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Perodua gears up for sustainable future, confirms EV rollout soon
National carmarker fully committed to investing in local automotive industry
Azam Jaya declares 0.50 sen interim dividend, reinforces commitment to shareholders
SABAH: Sabah-based major road infrastructure construction player, Azam Jaya Bhd, has today declared a single-tier interim dividend of 0.50 sen per ordinary share in...
Powerwell secures RM9.5m data centre contract in Selangor
Powerwell Holdings Bhd’s subsidiary, Kejuruteraan Powerwell Sdn Bhd, has clinched a RM9.5 million contract to supply switchboards and components for a data centre project in Selangor. Managing director Catherine Wong Yoke Yen said this marks the company’s third data centre win this financial year, underscoring its expertise in Malaysia’s fast-growing digital infrastructure sector. With an order book of RM117 million as of June 2025, Powerwell plans to capitalise on opportunities across data centre, infrastructure, and renewable energy projects.
Malaysia committed to sustainable forestry management, wood industry
Designated areas reserved for timber activities in balancing economic growth with protecting ecological environment
Edvance Digital helps private schools bolster financial resilience
Edvance Digital approaches the education sector with a deep understanding of how schools actually operate
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Second drowning victim found after rescue attempt at Pantai Sura Tengah
The body of a man who drowned trying to save his sister at a Terengganu beach has been recovered, a day after the first victim was found.
Trump reveals high aspirin dose, denies sleeping in meetings
US President Donald Trump says he takes a high daily aspirin dose, making him prone to bruising, and denies falling asleep during White House meetings.
Premier League clubs set for frantic January transfer window
Liverpool, Man City, Aston Villa and Man Utd among clubs expected to be busiest as the Premier League transfer window opens for business.
CHGP enters 2026 with RM2.3b unbilled sales, expanded residential pipeline
Chin Hin Group Property Bhd expressed confidence in its 2026 outlook, supported by RM2.3 billion in unbilled sales and a growing pipeline that provides clear earnings visibility over the next two to three years. The group expects resilient demand for well-located, mid-market residential products and will focus on disciplined project delivery to convert its existing sales into sustainable earnings.
