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Article: Malakoff shares attract attention of investors, BUSINESS TIMES
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- Business Times (Malaysia)
- Article date:
- August 21, 2000
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Shahriman Johari
Business Times (Malaysia)
08-21-2000
MALAKOFF Bhd managing director Ahmad Jauhari Yahya has every reason to
smile. Under his stewardship, the company has grown by leaps and bounds
to become the country's largest independent power producer (IPP).
With its recent successful bid and approved new plant, Malakoff's
power generation capacity will be more than double that of YTL Power International
Bhd, Malaysia's second largest IPP.
A foreign analyst who attended Malakoff's briefing early this month
enthused that the management admitted, jokingly, to having too much work
on their plate now.
Despite the prevailing weak market sentiment, investors are warming up
to the stock, chasing it ...
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Article: Malakoff preferred over other IPP counters, BUSINESS TIMES
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August 2, 2001 ;
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