Foreigners Welcome Inclusion In Daewoo Reforms

August 2, 1999

Foreign investors reportedly welcomed the inclusion of overseas creditors in talks to restructure South Korea's limping Daewoo Group, saying it could help stave off a corporate debt crisis.

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