Mamee gets ‘monster’ GLIC funding
A Friday newsbreak.
Editor’s note: Article has been updated with KWAP’s ‘no comment’.
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Malaysian snack maker Mamee-Double Decker is set to receive about RM1 billion from a government-linked investment company (GLIC), sources tell me.