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KUALA LUMPUR, July 8 -- The crude palm oil (CPO) futures contract on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives closed mixed on Tuesday on caution ahead of the release of the Malaysian Palm Oil Board's (MPOB) monthly data at the end of the week. Fastmarkets Palm Oil Analytics managing editor and senior analyst Sathia Varqa noted that CPO futures retreated from earlier highs after trading within a wider intraday range during the afternoon session. "Palm oil futures initially rallied on strength across the vegetable oils complex. However, gains were pared ahead of the release of the key MPOB data on July 10, with the market sentiment turning cautious as traders opted for a temporary pullback," he told Bernama. He added that the strengthening of the ringgit against the US dollar also reduced the competitiveness of Malaysian palm oil for overseas buyers, putting additional pressure on prices. At 6 pm, the local currency strengthened to 4.0685/0735 against the US dollar from Monday's close of 4.0825/0875. At the close, the spot month July 2026 contract dipped RM2 to RM4,483 per tonne, while August 2026 declined RM7 to RM4,516 and the September 2026 note lost RM3 to RM4,547. The October 2026 contract added RM1 to RM4,573 per tonne, while November 2026 rose RM7 to RM4,601, and the December 2026 note gained RM9 to RM4,625. The trading volume increased to 77,606 lots from 59,610 lots on Monday, while open interest inched up to 289,701 contracts from 288,418 contracts previously. The physical CPO price for July South was down by RM15 to RM4,505 per tonne. -- BERNAMA 

CPO Futures Pare Gains, Close Mixed On Cautious Sentiment Ahead Of MPOB Data

KUALA LUMPUR, July 8 — The crude palm oil (CPO) futures contract on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives closed mixed on Tuesday on caution ahead of the release of the Malaysian Palm .... read more

KUALA LUMPUR,  July 8 --  Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) is expected to maintain the overnight policy rate (OPR) at 2.75 percent at its Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting, supported by resilient external sector performance, moderate domestic demand and manageable inflation risks, economists said. The MPC is scheduled to announce its latest monetary policy decision on Thursday.     External Resilience Supports the Status Quo Bank Muamalat Malaysia Bhd Chief Economist, Dr Mohd Afzanizam Abdul Rashid said the current policy rate was still appropriate following the initial easing last year to mitigate the impact of external shocks. "Malaysia's highly diversified external sector really contributes to economic resilience," he told Bernama. He said exports grew at a strong rate of 45.3 percent year-on-year in May 2026, supported by 70.5 percent growth in the electrical and electronics sector, while liquefied natural gas exports surged 111 percent. Higher exports of information and communication technology services have also increased the services account surplus, contributing to the current account surplus, which increased to 3.0 percent of Gross Domestic Product in the first quarter of 2026, he said. Mohd Afzanizam said, however, private consumption grew by 4.7 percent in the first quarter of 2026 and was below the previous average growth of 6.0 percent while the unemployment rate increased slightly to 3.0 percent in April from 2.9 percent previously. "The move to maintain a stable OPR is a strategic priority to enable the Malaysian economy to grow at a good pace in the second half of 2026," he said. Limited Justification for Rate Increases Meanwhile, Director and Investment Strategy and Economic Analyst of IPPFA Sdn Bhd, Mohd Sedek Jantan said that currently there is no urgent need for BNM to adjust monetary policy unless major central banks, including the United States Federal Reserve (Fed), Bank of Japan, European Central Bank or People's Bank of China, make cumulative interest rate changes of more than 0.5 percent. He said the threshold for an OPR hike remains high because higher energy prices stemming from geopolitical tensions may result in supply-driven inflation rather than demand-driven inflation. "BNM is expected to be more inclined to examine temporary energy price shocks while assessing their impact on underlying inflation and economic growth," he said. He said the OPR was likely to remain at 2.75 percent for the rest of this year. If BNM and the Fed each maintain their policy rates, the ringgit's performance will largely depend on interest rate differentials and Malaysia's trade momentum, which will remain supportive in the second half of 2026. Possible Rate Hike If Growth Beats Expectations Co-founder and Group CEO of Juwai IQI, Kashif Ansari said that although the baseline projection is for the OPR to remain unchanged throughout 2026, stronger than expected economic growth could prompt BNM to raise the benchmark rate by 25 basis points to 3.0 percent at the September or November MPC meeting. He said such a move could be driven by stronger-than-expected economic activity or persistently higher oil prices causing inflation. “We still believe the MPC will maintain the current policy rate for the rest of 2026. If the MPC were to raise the rate by the end of the year, it would likely be driven by a much stronger economic performance than most analysts currently expect. "Apart from strong economic growth, the single biggest factor that could cause BNM to raise the rate by the end of 2026 is oil prices as they have a significant impact on inflation," he said. He said the conflict in the Gulf had driven up energy prices, which in turn led to inflation. "Headline inflation reached 2.0 percent in May, the highest in almost two years, however, if lasting peace in the Gulf can be achieved, inflation could ease." "This will open up space for efforts to restore subsidized fuel quotas, cheaper diesel for businesses and farmers, and lower shipping costs for Malaysian export and import goods," he said. -- BERNAMA 

