Mirxes audit delayed over US$14 million prepayments, triggers forensic probe
- Mirxes shares remain suspended in Hong Kong following delay in publishing fiscal 2025 annual results tied to audit concerns raised by KPMG.
- Audit work flagged 14 prepayments totaling about US$14 million, with incomplete documentation on commercial rationale, vendor background, procurement compliance.
- KPMG also identified material cash outflows after Dec. 31, 2025, with questions over whether transactions were in ordinary course of business.
- Hong Kong Exchange issued resumption conditions requiring independent forensic investigation, internal control review, publication of outstanding results.
- Exchange set Sept. 30, 2027 as deadline to resume trading before potential delisting under 18-month suspension rule.
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