Maju Holdings faces winding-up after court rejects judicial management
The JC ruled there was a lack of good faith in the filing of the JM and that there was no reasonable plan of rehabilitation of Maju Holdings to restructure.
GIC and ADIA-backed Vantage Data Centers finalises acquisition of Johor data centre and US$1.6b funding led by SWFs
This will be the data centre provider’s third campus in Malaysia.
Ken Holdings buys nine central London residential units for £5.16m
According to its bourse filing, the units, located on North Gower Street in London, have a combined net lettable area of 6,248 sq ft and, based on existing tenancies, could generate annual rental income of £330,576 (RM1.
Haily secures two construction deals in Johor Bahru worth over RM80 mil
With the latest jobs win, Haily’s cumulative secured contracts for the year is estimated to have risen to RM345.
USJ 3, Selangor terrace house sold for RM700k | DONE DEAL
Park Place @ ParkCity, Kuala Lumpur condo unit sold for RM2.
Crescendo sells another piece of land in Johor for RM201m, offers buyer option for second plot at RM249m
Crescendo said the lands are not generating cash flow, and the disposals are in line with a series of land sales undertaken over the past two years to unlock value, realise disposal gains and strengthen its financial position.
WEIL Hotel becomes Malaysia’s first ESG-certified hotel
The hotel’s management has implemented smart energy systems, including motion-sensor lighting, optimised air-conditioning controls and efficiency chillers.
GuocoLand 1Q net profit more than doubles on stronger property, hotel earnings
Earnings per share for the first quarter ended Sept 30, 2025 (1QFY2026) improved to 0.
Cyberia SmartHomes, Selangor town house sold for RM330k | DONE DEAL
Park Place @ ParkCity, Kuala Lumpur condo unit sold for RM2.
Vestland largest shareholders’ obligatory takeover offer ends with 0.01% acceptance
The 34 sen apiece offer from the three shareholders—including the construction company’s managing director and largest shareholder Datuk Liew Foo Heen, second largest shareholder Datuk Soo Sze Ching and executive director Wong Sai Kit—who control an over 70% stake in the company, only received 69,200 shares or a 0.
