Court grants application to sell ‘Equanimity’


KUALA LUMPUR: The Admiralty Court here has granted an application by the 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) Group and the government to sell the Equanimity super­yacht, which is allegedly linked to businessman Low Taek Jho.

Judicial Commissioner Kadijah Idris allowed the application to sell the ship by 1MDB, its subsidiaries 1MDB Energy Holdings Ltd and 1MDB Global Investment Ltd, and the government pursuant to Order 29 Rule 4 of Rules of Court 2012.

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