-- MeGroup(SGX:SJY)の子会社であるMenang Nusantaraは、マレーシアのWelloyd Propertiesから2棟の商業用不動産を約1,400万リンギットで取得することで合意した。これは火曜日にシンガポール証券取引所に提出された書類で明らかになった。 音響・部品システムメーカーである同社の株価は、水曜日の取引で9%以上急騰した。 これらの物件はセランゴール州クランに位置し、それぞれ2階建ての半独立型商業ビルである。 契約に基づき、Welloydは契約締結日または開発許可取得日のいずれか遅い方から36ヶ月以内に、物件の建設を完了し、Menang Nusantaraに引き渡す予定である。 この動きは、同社が地域における販売代理店ネットワークを拡大するという戦略に沿ったものである。
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