Taghill bags RM58 mil commercial complex construction job
The 18-storey commercial complex comprises 271 hotel rooms, offices, restaurants, cafes, function rooms, banquet halls and swimming pools.
MRCB wins bid for Ipoh Sentral, say sources
The development will include affordable housing, hotel, commercial, green spaces, and educational institutions.
Mieco to sell two pieces of industrial land in Kuantan at RM2.45m loss
The properties, comprising two pieces of leasehold industrial land in Kawasan Perindustrian Gebeng, have a combined land area of about 17.
Transport Ministry to sharply raise railway track utilisation rate to 80% by 2030
Loke also announced that he will visit Bangkok, Thailand, in either March or April this year to further discuss strategic collaboration aimed at improving the rail network, particularly the Pan-Asian rail system, which connects China, Singapore, and all countries in mainland Southeast Asia.
Rehda Institute’s CEO Series 2025: Economist forecasts continued stable OPR, boosting property market
The current rate of 3% is already lower than the 3.
Minimal govt funding for HSR, revival hinges on private participation, says Loke
Transport Minister Anthony Loke Siew Fook explained that the HSR is fundamentally different from other rail projects, such as Keretapi Tanah Melayu Bhd’s (KTMB) operations, which are fully funded, maintained, and constructed by the government.
Mitrajaya clinches RM376 mil contract for data centre construction in KL
The construction group said the contract was awarded by NextDC Sdn Bhd, the Malaysian unit of Australia's data centre operator NextDC Ltd.
Berjaya still eyeing KL-S'pore HSR, awaiting Putrajaya's decision, says Vincent Tan
The rail line project was earlier estimated to cost as much as RM100 billion as a government-funded project.
Malaysia data centre plays face further risks, JPMorgan warns as it downgrades Sunway Construction, Gamuda
Construction stocks, in particular, have declined, but premium price multiples have not been fully reversed, JPMorgan said on Friday.
Construction stocks slip further as investors continue to cut exposure to M'sian data centre plays
The Bursa Malaysia Construction Index, which tracks 50 stocks in the sector, fell to a fresh three-month low of 263.
