Asian Micro Holdings’ subsidiary to divest three Malaysian office units

Net proceeds will be used for general working capital purposes.

Asian Micro Holdings’ 49%-owned subsidiary, Asian Micro Capital Sdn Bhd, will be selling three commercial office units in Penang, Malaysia, for $480,000 (RM1.55m).

The three commercial office units have a gross floor area of about 164 square metres, and are currently held as investment properties for rental purposes.

Net proceeds of about $469,048 (RM1.532m) will be used for general working capital purposes to explore new opportunities in its property business.

($1=RM3.3)

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