MSC: It’s business as usual for tin shipments


Pursuant to the completion of the proposed share split, the company will also offer a bonus issue of up to 200 million new subdivided shares on the basis of one bonus share for every one split share. (File pic shows workers at the tin smelting plant in Penang.

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia Smelting Corp Bhd (MSC), one of the world’s largest refined tin producers has refuted a Reuters report, and says that delivery of shipments to its customers are on schedule and its operations are “business as usual”.

“We will investigate this matter and will provide an update where necessary. As always, we value our customers and remain committed to them,” it said in a statement yesterday.

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