BHIC's subsidiary proposes to dispose of shares in Lumut Naval Shipyard

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Boustead Heavy Industries Corporation's subsidiary, Perstim Industries, plans to sell shares in Lumut Naval Shipyard to Ocean Sunshine for RM334.73 million cash to support the completion of the Littoral Combat Ship project.

Boustead Heavy Industries Corporation Bhd’s indirect wholly owned subsidiary Perstim Industries Sdn Bhd has proposed to dispose of 27,000,001 ordinary shares in Lumut Naval Shipyard Sdn Bhd to Ocean Sunshine Bhd for RM334.73 million cash.

“On May 29, 2023, BHIC announced that its board had acknowledged receiving a letter from the Minister of Finance Incorporated stating its intention to acquire, through OSB , 20.8% of BHIC’s total equity interest in Lunas, which is held via PISB. Additionally, it said that introducing a new strategic shareholder, OSB, aligns with LUNAS' plans to enhance its business and operations, particularly in the construction, repair and maintenance of naval and commercial ships.

BHIC Subsidiary Perstim Industries Lumut Naval Shipyard Ocean Sunshine Disposal Shares Cash Littoral Combat Ship Project

 

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