Brahim’s confident will not lose contract in Malaysia Airlines revamp


SEPANG: Brahim’s Holdings Bhd is confident that the company’s 70%-owned Brahim’s Airline Catering Sdn Bhd (BAC) will not lose its contract with Malaysia Airlines (MAS), even as its lucrative 25-year contract is being renegotiated under the airline’s massive restructuring exercise.

Brahim’s executive chairman Datuk Ibrahim Ahmad Badawi told StarBiz yesterday that he is expecting a “positive outcome” from a meeting today to discuss its catering contract.

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