The Corporate Laws (Amendment) Bill of 2026 introduced a structural change. It resulted in a decrease in the required approval from 90% to 75% for fast track mergers based on member and creditor votes. This is meant to streamline corporate restructuring, but it also causes worry about protecting minority shareholders.

In this blog, the author investigates the sustainability of such automatic tariff revision mechanism, pointing legal and policy challenges it would face in materialising. Potential solution to the legal issues is discussed.

Read narrowly, AKG Construction rescued one contractor. Read for the principle it carries, it restates that the State may choose whom to contract with, but it may not pronounce an enterprise’s civil death without the discipline the Constitution exacts.