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Key points in the 2022 Auditor General's Report

These are the key audit areas in the 2022 Auditor General's Report.

Felda:

Net loss - RM1.005 billion

Cash and Cash Equivalents - RM808 million

Dependency on Government Grants:

Received RM214 million in grants in 2022 and RM342 million in 2021

Loan Repayment Commitments:

RM7.973 billion in loans from financial institutions

RM686 million in loans from the federal government

RM50 million of annual repayment to Tawarruq Financing Facility for five years starting 2024

RM2.595 billion balance of annual repayment to Tawarruq Financing Facility for 15 years starting 2029

PR1MA:

Net loss - RM257 million

Liability - RM5.746 billion

Cash and Cash Equivalents - RM428 million

Sukuk loan repayment:

RM3.792 billion balance of Sukuk loan to be repaid by 2027

RM1.750 repayment of Sukuk Tranche 2 in October 2024

LTAT:

Did not provide RM812 billion of impairment for investments.

Reserves recorded a negative balance in 2022 at RM338 million.

RM189 million of non-cash profit is used as the basis for dividend payment

Financial Statement Analysis:

Current surplus - RM54.677 billion for 80 agencies

Current deficit - RM4.570 billion for 50 agencies

Aset and liability position for 130 agencies:

Asset - RM2.492 trillion

Liability - RM903.613 billion

Federal government grants:

86 Federal Agencies received operational and development grants amounting to RM27.034 billion

83 Federal Agencies have accumulated unmortised development grants amounting to RM25.535 billion.

5 agencies that received the highest operational and development grants:

Mara - RM3.755 billion

UiTM - RM2.757 billion

Perkeso - RM1.944 billion

PTPTN - RM1.867 billion

USM - RM1.094 billion

Loans:

24 agencies - RM123.137 billion

Loan balance with the federal government:

4 agencies - RM5.338 billion

LPK - RM3.456 billion

Malaysian Highway Authority - RM767 million

Felda - RM686 million

Railway Assets Corporation - RM420 million

Investments in subsidiary companies:

234 subsidiary companies under 53 federal agencies with a total investment of RM56.128 billion

Audit status:

144 Financial Statements of federal agencies

140 out of 144 Federal Agencies have submitted their Financial Statements

130 financial statements verified

- 116 unmodified opinion

- 14 modified opinion

- 10 in the audit process

4 government agencies have yet to submit financial statements:

-Labuan Financial Services Authority (Labuan FSA)

-Workers Welfare Fund of the Labuan FSA

- Penang Port Commission

- Penang Port Commission-Teluk Ewa.

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