Tesco to sell off its S Korean unit Homeplus
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BRITISH retailer Tesco plc has invited at least six firms including KKR & Co and Carlyle Group to bid for its South Korean unit Homeplus, valued at about US$6 billion, sources said.
A sale is seen as Tesco's best bet to cut debt and fund a turnaround plan as it battles to recover from an accounting scandal and reverse market share losses at home to discount chains Aldi and Lidl.
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