MyEG Services Bhd has received written confirmation from the MACC that the company and its board of directors are not part of the investigations related to Umno president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.

This was announced to Bursa Malaysia this evening. The company also announced that trading of its shares would resume on Monday.

Earlier today, trading of MyEG shares was suspended after its share price dipped following revelations on the charges being laid against Zahid.

Among others, Zahid was accused to have received RM13.25 million from a company known as Mastoro Kenny IT Consultant & Service to help secure a project from MyEG.

Earlier today, MyEG clarified that the company and its board had no knowledge of dealings with Mastoro.

Little is known about Mastoro other than it's owner also runs a textile firm. He was slapped with a money laundering charge in March.

In all, 45 charges were read out against Zahid today. He faces 27 charges of money laundering, 10 charges for criminal breach of trust and eight charges for receiving gratification.
 

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