Company should have been charged RM116.54 million for non-delivery of warships, A-G's Report shows

A littoral combat ship similar to the ones supposed to have been delivered.

In the event of a delay of more than 12 months, it said, the defence ministry had the right to end the contract or maintain it while ensuring that the company fulfilled its obligation, with the ministry maintaining the right to claim damages in the aforementioned clause. Instead, the defence ministry only released a reminder to the company on June 14, 2019 about the delay in delivery of the warships.

The delay of 435 days as of June 10 meant that the company was supposed to pay a total of RM217.5 million in damages.

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A-G Report: Defence Ministry did not impose claims or late charges of RM116.54mil to company supposed to deliver its shipPETALING JAYA: The Defence Ministry failed to impose liquidated damages or late charges of RM116.54mil on the company that was supposed to deliver the littoral combat ship (LCS) 1, said the 2019 Auditor-General’s report.
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A-G Report: Defence Ministry did not impose claims or late charges of RM116.54mil to company supposed to deliver its shipPETALING JAYA: The Defence Ministry failed to impose liquidated damages or late charges of RM116.54mil on the company that was supposed to deliver the littoral combat ship (LCS) 1, said the 2019 Auditor-General’s report.
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