Cool response to possible new round of KNM privatisation


PETALING JAYA: News that KNM Group Bhd is open to the possibility of another round of privatisation exercise has met with cold sceptism among analysts.

A report yesterday quoted group managing director and acting chairman Lee Swee Eng as saying he would not rule out the possibility of a future privatisation exercise.

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