BNM expected to maintain OPR at 2.75 percent – Economist

KUALA LUMPUR, July 8 — Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) is expected to maintain the overnight policy rate (OPR) at 2.75 percent at its Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting, supported by .... read more

KUALA LUMPUR. July 7 -- Sime Darby Property Bhd has purchased Wisma Universiti Tun Abdul Razak (UNIRAZAK) from Permodalan Nasional Bhd (PNB) for RM160 million. The company plans to redevelop the site as a premium mixed-use development that is expected to have an estimated gross development value (GDV) of RM900 million.     In a statement to Bursa Malaysia on Monday, the property developer said its wholly-owned unit, Sime Darby Property (KLGCC Resort) Sdn Bhd, had received a binding offer letter from PNB for the proposed purchase of the 0.59 hectare freehold property along Jalan Tun Razak. "The proposed development is targeted to be launched in 2028 and is expected to be completed within five years from the launch date," said Sime Darby Property. Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Datuk Seri Azmir Merican said the purchase of Wisma UNIRAZAK was a significant achievement for the group, marking their entry into the Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC) market. “Located within the Jalan Tun Razak-KLCC corridor, it strengthens the group’s position in a prime urban area and provides a rare opportunity to unlock long-term potential value from a highly strategic site and limited land,” he said. -- BERNAMA

Sime Darby Property buys Wisma UNIRAZAK for RM160 million

KUALA LUMPUR , July 7 — Sime Darby Property Bhd has purchased Wisma Universiti Tun Abdul Razak (UNIRAZAK) from Permodalan Nasional Bhd (PNB) for RM160 million. The company plans to .... read more

KUALA LUMPUR, July 6 -- Local institutions extended their net buying streak on Bursa Malaysia to 12 consecutive weeks, recording net inflows of RM474.6 million last week.  MBSB Investment Bank Bhd (MBSB Research) said in its fund flow report for the week ended July 3, 2026 that the sustained buying came as foreign institutions remained net sellers for an eighth consecutive week, with net outflows of RM391.1 million.  “Foreign investors were net sellers on three of the five trading days last week, with the highest outflows recorded on Tuesday at RM183.0 million, followed by Thursday (RM144.9 million) and Wednesday (RM130.3 million). The largest inflows were recorded on Monday at RM55.4 million, followed by Friday at RM11.7 million,” it said.  MBSB Research said the technology sector recorded the highest net foreign inflows at RM41.6 million, followed by transportation and logistics (RM26.0 million) and construction (RM22.2 million). The largest net foreign outflows were from the financial services sector at RM252.2 million, followed by consumer products and services (RM60.0 million) and healthcare (RM59.3 million), it said.  The average daily trading volume declined across all investor groups, falling 12.7 per cent among retailers, 23.4 per cent among local institutions and 5.9 per cent among foreign investors. -- BERNAMA 

Local Institutions Extend Net Buying Streak To 12 Consecutive Weeks – MBSB Research

KUALA LUMPUR, July 6 — Local institutions extended their net buying streak on Bursa Malaysia to 12 consecutive weeks, recording net inflows of RM474.6 million last week. MBSB Investment Bank .... read more

