SINGAPORE, Oct 24 — Three of the 10 Singapore-based firms served legal notices over the transboundary haze have said they will hand over the information authorities want, The Straits Times reported today.
Wilmar International, Bumitama Agri and First Resources told the Singapore Exchange by 2pm on October 24 that they had received the notices and intend to comply.
Wilmar was first, announcing its plan close to midnight on October 23, about three hours after the National Environment Agency (NEA) revealed it had issued the notices.
A Wilmar spokesman told the newspaper the company is preparing the documents and will share more when there are material updates.
