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What’s a good acquisition?

Jahanzeb Shah, Beaconhouse

30-Jun-16 13:00

What’s a good acquisition?

Established in 1975 in Pakistan, Beaconhouse Group has grown to become one of the world’s largest private schools available in nine countries. In Malaysia alone, they own and operate 12 schools. Jahanzeb Shah, the CFO of the Regional Beaconhouse Group was the person who looked into acquiring schools internationally. We find out what goes into his criteria to acquire a school and how he revives them.


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