Das: APFT exploring air charter business


PETALING JAYA: APFT Bhd plans to sell non-profitable businesses and expand into air charter services to turn around, according to newly appointed executive director Edwin Silvester Das.

This is part of the restructuring that APFT, a loss making concern, has embarked on since August this year

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