EVENING 5: Aeon sees growth despite tough times

The Edge TV 2016-09-15

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Aeon Co. Malaysia Bhd expects the next 18 months to be challenging, but it still sees growth in the retail space; Fitch Ratings raises concerns on rising household debt if developers are given the right to dish out loans to homebuyers; and Perak Transit Bhd to raise RM36.75 via its upcoming IPO. Charlotte Chong has more.
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