HONG KONG, July 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Recently, the Hong Kong Hotel Playbook Seminar, jointly organized by Xiaohongshu and the Federation of Hong Kong Hotel Owners, focusing on sustainable business growth for Hong Kong's hotel industry was held at Xiaohongshu's Hong Kong office. The cross-border business team of Xiaohongshu Business held in-depth discussions with participating representatives on how Hong Kong hotels can seize growth opportunities amid the new wave of Hong Kong-bound tourism. Xiaohongshu Business Partners with Hong Kong Hotel Industry to Explore New Opportunities for Hong Kong-bound Tourism From Decision-Making Hub to Transaction Hub: New Strategies for Hong Kong Hotels to Attract China Mainland Tourists Xiaohongshu boasts over 400 million active users every month, including more than 130 million monthly active outbound travel users. Over 90% of users actively search for travel-related content, with YOY growth of 38% in travel-related search volume. The platform has become the top destination for outbound travel decision-making, supporting users' full journey of "browsing guides → searching content → finalizing travel plans". As an increasing number of cultural and tourism consumption decisions are made on Xiaohongshu, the platform's unique value for the hotel industry has become increasingly prominent. (Data source: Xiaohongshu Lingxi Platform data from January 2025 to December 2025; all data has been desensitized) Currently, Hong Kong's hotel industry faces three structural challenges: high OTA commission costs, steep labor and customer service costs, and difficulties in building long-term branding recognition. Meanwhile, the customer base in hotel sector is increasingly dominated by international and China Mainland independent travelers, who heavily rely on content-driven seeding to make travel decisions, which perfectly aligns with Xiaohongshu's core user's logic, laying a solid foundation for the platform to deeply fuel sustained growth for Hong Kong's hotel industry. Dodo KWONG, Regional Head of Xiaohongshu Commercial Cross-border Asia & Middle East Addressing these challenges and opportunities, Dodo KWONG, Regional Head of Xiaohongshu Commercial Cross-border Asia & Middle East, stated at the seminar: "Demand for Hong Kong-bound travel is booming, with shopping, city walks, short getaways and other travel topics surging in popularity. However, cross-border merchants face longer conversion funnels and greater hurdles when trying to understand Xiaohongshu's users and drive bookings, requiring consistent content refinement and ad testing. Xiaohongshu will always grow alongside brands across all industries. Moving forward, we will continue to launch market and industry-exclusive campaigns to empower cross-border merchants to deepen their presence in the outbound travel sector, boost conversion efficiency and scale up revenue." Precision Segmentation and Targeted Approach: The Two-Way Engagement of Content Seeding According to HKTB's FY24 report related to visitor source, independent travelers account for 74.5% of all guests at Hong Kong hotels. Mainland overnight leisure travelers make up 60% of this group, while North Asian visitors represent 78% of high-value content-driven customer segments. (Data sources: HKTB FY24 Report, HKTB Visitors' Purpose of Visit by Major Market Areas Jan-Mar 2026) Combining HKTB visitor data with Xiaohongshu's travel user profiles, the platform divides Hong Kong hotels' core target audiences into three key groups: 1. young mainland travelers from tier-one cities with medium-to-high spending power, willing to pay for unique travel experiences; 2. business travelers prioritizing prime locations and administrative amenities; 3. families and concert-goer groups with women aged 30–45 as primary decision-makers. (Data source: Xiaohongshu Lingxi Platform data from January 2025 to December 2025 (desensitized); Xiaohongshu Data Center, June 2026) Xiaohongshu has developed a three-step decision funnel to precisely capture each audience segment: 1. Browsing: Grab attention with visually striking cover images and short videos to spark travel interest; 2. Searching: Capture active user inquiries with guide-style and review-style notes; 3. Deciding: Secure final bookings through authentic user recommendations and pinned posts on official brand accounts. Precise alignment between audience segments and content touchpoints creates a complete closed loop from initial interest to confirmed bookings, significantly lifting conversion rates from brand exposure to actual reservations. Yingu, Platform Expert of Xiaohongshu Commercial Cross-border, commented: "Rising travel demand has extended users' decision-making cycles, with travelers adopting more comprehensive evaluation criteria when selecting hotels. To adapt to this shift, merchants must build content strategies around four core user pillars: travel milestones, target audiences, travel scenarios and unique experiences. Premium content acts as a bridge, while targeted advertising amplifies reach—together, they open up the full conversion funnel of 'seeding → consultation → lead generation' to drive sustained revenue growth." From Brand Hub to Word-of-Mouth: Building Xiaohongshu Business Ecosystem for Hong Kong Hotels Based in-depth market research on Hong Kong's hotel industry, Xiaohongshu shared a complete end-to-end operational framework at the seminar, covering official brand account setup all the way to private message conversion support. This operational model has delivered verifiable results for multiple Hong Kong hotel brands, offering replicable practical strategies for more hospitality operators. Caspar TSUI, Executive Director, The Federation of Hong Kong Hotel Owners Caspar TSUI, Executive Director of The Federation of Hong Kong Hotel Owners, remarked in his speech: "Through this seminar, we aim to help member hotels fully grasp the latest travel trends among Xiaohongshu users and learn how to leverage the platform to boost marketing performance and attract ideal visitors. As Hong Kong-bound tourism continues to heat up, the Xiaohongshu content-driven growth model will unlock new business streams for more Hong Kong hotel brands and facilitate deeper, long-term brand collaboration between both sides." Source: Xiaohongshu 

