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    The subscription party has achieved an acceptance rate of 84% Advancing the privatization of Malaysian airports
    Led by Khazanah National (Khazanah), the GDA consortium has increased its stake in Malaysia Airports (AIRPORT, 5014, Main Board transportation and logistics stock) to 84.12% as of 5 pm yesterday. $AIRPORT (5014.MY)$ This total includes shares transferred to the acquirer but for which acceptance letters for 1.09% of the shares have not yet been received.
    This total includes shares transferred to the acquirer but for which acceptance letters for 1.09% of the shares have not yet been received.
    GDA needs to achieve 90% acceptance criteria by January 17, 2025, at a price of 11 Ringgit per share to privatize Malaysia Airports.
    The GDA consortium includes Employees Provident Fund (EPF), Khazanah Nasional, Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA), and Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP).
    According to documents submitted by Malaysia Airports to Bursa Malaysia, the acquisition offer will be open for acceptance until 5:00 PM on January 17, 2025.
    On Monday, the Retirement Fund Inc (KWAP) has accepted GDA's offer of 11 Ringgit per share to sell its holdings in Malaysia Airports.
    KWAP and its subsidiaries have sold 0.11925 billion shares to GDA, representing 7.15% of Malaysia Airports' total share capital.
    Source: Nanyang Siang Pau
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    The acquirer has achieved an acceptance rate of 84% and is advancing the privatization of Malaysian airports.
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    (KUALA LUMPUR, 6th) According to MIDF research, the recent outbreak of the human metapulmonary virus (HMPV) epidemic in China is not enough to significantly increase the demand for gloves since it is a common phenomenon in winter.
    According to media reports, the market is currently watching the human metapulmonary virus (HMPV) infection trend during the winter influenza season in China.
    However, according to a statement from China's Ministry of Health, this virus is a common phenomenon in winter and has not reached the severity of the novel outbreak.
    According to reports, although the human metapulmonary virus has attracted attention, the data shows that it accounts for only 6.2% of cases of respiratory infections, far lower than seasonal influenza (30.2%).
    At the same time, the human metapulmonary virus has gradually been understood by the public since it was discovered in 2001. Symptoms of infection are similar to the common cold, including cough, fever, nasal congestion, and sore throat, and rarely develop into serious complications.
    Furthermore, compared to the novel virus, the public is more immune to human metapulmonary virus.
    MIDF research indicates that although gloves can help reduce the spread of the virus to a certain extent, the spread of this virus is not enough to increase demand for gloves in China and around the world.
    Furthermore, even as demand in the Chinese market increases, local glove producers are able to meet internal demand, and overseas manufacturers (including Malaysia) have limited scope to benefit.
    The report also mentioned that starting in 2025, the US will drastically increase tariffs on medical gloves made in China, from 7.5% in 2024 to 50%, and plans to do so at 202...
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