter despite the request by the TM duo.
Looks like there will not be any additional drama for the time being until the next salvo is shot by the TM duo.
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The comments mainly focus on concerns about Proton's transparency and management decisions, especially regarding the recent sale of Augusta for 1 euro and related financial issues. Many commenters question why Proton is not providing clear explanations, implying there might be hidden problems or mismanagement. There is a strong sentiment that Proton, being a national car company, should answer to the rakyat and be more open about its dealings. Several comments criticize certain individuals within Proton, accusing them of hypocrisy, betrayal, or greed, and suggest that key figures like Mahathir should push for accountability. Overall, feelings of suspicion, frustration, and a desire for honesty dominate, with some Wow hopes that leaders like Tun Mahathir will intervene for transparency.