Xiaohongshu Business Partners with Hong Kong Hotel Industry to Explore New Opportunities for Hong Kong-bound Tourism

HONG KONG, July 6 — Recently, the Hong Kong Hotel Playbook Seminar, jointly organized by Xiaohongshu and the Federation of Hong Kong Hotel Owners, focusing on sustainable business growth for .... read more

GEORGE TOWN, July 3 --  Penang's economy grew by 7.3 per cent in 2025, with its gross domestic product (GDP) rising to RM130.3 billion from RM121.4 billion in the previous year, driven by the strong performance of the manufacturing and services sectors. The Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM) said in a statement that the manufacturing and services sectors continued to dominate the state's economy, contributing a combined 94 per cent to GDP, followed by the construction sector, which accounted for 3.3 per cent. Chief statistician Datuk Seri Dr Mohd Uzir Mahidin said the manufacturing sector contributed 47.3 per cent to Penang's GDP in 2025, with value-added amounting to RM61.7 billion, an increase of 10 per cent compared with 4.0 per cent growth in the previous year. "Electrical, electronic, and optical products were the main drivers of the manufacturing sector's 12.7 per cent growth, supported by increases in the electronic components and boards, communications equipment, and consumer electronics segments. "In addition, non-metallic mineral products, basic metals and fabricated metal products also supported the sector's expansion, growing by 8.7 per cent in 2025," he said in the statement. Mohd Uzir said the services sector recorded a value-added of RM60.8 billion, up from RM58.4 billion in 2024, registering growth of 4.1 per cent. The sector's performance was driven by a 5.6 per cent increase in the wholesale and retail trade, food and beverage, and accommodation subsectors, as well as 2.7 per cent growth in the utilities, transportation and storage, and information and communications technology (ICT) subsectors. The construction sector recorded a value-added of RM4.3 billion, compared with RM3.8 billion in the previous year, contributing 3.3 per cent to the state's GDP and expanding by 13.4 per cent. This was driven by double-digit growth in the civil engineering and specialised construction activities subsectors. The agriculture sector grew by 1.8 per cent in 2025, compared with a contraction of 0.5 per cent in 2024. This was supported by a 3.4 per cent increase in the fisheries subsector, while the mining and quarrying sector expanded by 1.1 per cent in 2025. "In terms of GDP per capita, Penang recorded an increase of RM4,477, rising from RM76,107 to RM80,584, exceeding the national average of RM59,167," the chief statistician said. -- BERNAMA

Penang Economy Grows 7.3 Per Cent, Records RM130.3 Bln GDP In 2025

GEORGE TOWN, July 3 — Penang’s economy grew by 7.3 per cent in 2025, with its gross domestic product (GDP) rising to RM130.3 billion from RM121.4 billion in the previous .... read more

