Pharmaniaga's share price falls on concession worries


Star Online reported that Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad as saying there would be no more concessionaire for logistics and distribution services for medical supplies and an open tender system would be introduced instead.

"As the government believes in meritocracy, the company is confident that its performance will be the key factor to continue its services either through extension of concession or open tender contract, ” it said in a statement.

Pharmaniaga said pending the Cabinet’s decision, it was business as usual and “we will continue to provide our best services for the rakyat, consistent with our tagline Passion for Patients”.

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