I is sad if siblings fight over moolah....

Kesian bapak derang penat2 bina company....Its already an empire.

mind you he is not like other AP kings who sell the papers for quick profit...

he used his AP to import and resale cars, that take efforts to set up auto shop, hire salesman etc

also he started from bottom , he used to buy AP from oversea students at rm1k-rm2k each and open small 2nd hand shop somewhere in KL

he is an entrepreneur that strive to work hard and make use of the NEP sytem to help bumi entrepreneur such as himself , not like other AP kings abuse system to make money

u know him (Naza) b4 he become successful?...
just want to hear from you about his life before he got an empire...cmon, blue tag sure got something to show...

In 1974, when he was 19, he had RM80,000 in his bank account which he saved from his remunerations from helping out his contractor father . He started his automobile business with an allocation of Approved Permits (APs) to import foreign cars. APs are government-issued permits to import cars for bumiputras. He made his first million in about a year.

With the RM80,000 he bought 20 APs and then flew to Japan. He spent three months there and brought in his first 20 units of used Japanese cars, which he sold in three month

Nasimuddin was implicated in the AP controversy of 2005, when he was dubbed the "AP King". It was claimed that he and three other prominent businessmen were monopolising the issuance of Approved Permits (APs). APs are government-issued permits to import cars for bumiputras. The practice of APs helped shift dominance of the car import industry from the ethnic Chinese to the Malays. Former Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad described Nasimuddin as an example of the New Economic Policy's (NEP) success, Bernama reported.