Berjaya unit in PH acquires stake in Malaysian IT firm
By Miguel R. Camus
Berjaya Philippines Inc., the domestic unit of Malaysia’s Berjaya Group, has acquired a minority stake in a Malaysian information technology company.
Berjaya Philippines Inc., the domestic unit of Malaysia’s Berjaya Group, has acquired a minority stake in a Malaysian information technology company.
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