Mercurius Capital's plan to buy 10 grocery business in Malaysia


SINGAPORE: Mercurius Capital Investment said its legal counsels in Malaysia have started the drafting and preparations of the necessary legal documentation for the proposed acquisition of 10 grocery businesses in Malaysia, Bloomberg reported.

Additionally, the company's management has also commenced a review of the financial statements and related financial information of the stores, according to a Monday bourse disclosure.

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