Tat Hong eyes A$800 million sale of Australian unit in review of strategic options
SINGAPORE crane supplier Tat Hong could sell its Australian construction and heavy-equipment arm as it weighs its future Down Under, said group chief executive Roland Ng.
The Australian Financial Review (AFR) had reported that the group may seek at least A$800 million (S$714.02 million) for the sale of Tutt Bryant Group (TBG), based on valuations in recent transactions.
AFR added that Tat Hong has brought in Bank of America to help facilitate the sale.
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