Kelington inks 30-year land lease agreement with Terengganu state govt
Kelington chief executive officer Raymond Gan said the parcel of land’s convenient proximity to the group’s LCO2 manufacturing plant will streamline operations in the future.
GuocoLand chairman Quek Leng Chan buys own shares from market at S$1.43 each
He now holds a deemed stake of 850.
Eversendai provides more info on its RM5.4b contract wins
“We are also constrained in making any single project announcement which jeopardises our position with our competitors and clients by disclosing the exact contract value for each individual project.
Malaysia unlikely to slash rates in 2024, offering positive counterweight over low interest rate narrative — MARC
Whether correctly or incorrectly, Malaysia’s current “supportive monetary policy” may be construed as “accommodative or dovish,” especially in relation to higher interest rates in several other economies.
Eversendai says unable to give value breakdown on RM5.4b projects due to NDAs
The construction group, whose shares have surged 68.
Coastal Contracts’ shares dip on scepticism over Pulau Mabul resort venture
Coastal Contracts announced it is investing RM19.
Econpile climbs to near three-year high as analysts expect more contract wins
On Thursday, Econpile announced that it had been awarded earthworks contract worth RM83 million from BRDB Developments Sdn Bhd.
Coastal Contracts acquires 82% stake in developer of overwater resort in Sabah
Coastal Contracts said the acquisition is part of the group’s strategy to deliver its long-term sustainable growth and value creation to its shareholders as well as to diversify its income streams by identifying and engaging in new viable business.
Econpile bags RM83 mil contract for earthwork-related jobs
The sub-contract works are for the proposed development of 146 units of villa residences, including common facilities and club house in Taman Duta, Bukit Tunku, Kuala Lumpur.
CTOS seeks stay of execution of High Court’s judgement over inaccurate credit rating
According to the judgement dated March 7, the High Court ordered CDS to pay businesswoman Suriati Mohd Yusuf RM200,000 in damages, along with RM50,000 in costs, for an inaccurate negative credit rating.
