New lenders emerge as Midas board calls shareholder dialogue
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Annabeth Leow
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MORE lenders have emerged to assail Midas Holdings, which is struggling with unauthorised loans and guarantees involving its Chinese subsidiaries.
And four senior executives in China have resigned, after internal checks found a failure to report material information to the company, Midas said in a series of announcements on Wednesday evening.
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