Abu Dhabi to inject RM3.6bil lifeline


KUALA LUMPUR: Debt-laden 1Malaysia Development Bhd has received a lifeline of US$1bil (RM3.6bil) from Abu Dhabi’s energy investment arm to repay its loan to a syndicate of international banks.

The US$1bil would come from the International Petroleum Investment Company (IPIC), which had entered into an agreement with 1MDB, along with its subsidiary Aabar Investments.

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