Selangor Dredging’s landed mid-rise project in Taman Melawati 80% taken up
Meanwhile, SDB’s other ongoing developments, 19Trees in Taman Melawati and Jia in Taman Bukit Serdang, are fully sold and currently in the final stages of construction.
Crescendo to develop properties that meet market demand after sharp fall in 2Q profit
The group said it will continue to monitor headwinds such as minimum wage increases, subsidy rationalisation for fuel and electricity, and tax expansions, which could raise cost pressures.
Winding-up petition against Palace of the Golden Horses operator withdrawn—Country Heights
Country Heights said the full payment of RM142,698 to Fujifilm was settled on Sept 4.
WCSC 2025: RM700m allocated to revitalise seven national landmarks, says Nga
The landmarks include Seri Negara, the National Textiles Museum, the Sultan Abdul Samad Building, and the old General Post Office in KL.
Ekovest, major shareholder Lim Kang Hoo extend deadline of proposed Credence Resources acquisition to Oct 29
The proposed acquisition, initiated on Oct 28, 2023, involves the purchase of a 70% stake in CRSB for a consideration of RM1.
MACC freezes bank accounts of Mayu Global's unit after summoning director for questioning
Mayu Global assured that the freezing of the accounts are not expected to have a material financial or operational impact on the group, based on an assessment of its financial position, cash flow projections for the next 12 months, and the availability of hire-purchase facilities.
Govt to launch 'buy made-in-Malaysia, buy low-emissions' drive to boost steel industry and cut trade deficit
“While standards are still being developed, procurement policies can start by requiring purchase of the lowest emission steel available,” Miti said.
Govt mulls green fund for steel players, backed by carbon tax that could roll out as early as 2026
Some of these mechanisms will limit the emissions of each steel manufacturer, after which the permits can be traded among themselves, creating a price for carbon.
Miti tightens steel licensing to address upstream overcapacity
Dormant licences will be revoked, and future approvals will be subject to stricter criteria, including market conditions, technology adoption, and alignment with low-carbon objectives.
