Bloomberg and Reuters have mentioned this in the last 12 hrs or so. I think one of our forummers also mentioned this possibility yesterday.
After its impressive ROE was revealed in 2011, the damning COI report on its gross inadequate failure to maintain its engineering infrastructure and its continued poor service performance SMRT has now become a political hot potato. Once its privatised, the public will have no clue what goes on in SMRT.
After its impressive ROE was revealed in 2011, the damning COI report on its gross inadequate failure to maintain its engineering infrastructure and its continued poor service performance SMRT has now become a political hot potato. Once its privatised, the public will have no clue what goes on in SMRT.