Billionaire Lim family's Genting launches $1.6B deal to take Malaysia unit private - VnExpress International
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
57% : The move, announced on Monday, comes as Genting seeks statutory control to strengthen its financial position ahead of a potential $5.5 billion casino project in New York, where its U.S. unit is bidding for a downstate gaming license.46% : The offer is conditional on Genting securing more than 50% of Genting Malaysia's shares and will be funded through up to 6.3 billion ringgit in debt financing and internal cash, according to the filing.
44% : Genting said it does not intend to maintain Genting Malaysia's listing if public shareholding falls below regulatory thresholds and may seek a delisting or compulsory acquisition if it reaches 90%.
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