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TMK Chemical Acquires CCM; AirAsia Seeks Funding Amid Route Recovery

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 16
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TMK Chemical Bhd is acquiring CCM for RM939.9mil to establish a larger, integrated chemicals group. Separately, AirAsia is restoring its routes due to continued strong travel demand and is pursuing commercial debt refinancing and international funding to manage higher fuel costs.

From thestar.com.my

Why it matters

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The acquisition aims to create a chemicals group with greater scale, reach, and operational efficiencies. AirAsia is managing operational recovery while seeking US$1bil in international funding and RM700mil from local banks to support its operations.

From thestar.com.my

Who's involved

  • CCMThe company being acquired by TMK Chemical Bhd.
  • Tmk Chemical BhdThe public company acquiring CCM to form an integrated chemicals group.
  • AirAsiaThe low-cost airline restoring routes and seeking financing.
  • Tony FernandesThe entrepreneur whose philosophy guides AirAsia's strategic direction.

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  • AirAsiaSpeculative

    AirAsia may secure necessary funding to manage higher fuel costs and support its operational recovery.

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