Ms. Adliza Abdullah informed the Meeting that Weststar Aviation Services Sdn Bhd
(“WASSB”) is refinancing its existing banking facilities and has entered into CAPEX
Facility Loan Agreement with CIMB Investment Bank Berhad (the “Bank”). In this regard,
the pledge of aircraft is required as a condition of the loan agreement. The aforementioned
Facility Loan is the refinanced loan moved from Bank Pembangunan Malaysia Berhad to the
Bank.
Reference is made to the fact that the Company has procured aircraft to be used for the
Company’s business. One of the aircraft is the AgustaWestland Model AW 139 aircraft
bearing manufacturer’s serial number 31543 and Thai registration mark HS-UOH (the
Airframe) together with two Pratt & Whitney Canada model PT6C engines installed therein
having manufacturer’s serial numbers PCE-KB1474 and PCE-KB1482, together with all
parts, (the “Aircraft”) which were leased by the Company under the operating lease
agreements dated June 17, 2014 entered into between the Company as lessee and WASSB as
lessor.
In connection with such leases of Aircraft, the Company is required to enter into the Aircraft
Thai Pledge Agreement in respect of the Aircraft, as custodian, with WASSB as pledgor, the
Bank as security agent, and the Finance Parties as pledgee, (the “Aircraft Thai Pledge
Agreement”). The purpose of the entry into the Aircraft Thai Pledge Agreement is for
acknowledging the Company’s responsibilities as security keeper of the Aircraft on behalf of
the Security Agent and the Finance Parties.
In the case that there is a change of ownership on certain Aircraft from WASSB to the
Company in the future, WASSB will coordinate with the Bank to obtain consent on the
Aircraft Thai Pledge Agreement. In this regard, the entry into this Aircraft Thai Pledge
Agreement will not affect any right obtained by the Company.
The Chairman, therefore, requested the Meeting to approve and authorize the following
matters:
(a) the Company’s entry into, execution and delivery of and the performance of the
Company’s obligations under, the Aircraft Thai Pledge Agreements, be approved;
(b) the Company’s entry into and execution and delivery of any documents and
agreements, related to the Aircraft Thai Pledge Agreement (including the deregistration
power of attorney in respect of the Aircraft to be granted by the Company in favour of
the Bank) and any other documents and agreements required to be signed or provided
by the Company under or in connection with the Aircraft Thai Pledge Agreement, shall
be approved, (the Aircraft Thai Pledge Agreement and the documents and agreements
referred to in this paragraph (b) shall be collectively referred to as the “Documents”);
and
(c) any authorized directors of the Company under the Company’s affidavit and any person
appointed by the authorized directors of the Company under the power of attorney (the
authorized directors and such person shall be referred to as an “Authorized Person”)
shall be authorized to execute and deliver any Documents, sign and certify any other
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documents required to be provided by the Company and perform any other acts relating
to the Aircraft Thai Pledge Agreements on behalf of the Company.
The Meeting considered the matter and unanimously resolved as follows:
RESOLVED: THAT all of the matters proposed by the