AmanahRaya REIT retains Mohd Iskandar as managing director
“Mohd Iskandar brings extensive expertise in corporate strategy, risk management, financial planning and property investment management across multiple sectors.
Pecca acquires land in Rawang to expand manufacturing capacity
The purchase price of RM64 psf aligns with an independent valuation of RM66 psf, the group said, adding that it plans to fund the acquisition through internally generated funds and external borrowings.
Get direct access to Merdeka 118 via the new Belfield Tunnel
The Belfield Tunnel is Malaysia’s second two-storey tunnel, designed for vehicles traveling to and from Merdeka 118.
E-invoicing for JMB, MC, RA: an unnecessary burden that needs re-consideration
As non-profit entities, JMBs/MCs/RAs are not subject to corporate tax.
Chin Hin Group unveils Menara Chin Hin, its new corporate headquarters in Sri Petaling, KL
Group managing director Chiau Haw Choon said: “Menara Chin Hin represents more than just a building; it symbolises our relentless pursuit of excellence, innovation, and collaboration.
Econpile secures RM27m contract for Setia Federal Hill project
Econpile said its wholly-owned subsidiary Econpile (M) Sdn Bhd had on March 6 received the letter of award from Archimatrix Sdn Bhd, acting on behalf of Setia MF SFH Development Sdn Bhd.
Analyst questions feasibility of Subang airport's expansion after AirAsia pulls out seven months in
The Subang airport expansion plan aims to increase capacity to five million passengers annually in three to four years, and up to eight million by 2030.
Cahya Mata Sarawak tumbles to 11-month low amid deputy chairman Abu Bekir's legal action
Deputy chairman Datuk Seri Mahmud Abu Bekir Taib filed the suit at the High Court in Kuching.
PropNex leader shares tips to invest in Cheras commercial properties
Shoplots in Cheras are favoured by investors for its proximity to the city centre, but with prices about three times cheaper, says Steven Tung.
Exsim cancels Aperia data centre contract, trying to secure unnamed Japanese firm
This came after Singapore initiated an investigation on whether servers from US firms Dell and Supermicro containing the chips used in artificial intelligence (AI) applications ended up in unknown final destinations after being first shipped to Singapore-based companies and then exported to Malaysia.
