DNeX, which provides services in the technology and energy sectors, said the investigation might potentially be related to a legacy issue, based on the limited information available to the company.

“The company does not condone nor tolerate any form of misconduct among its employees and contractors and will ensure that SilTerra provides its full cooperation and assistance to the authority in their investigation,” it said in a filing with Bursa Malaysia Securities Bhd today.

DNeX said SilTerra’s business operations would not be affected and there was no financial or operational impact to the DNeX group arising from the MACC probe.

“The company will make the necessary announcements to Bursa Malaysia as and when there are further developments in relation thereof,” it added.

Electronics chipmaker SilTerra was a loss-making unit under Khazanah Nasional Berhad until it was sold to a consortium involving DNeX and a China-based equity fund in March this year.