Industronics, China's SDIC to team up on US$1bil investment bank venture


KUALA LUMPUR: Industronics Bhd will collaborate with China’s state-owned investment holding company to set up a local investment bank in Labuan.

In a statement today, Industronics said it would work with the regulators on the necessary compliance-related issues and other required approvals.

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