News by Isabelle Francis

After a scheduled two-week maintenance period, the KLIA aerotrain has successfully resumed round-the-clock operations, according to airport operator Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB).

KSK Group's ambitious pivot from insurance to property development has turned awry as its flagship 8 Conlay project—the group's maiden property venture—has been officially put up for sale.

Investors in the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ) are eligible for a suite of incentives, including a special corporate tax rate that takes effect on Jan 1, the Finance Ministry said on Wednesday.

Shares of SkyWorld Development Bhd (KL:SKYWLD) gained after resuming trade on Wednesday morning, following the signing of an agreement on Tuesday to jointly develop the country's largest affordable housing project with the Penang state agencies.

Analysts have raised the earnings forecast for Pavilion Real Estate Investment Trust (KL:PAVREIT) after acquiring two premier hotels namely Banyan Tree Hotel and Pavilion Hotel in Kuala Lumpur for a sum of RM480 million.

KUALA LUMPUR (Oct 2): RHB Research said Malaysia is poised to become the largest data centre (DC) hub in the region, with Johor as the new DC capital, bringing online at least 1.4 Gigawatt (GW) over the next three years, while it shrugs off concerns about potential oversupply.

Telekom Malaysia Bhd (KL:TM) data centre joint venture (DC JV) with Singtel could potentially contribute RM80 million to RM85 million in earnings to the group, or 4% of group profit after tax and minority interests in FY2027, according to RHB Research in a note on Wednesday.

The house observed a significant increase in order books mainly driven by EPCC jobs under the Corporate Green Power Programme (CGPP).

India’s Eros Investments Ltd, along with its Immerso AI-IP division, is set to invest US$1 billion (RM4.33 billion) to establish an artificial intelligence (AI) park and film studio in Malaysia, according to a statement from Malaysia’s Ministry of Digital on Thursday.

During the quarter under review, increased profits from property, hospitality and financial services was more than offset by a 55% decline in the industries segment.