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Sky’s the limit as Sats goes global

Douglas Toh
Douglas Toh • 13 min read
Sky’s the limit as Sats goes global
Before the acquisition of WFS, Sats’ revenue mainly came from the provision of gateway and food services at Changi Airport. Photo: Sats
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On Aug 23, Sats’ CEO Kerry Mok met with regional media in Tokyo to showcase the group’s culinary delights following its partnership with Mitsui.

In July, Sats had entered into a strategic partnership with Japanese conglomerate Mitsui through its subsidiary Sats TFK.

Mitsui acquired a 15% stake, equivalent to a $36.4 million investment, in Sats’ food solutions operations in India, Thailand and Tianjin in China, as well as in its food distribution subsidiary, Country Foods.

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