Malaysia

TPG considers sale or IPO of Malaysia-based Asia OneHealthcare: sources

A deal might value the medical services provider at as much as RM30 billion

Malaysia is also accelerating plans to help its companies diversify into regions that are less affected, such as South Asia, Latin America and Africa.

Malaysia announces measures to safeguard its exports amid Middle East conflict

It is encouraging exporters to reroute and diversify trade, as well as providing support for companies

The vote had been supported by Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim.
NEWS ANALYSIS

Failed reform vote raises questions over Malaysia’s coalition discipline

Analysts say this raises execution risks for the administration’s agenda

Malaysia’s government agreed to pay Arm US$250 million over 10 years to acquire the firm’s chip design plans for local manufacturers in a deal announced in March 2025.

Malaysia anti-graft agency probing government deal with chip firm Arm Holdings

Twelve people so far have been summoned to give statements on the Arm Holdings deal

The Malaysian Palm Oil Board is scheduled to publish its monthly figures on Mar 10.

Malaysia palm oil output set for steep drop after Sabah floods

The nation’s production is expected to decline in February due to seasonal lows and shorter working days due to holidays

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said the suspect had engaged the PR firm as part of a response to being the subject of a large-scale graft investigation by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission.

Malaysia PM tells parliament of plot to destabilise government

Police are investigating an alleged conspiracy to “sabotage national stability”

The Bill was rejected as 146 lawmakers voting in favour fell just two short of the two-thirds majority required to pass the amendment.

Malaysia's parliament fails to pass Bill limiting PM's tenure to two terms

[KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia’s lower house of parliament on Monday (Mar 2) narrowly rejected a constitutional amendment that would limit the premiership to two terms, in a vote marked by high abstention, a...

The new 10-year licence allows the Australian miner to operate the only major rare-earths processing plant outside of China, sending its shares up 7%.

Malaysia renews rare-earths supplier Lynas’ operating licence for 10 years

The group is one of the few outside China with commercial-scale processing capacity

Lim Wei Hung, SAM's group chief operating officer, said the Gerik site gives the company long-term production optionality and visibility well beyond the coming decade.
TOPLINE

Southern Alliance Mining shifts focus to rare earths to offset iron-ore volatility

The fundamentals of rare-earth mining are positive because the market demand is structural and long term, says SAM’s group COO

EPS' dividend rate for 2025 matches the 6.15 per cent declared in 2018.

Malaysia’s national pension fund declares 6.15% dividend, slightly below 2024 peak

The total payout of RM79.6 billion is still higher than a year earlier