Malaysia's largest canmaker Kian Joo Can Factory has accepted a RM1.46 billion (US$442m) takeover bid from a local partnership. It means a much higher offer from Japan's Toyota Tsusho group was rejected, but Kian Joo's shareholders have yet to approve the latest deal. The bid for Kian Joo was made in December by a partnership called Aspire Insight Sdn Bhd, which comprises Employees Provident Fund (EPF) that holds a 9.63 percent share and Can-One, a smaller canmaker in Malaysia that bought a 32.9 percent share about four years ago.
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机译：马来西亚最大的制罐商Kian Joo Can Factory已接受当地合伙企业的14.6亿林吉特（4.42亿美元）收购要约。这意味着来自日本丰田通商集团的更高报价被拒绝，但建安的股东尚未批准最新交易。 Kian Joo的出价是在12月由一家名为Aspire Insight Sdn Bhd的合作伙伴提出的，该合作伙伴包括持有9.63％股份的雇员公积金（EPF）和马来西亚较小的制罐商Can-One，该公司购买了32.9％的股份，约占4％。几年前。
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