CapitaLand Malaysia Trust says outlook remains positive, but flags uncertainties from SST and power tariff changes
“For the first half of this year we had a pretty good year."
Prolintas Infra appoints Mohamad Idros Mosin as CEO, dissolves interim management team
Idros, 53, brings with him nearly three decades of experience in strategic investment and real estate, primarily at PNB.
Semantan Estate poses 26 questions to Federal Court as it seeks leave to appeal Duta enclave case decision
The notice of motion, filed via the company’s solicitors Messrs Chooi & Co, is understood to have been served on the Attorney General's Chambers on Monday.
BNM likely to keep OPR unchanged at 2.75% until mid-2026 amid global headwinds—analyst
Ng said the central bank's recent 25-basis-point rate cut to the OPR in July was a preemptive measure.
Penang Development Corp cooperating with cops on probe into PWC project—Chow
Chow, who is also PDC chairman, said the corporation has submitted all relevant financial documents and meeting minutes related to the PWC project to Bukit Aman.
Sunway Construction says an employee under investigation by anti-graft agency
“This isolated investigation does not concern the way SunCon secures contracts from its clients,” the company said in an exchange filing.
Govt urged to set up credit scoring agency to regulate eligibility of borrowers
He said that with transparent creditworthiness, it can help reduce consumers’ financial pressure as well as reduce borrowing money from unlicensed money lenders or syndicates.
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Malaysia, Singapore to strengthen ties in govtech, housing and public sector reforms
Malaysia and Singapore are now exploring strategic cooperation in three main areas—govtech, public housing and public sector reform—to strengthen public service delivery.
Proposal to link Kota Bharu to Pasir Mas by ECRL still being studied, says Kelantan deputy MB
The proposal to extend East Coast Rail Link (ECRL) from Kota Bharu to Rantau Panjang, Pasir Mas, is still being studied by Malaysia Rail Link Sdn Bhd (MRL) and the Ministry of Transport.
Data centre graft: MACC to call up 20 more witnesses
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) is expected to record statements from 20 witnesses to assist in the investigation into the corruption case involving the procurement of a data centre construction project tender in Johor worth approximately RM180 million.
