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In the Run-Up towards BCA's Divestment

Tuesday, December 4, 2001

Through divestment, the government hopes to get the best possible price. To BCA, finding a dependable investor is just as important.

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In three weeks time, the divestment of the government's stake in Bank Central Asia (BCA) will finally take place. The price at which the government will release its shares is now a hot topic of conversation. In fact, when IBRA announced the names of the nine selected investors, many got into the guessing game on who would be the most appropriate winner. There is now an electric atmosphere of business competition, ambition, lobbying and political c...

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