KFC, QSR need to shape up and end up with a much higher valuation


PETALING JAYA: Following the recent resounding vote of approval by shareholders, it is a mere formality now for the twin privatisations of KFC Holdings (M) Bhd and its parent QSR Brands Bhd to come to fruition.

But while the lives of these companies as listed entities is coming to an end, they are entering into a new journey one driven by a strong need to shape up and end up with a much higher valuation from when they were privatised.

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