696969Hmmmm...interesting and I certainly dont dispute any...

696969

Hmmmm...interesting and I certainly dont dispute any comment youve made.
It could be some shenanigans to try and tempt a full takeover of the whole company but why not just put it up for sale as you say?
In either case where to from Malaysia should the sale proceed, and I cant see any reason why it wont?

Once the Malaysian asset is sold then that simply leaves e-pay Asia with:
1) Electronic Payments network Thailand (a 30% joint venture with Hitari Thailand PCL);
2) E-pay Pakistan (a 50% joint venture), and
3) Mobie Pay which also includes its Australian software subsidiary.

Malaysias the biggest piece of the pie so the shareprice alone post sale should fall as a recorrection reflecting the remaining assets left which are quite small earners compared with Malaysia.

The next few months will be interesting.