SINGAPORE, June 12 -- SmartLend, a fully digital alternative financing platform, has officially launched in Singapore, offering small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) a faster, more transparent way to secure funding.  Apply Once Access All By eliminating third-party brokers and unnecessary costs, SmartLend simplifies the financing process, enabling businesses to compare and obtain loans efficiently without hidden fees. For many SMEs, securing financing from traditional banks remains challenging due to stringent credit requirements and complex application procedures. Those who explore alternative financing often rely on brokers who charge high fees—typically between 3% and 7%—or impose undisclosed costs. SmartLend removes these barriers with a free-to-use platform that provides SMEs with a clear and unbiased view of their financing options, ensuring they secure the best possible funding quickly and cost-effectively. What once took days of paperwork can now be completed in just minutes. By connecting SMEs directly with a network of trusted lenders, SmartLend ensures a transparent and cost-effective borrowing experience. Removing intermediaries benefits both businesses and lenders, creating a more streamlined and efficient financing ecosystem. Unlike traditional loan aggregators, SmartLend's intelligent matching engine prioritises the most cost-effective bank financing first, only recommending alternative lenders when necessary. This ensures businesses always receive the best possible financing terms. According to Danny Phua, CEO of SmartLend, the platform builds upon the success of Smart Towkay, a comparison platform that has helped over 5,000 SMEs secure more than S$100 million in funding. However, the process was still largely manual, requiring businesses to sift through offers and handle paperwork. SmartLend takes this further by automating the entire journey—from loan matching to application—providing businesses with a seamless, digital-first experience. By integrating automation, SmartLend makes alternative financing more accessible, efficient, and borrower-friendly. Beyond business loans, SmartLend is expanding its offerings to include property equity term loans, allowing SMEs to unlock capital using their assets, providing them with greater financial flexibility. Future features will include an instant property valuation tool, enabling businesses to assess their assets in real time, and a document vault, allowing SMEs to track and manage loans across multiple lenders from a single platform. Phua emphasised that the platform's goal is to empower SMEs by giving them full control over their financing journey without unnecessary delays or consultancy costs. With its innovative approach, SmartLend is set to transform the way businesses in Singapore access funding, making alternative financing more transparent, accessible, and cost-effective. -- PRNewswire -- Source: SMARTLEND FINANCIAL PTE. LTD. 

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SINGAPORE, June 12 — SmartLend, a fully digital alternative financing platform, has officially launched in Singapore, offering small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) a faster, more transparent way to secure funding. .... read more

SHAH ALAM, July 3 -- Applications for zero-profit financing under the DANA Pantas initiative, part of the Selangor Resilience Strengthening Package phase two, will open on Aug 1 with an allocation of RM20 million to support micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) facing current economic challenges. Hijrah Selangor chief business officer Nilammasri Jaafar said financing of up to RM10,000 can be applied for via the DANA PLUS application, available on Google Play and the App Store, through QR code scanning or at any of the 12 Hijrah Selangor Business Centres statewide. The state government initiative offers zero-profit financing with a repayment period of up to three years and is expected to benefit 2,000 registered entrepreneurs. Nilammasri said DANA Pantas is open to all registered business sectors that have been operating for at least one year, while DANA Niaga Tani, which is dedicated to agriculture, fisheries, livestock and aquaculture, requires a minimum operating period of six months. “Entrepreneurs must also be registered with the Companies Commission of Malaysia (SSM), hold valid local authority licences, relevant permits, or be registered with professional bodies,” she told Bernama. Beyond new financing, Hijrah Selangor expects about 6,000 existing entrepreneurs with outstanding financing to benefit from a repayment rescheduling facility offered without penalty, subject to current terms and conditions. Nilammasri said the facility aims to ease financial commitments, reduce cash flow pressure and support business continuity amid challenging economic conditions. She acknowledged rising demand for financing among entrepreneurs, driven by higher operating costs, increased raw material prices and global supply chain disruptions. “There are also requests for rescheduling from entrepreneurs affected by economic pressures and cash flow constraints. Each application will be assessed based on individual circumstances and needs,” she said. Nilammasri said key challenges faced by entrepreneurs in Selangor include limited working capital, rising operating expenses, higher input costs and the need for fast access to financing to seize business opportunities. She added that some micro and small entrepreneurs also face difficulties securing funding through traditional financial channels, prompting the introduction of faster, more accessible and entrepreneur-friendly financing initiatives. Nilammasri said she hopes DANA Pantas, DANA Niaga Tani and the Selangor Entrepreneur Recovery Initiative (SERI) will help strengthen cash flow, enhance business resilience and expand access to financing. She added that the initiatives are also expected to spur business growth, encourage digital adoption among entrepreneurs and contribute to sustainable economic development in Selangor. -- BERNAMA 

