TMC Life Sciences Bhd has denied that its major shareholder Peter Lim Eng Hock was mulling to inject all his healthcare service assets in Malaysia and Singapore into the company, after a local daily reported the matter, quoting sources.
TMC Life told Bursa Malaysia this evening that it had enquired its directors and Lim over the rumour, and said that the major shareholder “was not aware of the (statements) and the company did not receive any notification on its major shareholder’s plan to park both hospital assets — Tropicana Medical Centre in Petaling Jaya and Thomson Medical Centre in Singapore — under TMC Life”.
TMC Life told Bursa Malaysia this evening that it had enquired its directors and Lim over the rumour, and said that the major shareholder “was not aware of the (statements) and the company did not receive any notification on its major shareholder’s plan to park both hospital assets — Tropicana Medical Centre in Petaling Jaya and Thomson Medical Centre in Singapore — under TMC Life”.
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