Taiwan against IOI Properties' purchase of Taipei 101
Malaysian firm's attempt to buy 37.17% stake in national landmark to draw "strict review" from Investment commission
Kuala Lumpur
TAIWAN has indicated that it is not keen on the idea of Malaysia's IOI Properties Group (IOIPG) being a large co-owner of the iconic Taipei 101 because it is a national symbol.
According to a Reuters report, Finance Minister Chang Sheng-ford on Monday said that foreigners ought not to control the national landmark, while its investment committee hinted at a stringent approach to IOIPG's application to buy a 37.17 per cent stake in the tower.
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