Gamuda bags RM1.77 bil Singapore MRT project
This project is part of Singapore’s 15-kilometre (km) Cross Island Line Phase 2 (CRL2) Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) line, which is also Singapore’s eighth MRT line, comprising six stations.
This project is part of Singapore’s 15-kilometre (km) Cross Island Line Phase 2 (CRL2) Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) line, which is also Singapore’s eighth MRT line, comprising six stations.
The research house said IJM Corp’s job replenishment trend has improved, and the group is well-positioned to take on upcoming major projects, such as the civil work packages for Mass Rapid Transit 3, the New Pantai Expressway extension — estimated at RM1 billion — and to be supported by some warehouse and semiconductor facilities projects.
MRCB said the decline in revenue was due to much lower contributions from the property development and investment division, as well as the engineering, construction and environment division, following the completion of three major infrastructure construction projects last year and two major property development projects in the first half of 2023 (1HFY2023).
OSK said, in a filing with Bursa Malaysia on Monday, that it recorded stronger sales revenue for its power cable and industrialised building system (IBS) wall-panel manufacturing, driven by both local and export sales.
Kerjaya Prospek said it will be taking necessary steps under the letter of award (LOA) after advice from its solicitors “to enforce its right to recover the pre-agreed damages payable stated in the LOA, which is due and payable by BCM to [wholly owned subsidiary] Kerjaya Prospek (M) Sdn Bhd”.
The construction company said its wholly owned subsidiary Vestland Resources Sdn Bhd (VRSB) had secured the award from Ambang Besar Sdn Bhd.
The research house had earlier noted that investors were increasingly concurring with its view that the government's messaging of its medium-term plans and strategies have become clearer.
“These shifts have unveiled structural changes in China, as steel consumption transitions from the real estate sector to infrastructure and manufacturing, reflecting the challenges in its property market.
CIDB’s bid to elevate the quality of Malaysian buildings is laudable and a move in the right direction.