TAE seeks SC's consent to withdraw TA Global takeover offer due to Covid-19


KUALA LUMPUR: Stockbroker TA Enterprise Bhd (TAE) is seeking the Securities Commission's consent to withdraw its conditional voluntary offer to take over property arm TA Global Bhd.

"Upon receipt of the SC's prior written consent, the offer shall cease and TAE will be released from any obligation arising from the offer," it said in a filing with Bursa Malaysia today.

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