Malaysia
Iran allowing Malaysian vessels to pass in Hormuz, PM Anwar says after talks with regional leaders
Malaysia keeps oil subsidies while acting to shield the economy from potential supply disruptions
Sunway shareholders grant 99.97% approval for IJM takeover as deadline nears
With near-total support, the focus shifts to remaining government-linked fund decisions
Malaysia plans to cut subsidised fuel quota, The Edge says
The country has enough petroleum products to last through at least May
Malaysian businessman says ‘corporate mafia’ exists and police are involved
He says this includes the anti-graft agency
Johor-Singapore SEZ could draw more tech giant interest as Middle East data centre attacks prompt rethink
As geopolitical risks push hyperscalers to diversify, Johor could emerge as a viable alternative hub
Malaysia said to tap banks for first dollar bond sale since 2021
It has gathered lenders including CIMB Group Holdings, HSBC Holdings and JPMorgan Chase, to work on potential issuance
Malaysia fertiliser producers halt new orders as Iran war drives up prices
The near-closure of Hormuz has choked off a significant share of fertiliser produced in the Middle East
Wing Tai unit buys freehold land in Kuala Lumpur for RM45 million
Following its acquisition, the parcel will be developed into a residential project
Malaysia king’s daughter bcomes chairman of telco firm U Mobile
Tun Aminah is also listed as the non-independent non-executive chairman of Berjaya Corp Bhd
Chipmakers in Malaysia monitoring risks from helium supply disruptions: association
[KUALA LUMPUR] Semiconductor firms in Malaysia are monitoring risks from disruptions to helium supplies due to the conflict in the Middle East, though the situation has not caused any operational inte...
