KUALA LUMPUR -- SK Group, South Korea's third-largest conglomerate by assets, is aiming to increase its footprint in Southeast Asia by moving into Indonesia from existing bases in Malaysia and Vietnam, a top executive told Nikkei Asia.
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Ken Choi, a top SK Group executive, says the South Korean conglomerate is keen to explore investment opportunities in Indonesia. (Source photos by courtesy of SK Group and Reuters)
KUALA LUMPUR -- SK Group, South Korea's third-largest conglomerate by assets, is aiming to increase its footprint in Southeast Asia by moving into Indonesia from existing bases in Malaysia and Vietnam, a top executive told Nikkei Asia.