Johor Sultan raises stake in Berjaya Assets


Bigger stake: Sultan Ibrahim has acquired 80 million Berjaya Assets shares on Wednesday, raising his stake in the company to 10.09%.

PETALING JAYA: The Sultan of Johor, Sultan Ibrahim Ibni Almarhum Sultan Iskandar, has increased his stake in Berjaya Assets Bhd, making him the second-largest individual shareholder in the company that owns Berjaya Times Square.

This follows his purchase of 80 million Berjaya Assets shares on Wednesday, raising his stake in the company to 120 million, a filing with Bursa Malaysia showed yesterday.

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