Malaysia data centre plays face further risks, JPMorgan warns as it downgrades Sunway Construction, Gamuda
Construction stocks, in particular, have declined, but premium price multiples have not been fully reversed, JPMorgan said on Friday.
Construction stocks, in particular, have declined, but premium price multiples have not been fully reversed, JPMorgan said on Friday.
The Bursa Malaysia Construction Index, which tracks 50 stocks in the sector, fell to a fresh three-month low of 263.
Liew Chin Tong said the Malaysian government will take a cautious, evaluative stance to better understand how these proposed restrictions might influence future developments and partnerships.
Looking ahead, HLIB expects further sectoral growth in 2025, with major projects such as the RM8.
The Bursa Malaysia Construction Index, which tracks 50 stocks in the sector, was down to its lowest in more than three months.
Data centres currently account for approximately 1% of global electricity demand, with projections indicating this could rise to 3% by 2030, according to WEF managing director Mirek Dušek.
“The incoming Donald Trump administration is unlikely to reverse the outgoing Joe Biden’s policies.
Bintai fell into the PN17 status after its external auditors flagged the company’s ability to stay as a going concern — an accounting parlance that casts doubt on an organisation’s resources and income to stay afloat — in the financial statements for the financial year ended March 2023.
“The board is confident in Wan Zakariah’s ability to fulfill this role, given his extensive experience and leadership as the group managing director,” the company said.
Gamuda is on track to reach the RM40 billion to RM45 billion target by the end of 2025, the research house noted.