Thika Road Mall addresses alleged reports of sale
Thika Road Mall (TRM) Holdings Limited has dismissed claims circulating on social media that Thika Road Mall is up for sale.
Thika Road Mall (TRM) Holdings Limited has dismissed claims circulating on social media that Thika Road Mall is up for sale.
In a statement on Wednesday, April 8, the company termed the reports false and misleading, warning the public against engaging with the claims.
“These posts are entirely false, unauthorised, and have no connection whatsoever to TRM Holdings or any of its directors, officers, or authorised representatives,” the statement read.
The firm clarified that no process to sell the mall has been initiated or sanctioned.
“Thika Road Mall is not for sale. TRM Holdings has not instructed, appointed, or authorised any person, agent, or entity, including the entity referred to in the social media posts in question, to market, advertise, or negotiate the sale of the mall on its behalf,” the statement added.
The company also issued a caution to the public and business community, noting that no reliance should be placed on any information contained in the posts.
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“Members of the public and the business community are advised to disregard these posts in their entirety. No reliance should be placed on any information contained in them, and no enquiries should be directed to the individuals or entities referenced therein in connection with any purported sale,” the statement further read.
The company warned that any dealings with parties claiming to represent the company would be at the individual’s own risk.
“TRM Holdings accepts no responsibility for any loss or inconvenience arising from dealings with any party claiming to act on its behalf in this regard,” the statement continued.
Reassuring tenants and customers, the company maintained that operations at the mall remain stable.
“TRM Holdings wishes to assure its tenants, partners, customers and the wider community that Thika Road Mall continues its business in a prudent and responsible manner.
“TRM Holdings reserves all its legal rights in respect of the unauthorized use of its name and the dissemination of false and misleading information concerning its assets,” the statement concluded.
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