Metro to press on with diversification strategy, cautiously optimistic on outlook
The company wants to grow its footprint in countries where it already has a presence.
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MAINBOARD-LISTED Metro Holdings will continue to diversify its portfolio and grow its presence in different markets as the world gradually loosens restrictions and makes the transition to endemic living.
With the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict and the pandemic dragging on, 2022 is shaping up to be a volatile year. Still, Metro's group chief executive Yip Hoong Mun is cautiously optimistic that this year could be better than the last two years.
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