MKH Applies To Bursa For Delisting Following Takeover Offer
MKH Bhd has applied to Bursa Malaysia to delist from the Main Market. The application follows a takeover offer. MKH is a property developer.
What it means for buyers, tenants and investorsShareholders of MKH Bhd can check the status of the delisting application and the takeover offer for details on how it affects their shares.
What it means for Japanese buyers
MKH Bhd applied to delist from Bursa Malaysia.
This may affect buyers or tenants of MKH's properties, but details are unclear.
Buyers should check with the developer for more information.
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| Source | Business Today ↗ |
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