Kumpulan Jetson gets writ of summons to void shareholders' requisition notice
The plaintiffs are seeking a declaration that the requisition notice was not issued bona fide, and is therefore null and void.
Jalan Balau Damansara Heights bungalow sold for RM 7.5m | DONE DEAL
Kelana Square Petaling Jaya office sold for RM1.
UOA REIT's 1Q net rental income falls 3.6% on increased maintenance costs
Realised earnings per unit after manager fees fell to 1.
Asia-Pacific's cross-border investment in Malaysian commercial real estate sector hit US$9.5b in 1Q—Knight Frank
While Malaysia was not among the top cross-border capital destinations this quarter, there was a steady rise in enquiries, particularly for Kuala Lumpur, Penang’s industrial corridors, and Johor’s logistics and residential hubs.
Masteel partners Kelington and Utar to develop carbon capture tech for greener steel production
The study will look at improving Masteel’s energy efficiency and finding ways to make money from captured CO₂, such as selling verified carbon units (VCUs).
Gamuda's deal with Google affiliate boosts analysts' confidence in its data centre strategy and job pipeline
MIDF Research said Gamuda's current order book had hit a record high of RM37 billion, with RM15.
West River wins RM13.9m electrical subcontract from China Railway unit
The works are at two 50-storey serviced apartment blocks in Kuala Lumpur for Aricia Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of Chin Hin Group Bhd.
Ekovest gets govt approval for two links connecting to DUKE
Together, the three links span about 75.
Abandoned housing: Rehda Institute advocates tiered developer licensing
“The established developers with over 20 years of experience and a history of successful project delivery pose a lower risk to homebuyers and should benefit from a streamlined development approval process.
Three key ministries lead new Malaysia–Thailand border bridge project, says Saifuddin Nasution
Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail the Ministry of Home Affairs (KDN), Ministry of Works (KKR), and Ministry of Transport will collaborate on the project to replace the existing structure that has been in operation since 1973, in line with a bilateral agreement between both countries.
