The party that takes over Proton has to contend with loss-making Group Lotus


DRB-Hicom Bhd is certainly aware that if it, or any other of the potential suitors, does take over Proton Holdings Bhd, it will acquire all the assets and liabilities of the national carmaker.

And when that happens, the company that will steer Proton's future sooner or later will need to address the obvious elephant in the room Group Lotus, the sports car unit of Proton.

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