TNB live maintenance personnel preparing to replace the tempered glass insulators at Bukit Beruntung power substation in Rawang.
Tenaga Nasional Bhd
(TNB) could potentially see a change in investor profile, moving forward, after it decided that it is time to power up returns for shareholders and turn up the volume for growth from overseas.
Risk-seeking investors could soon count TNB as part of their portfolio as the utility group, which is not usually known for growth but rather stable returns, embarks on a new 10-year plan to boost growth from overseas ventures.
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