M&A deals seen rising


Maybank Investment Bank head of advisory Reza Mohd Zin

PETALING JAYA: Corporate Malaysia is set to see active merger and acquisition (M&A) activities moving into 2025 underpinned by various drivers amid downside risks.

Certain sectors, at the same time, are expected to attract more M&As which is a boon to the local economy despite uncertainties at the global economic front.

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