Prasarana to add 300 on-demand vans by June 2025 in Klang Valley, Penang
The Rapid DRT service was launched in Penang on Aug 1, with one route using two vans.
Maybank IB: Proposed Carey Island port city development to benefit SD Guthrie, with land estimated to be worth RM7.1b
SD Guthrie owns 11,000 hectares or about 85% of land in Carey Island.
BMI: Planned data centre sustainability framework may affect domestic competitive dynamics
BMI said the sustainability-linked regulatory framework proposed by the Ministry of Energy Transition and Water Transformation may carry some degree of risk for data centre builders and operators already engaged in the construction of campuses or facilities.
Tesla shelves plan to set up factories in Malaysia and Southeast Asia, Thai news portal reports
"Tesla is currently only discussing charging stations, with the factory plans suspended not just in Thailand but worldwide,” The Nation reported citing an unidentified source in the government.
ECRL poised to enhance ECER’s connectivity and logistics efficiency, says COO
Ragu said ECER also offers cost effective-land options.
US data centre firm Equinix invests RM23m to expand capacity in Malaysia
The acquisition will be instrumental in meeting the rising demand for data centre services in Malaysia and the broader Southeast Asia region, Equinix said in a statement.
Data centres account for 76% of Malaysia’s RM162b digital investments between 2021 and 1Q2024
For 1Q2024, approved digital investments totalled RM17.
KLIA aerotrain expected to resume operations by first quarter of next year
Transport Minister Anthony Loke assured that the ministry and MAHB are committed to ensuring the project runs smoothly and on schedule.
MRL says it will remain ECRL's asset owner regardless of JV to share operational risks with CCCC
MRL reiterated that there are "no changes" to its proposed post-construction partnership with CCCC, as per the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for ECRL’s management, operation and maintenance phase back in April 2019.
MRT Corp's accumulated losses hit RM57.6b while MRT1, MRT2 fail to meet ridership, frequency targets — AG's Report
MRT1, also known as the Kajang Line, saw the average daily passenger rate range from 10.
