Econpile wins RM71.2m contract for basement-related job in downtown KL
The loss-making company added that it expects the contract to contribute positively to its revenue and earnings from the financial year ending June 30, 2025 onwards.
Revival of MRT3 may point towards a better year for construction sector — CGS
MRT 3, called “The Circle Line”, is proposed to span 51 kilometres (km) around Kuala Lumpur’s perimeter, while integrating with existing MRT, LRT, KTM, and monorail lines, through 10 interchange and connecting stations.
BIM adoption in Malaysia’s construction industry deterred by high cost, skill shortage, says industry expert
“Government incentives and subsidies can help offset the initial costs and encourage wider adoption.
MBAM: Construction players should embrace technology disruption and focus on sustainability
MBAM president Oliver Wee Hiang Chyn: “The construction industry is in for a bumpy ride if we still refuse to embrace the disruption of technology and advocate for [sustainability].
AME Elite’s 1Q net profit drops 37% on lower property, construction contributions
Earnings per share fell to 2.
Kerjaya Prospek expects new orders this year to surpass RM1.5b, sees stronger construction activities in 2H
Year-to-date, Kerjaya Prospek has won contracts worth RM1.
Infraharta refutes Consortium Zenith's claims pertaining to Penang third link
CZC also made similar allegations against Vizione Construction Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of Vizione Holdings Bhd and the second defendant in the suit, with regards to payments amounting to RM15.
Loss-making Advancecon diversifies into property business
This partnership follows the success of two CLQ projects in Ipoh.
GDB wins RM59m in adjudication involving payments for 8 Conlay project
This was, however, just a little over half of the RM102.
Gamuda is The Edge’s BRC Company of the Year 2024
In its 15th instalment this year, the BRC awards ceremony honouring Corporate Malaysia’s best performing and top responsible organisations aims to spur Malaysian companies to be even better at what they do — not just financially, but also as corporate citizens.
