Raffles Infrastructure eyes smart city projects with new major shareholder
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RAFFLES Infrastructure Holdings - currently on the Singapore Exchange's watch-list - and its new substantial shareholder, South Korea-listed Magic Micro, will explore potential partnerships in infrastructure and smart city projects in the global market.
Both companies signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on financial and technological cooperation in infrastructure investment opportunities, according to Raffles Infrastructure's bourse filing on Thursday.
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