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Malaysia’s largest coffee chain Zus Coffee reportedly mulls $245M IPO

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By Hien M. Nguyen, Hiền Nguyễn
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Zuspresso, which owns the brand, is working with financial advisers on the potential offering, which could happen as soon as mid-2027 and value the business at RM4 billion, Bloomberg reported, citing sources familiar with the matter. The timing and size remain subject to change as discussions are ongoing. Started as a kiosk in 2019, ZUS Coffee grew rapidly to become the biggest chain by store count in Malaysia by 2024, when it surpassed Starbucks. Several ZUS Coffee drinks.
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Late Indonesian tycoon Michael Hartono’s 4 children each get over $2.9B in inheritance

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By Hien M. Nguyen, Hiền Nguyễn
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The late tycoon’s 49% stake in Dwimuria Investama Andalan, the holding firm through which he and his brother Robert Hartono owned more than half of Indonesia’s largest lender Bank Central Asia, has been equally distributed among his four heirs, Bloomberg reported. With BCA valued at about $44 billion, Michael's interest in Dwimuria was worth at least $11.7 billion as of Tuesday based just on the firm’s stake in the lender. Michael passed away in March at age 86.
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World’s second richest country to give 2.4 million adult citizens up to $470 cash as cost-of-living support

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By Hien M. Nguyen, Hiền Nguyễn
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The payment, called Cost-of-Living Special Payment, will be given to citizens aged 21 and above in 2026 who live in the city-state, have an assessable income of no more than S$100,000 in the 2025 assessment year and own no more than one property, according to the Ministry of Finance’s announcement on Thursday. The amount received will vary based on each recipient’s assessable income and the annual value of their home.
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