Tesco to sell its Thailand and Malaysia businesses for £8.2bn

Published: 9-Mar-2020
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The consumer goods giant will sell its businesses to a combination of CP Group entities in a move it says will provide significant return to shareholders

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Tesco has announced the sale of its businesses in Thailand and Malaysia for £8.2bn.

The deal, due to close in the

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