Mulpha pares down stake in Australia’s Aveo


The asset-rich Malaysian group will receive about RM358.92mil from the transaction.This came about after Aveo was taken private by a Canadian private equity giant, Brookfield.

Mulpha International Bhd has pared down its stake in one of its key assets – Australia’s retirement village operator, Aveo Group Ltd to 15.5% from the 24.4% it held before.

Mulpha had been Aveo’s single largest shareholder for more than a decade, having invested into it in the early 2000s, when it acquired a portfolio of assets Down Under.

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