Khazanah to slash debt to RM40 bil, says Azmin

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The sovereign wealth fund has reduced its debts from RM55 billion a year ago to RM47 billion, says the economics affairs minister. FMTNews

Khazanah Nasional has sold assets worth about RM65 billion in the past 10 years, says Economic Affairs Minister Azmin Ali.

Economic Affairs Minister Mohamed Azmin Ali said the disposals in the past had been successful in lowering the wealth fund’s debt to RM47 billion from RM55 billion a year ago. “I’m not in a position to disclose any details. Once Khazanah and MAS conclude the exercise, we will make an appropriate announcement,” he said.

 

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