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Leonardo chooses Malaysia for new regional cyber hub, strengthening Southeast Asia’s cyber resilience

Global aerospace and defence group Leonardo has inaugurated a new Regional Cyber Centre in Kuala Lumpur, reflecting its commitment to countering fast-evolving cyber threats and building strategic digital capabilities in the region. Integrated into the company’s Global CyberSec Centre network, the hub enhances mission assurance for critical infrastructures while cementing Malaysia’s position as a regional cybersecurity powerhouse.

FDI Global seals MoU with Korea’s Oceans Global for priority access to Malaysian premium shrimp

FDI Global Sdn Bhd has signed an MoU granting Korea’s Oceans Global first negotiation rights for up to 60 metric tons of Malaysian shrimp monthly, marking a major step in expanding its North Asian footprint. The partnership strengthens QC alignment, sustainability cooperation, and positions FDI’s Black Tiger and Pacific White shrimp for deeper penetration into Korea’s US$1.37 billion shrimp market.

AWC wins 36-month rail upgrade job for Ampang Line

AWC Bhd’s rail division continues its momentum with a new Prasarana contract to replace conductor rails on the Ampang Line, strengthening its RM528 million order book and bringing total FY26 wins to about RM330 million.

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Nissan Bets on Motorsport, NISMO and Heritage to Reinforce Brand Identity

Nissan is stepping up efforts to strengthen its global brand image by placing renewed emphasis on motorsport, expanding its NISMO performance range and tapping into the growing heritage and restoration scene. The initiatives, announced by Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. together with Nissan Motorsports & Customisation Co., Ltd. (NMC), form part of the wider Re:Nissan product strategy, where so-called “heartbeat models” are positioned as emotional flag-bearers that reflect the company’s performance-focused DNA.Motorsport remains central to this approach, with Nissan continuing to treat racing as both a proving ground and a development platform. Technologies and driving know-how honed in top-level competitions such as Super GT and Formula E will continue to flow directly into road cars under the long-standing philosophy of transferring lessons from the track back to everyday driving. Nissan also plans to maintain its presence in endurance racing series like Super Taikyu while exploring opportunities in new racing categories to broaden its technical and competitive experience.
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