Dana Pantas Opens 1 Aug, Offers RM20 Mln Zero-Profit Financing

SHAH ALAM, July 3 — Applications for zero-profit financing under the DANA Pantas initiative, part of the Selangor Resilience Strengthening Package phase two, will open on Aug 1 with an .... read more

KEPALA BATAS, July 2 -- Ideal Property Group has completed all infrastructure works at its 880-acre (323.7-hectare) Penang Technology Park @ Bertam, with the development entering full delivery following the completion of its landmark entrance gateway. The group said in a statement that the technology park is now development-ready, allowing investors to acquire land and begin construction and operations. “More than 60 per cent of industrial land has been taken up. The project is expected to generate employment and support regional supply chain growth as operations commence,” it said. Located in North Seberang Perai, the park is connected to the North-South Expressway and has direct access to Penang Port and the North Butterworth Container Terminal (NBCT), supporting logistics efficiency and supply chain integration. Ideal Property Group chief operating officer Datuk Goh Teng Whoo said Penang has developed into a high-technology manufacturing hub supported by a mature semiconductor supply chain, skilled talent pool and established industrial ecosystem, making it an attractive destination for multinational investment. “Investors can acquire freehold industrial land at Penang Technology Park @ Bertam, complemented by one-stop support services including plot advisory and regulatory coordination,” he said. Goh said the park is equipped with four-lane dual carriageway, 100-ft-wide internal roads, water supply, power supply infrastructure, 5G connectivity, natural gas pipelines and 24-hour CCTV surveillance. He noted that the state’s financing and capital market ecosystem continues to support corporate expansion, and thanked the Penang state government for its support in fast-track approvals, infrastructure delivery and investment promotion. Goh said Penang Technology Park @ Bertam aims to provide a full industrial ecosystem, enabling businesses, particularly small and medium enterprises, to integrate into the global semiconductor supply chain. The development comprises light and medium industrial lots, commercial components and built-to-lease facilities. -- BERNAMA

Penang Technology Park @ Bertam’s Infrastructure Works Completed

KEPALA BATAS, July 2 — Ideal Property Group has completed all infrastructure works at its 880-acre (323.7-hectare) Penang Technology Park @ Bertam, with the development entering full delivery following the .... read more

KUALA LUMPUR: Sapura Industrial Bhd (SIB) has submitted a proposal to sell two adjacent industrial land plots in Bandar Baru Bangi, Selangor to Zeito Plastic Components Sdn Bhd (ZPC) for a cash consideration of RM42.33 million. Two vacant industrial land plots, measuring 40,964 square metres (4.096 hectares), comprising Lot 48474 and Lot 48475, both with a 99-year lease term expiring on 18 July 2103. In a filing to Bursa Malaysia today, the automotive component manufacturer said it had entered into a sale and purchase agreement (SPA) with ZPC on July 1 following receipt of an offer letter on June 8. "Initially, the property was taken over by SIB to expand its factory located in Bandar Baru Bangi. "However, after considering steps to expand the existing factory to be closer to the group's customers, the board of directors believes the proposed sale is timely." "The proposed sale allows the group to leverage the value of its non-core assets at current value and convert them into liquid funds for more productive operational use," he said. According to SIB, the sale consideration was negotiated on a mutual consent basis between the buyer and seller after taking into account the free market valuation of RM40.60 million as at 30 April 2026, the original investment cost of RM12.10 million and the aggregate net book value of RM9.10 million as at 31 January 2026. According to the notice, it expects to recognise a pro forma net profit of approximately RM29.14 million from the proposed sale. He said the proposed sale is subject to shareholder approval at an extraordinary general meeting and other related approvals, if required. SIB said none of its directors, major shareholders and individuals connected with the company have any direct or indirect interest in the proposed sale. "The board of directors, after considering all aspects of the proposed sale, is of the opinion that the proposed sale is in the best interests of the company," he said. According to SIB, subject to unforeseen circumstances, the transaction is expected to close in the first half of 2027. -- BERNAMA

Sapura Industrial sells two adjacent plots of land in Bangi for RM42.33 million

KUALA LUMPUR: Sapura Industrial Bhd (SIB) has submitted a proposal to sell two adjacent industrial land plots in Bandar Baru Bangi, Selangor to Zeito Plastic Components Sdn Bhd (ZPC) for .... read more

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