PLUS buyout deal goes through despite small "ruckus"


PETALING JAYA: PLUS Expressways Bhd received approval from its shareholders on a RM23bil takeover bid by major shareholder UEM Group and the Employee Provident Fund (EPF) despite a small ruckus followed by a walkout of minority shareholders.

A relatively big group of minority shareholders stormed out of an ongoing PLUS' extraordinary general meeting Wednesday afternoon claiming procedural irregularities, shouting their displeasure to those outside including members of the media.

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