Mainly Ananda Krishnan-owned Bumi Armada to be taken private again?


The oil and gas services company

PETALING JAYA: Bumi Armada Bhd’s tumbling share price and the sudden departure of its chief executive officer on Dec 5 is fuelling talk that the company could be taken private again.

The oil-and-gas services company’s main shareholder T Ananda Krishnan has a track record of de-listing companies when times are bad and taking it back to the market when conditions and valuations improve.

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