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Tycoon Vincent Tan cuts Berjaya stake in asset sales

Tycoon Vincent Tan cuts Berjaya stake in asset sales
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Malaysian tycoon Vincent Tan has sold a significant portion of his shares in the conglomerate Berjaya, reducing his stake to approximately 15 percent. These sales are part of a broader strategy to divest from several listed companies.

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The divestment signals a major shift in the portfolio of one of Malaysia's most prominent business figures, impacting multiple listed entities.

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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian tycoon Tan Sri Vincent Tan sold RM115 million (S$37 million) worth of shares in conglomerate Berjaya, extending a series of disposals that have reduced his holding in the company to about 15 per cent.

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