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PNCC is likely to pay up much more, possibly reaching over a billion, as COA stipulated that it should also pay interest of 12% per year from April 1994 to June 2013, and 6% annual interest from July 2013 until it is fully paid. The Pahang government and Asiavest entered into a compromise agreement, with the latter paying up some 3.9 Malaysian ringgit.
Despite this, PNCC still did not pay up, forcing Asiavest to file a petition before COA to compel the company to settle its obligations.
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