Go-ahead for Johor projects could open way for petro-hub
Meanwhile, Chinese developers are still racing to put up marina-lifestyle townships in the area
Kuala Lumpur
THE approval given by Malaysia for some 4,090 acres (1,655 ha) of reclamation works for two mega developments in the Johor Straits could set the scene for another project - a 3,485-acre integrated petroleum and petrochemical hub at the tip of Tanjung Piai - getting the green light.
If approved, the petroleum hub will be undertaken by Kuala Lumpur listed Benalec …
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