News by EDGEPROP.MY

The group has entered into two “build and lease” agreements at Elmina Business Park with Pearl Computing Malaysia Sdn Bhd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Singapore-based Raiden APAC Pte Ltd, in respect of hyperscale data centre developments. 

The fund supports the group’s SHIFT32 strategy to grow recurring income streams via investment yield and fee-based income. 

The acquisition from Maybank Trustees Bhd, acting as trustee for AmFIRST REIT, covers Menara AmBank together with related assets and rights, including existing tenancies, licences, operational assets, and essential contracts. 

Radium Development Bhd has unveiled The Face Chancery Hotel, the hospitality component of its Chancery Ampang mixed-use development, marking the group’s first venture into the hotel sector.

Chin Hin Group Bhd has been steadily accumulating shares in two of its listed subsidiaries — Ajiya Bhd and Chin Hin Group Property Bhd — through a series of open and off-market transactions between late May and early June 2026, triggering simultaneous disclosure obligations in Bursa filings across both companies yesterday.

Infraharta Holdings Bhd's efforts to enforce an adjudication award and costs totalling RM4.59 million against Sheng Tai Impression Sdn Bhd (STISB) are now subject to restrictions under a statutory moratorium, following the filing of a Judicial Management (JM) application by STISB. 

Myra, the residential property arm of Oriental Interest Bhd (OIB), has unveiled Myra Embun, a mixed development in Jenderam designed to serve the growing Putrajaya fringe.

The Eco World Foundation has contributed RM50,000 worth of medical equipment and food aid to Charity Food Basket Society Klang, Selangor (CFBSK), benefiting 150 low-income families and patients in need.

Y&G Corp Bhd's acquisition of three parcels of leasehold land in Sepang, Selangor has been deemed completed, marking the conclusion of a three-asset acquisition exercise announced on August 11, 2025.

Independent adviser MainStreet Advisers Sdn Bhd has concluded (in an independent advice circular yesterday) that the RM0.24 per share mandatory take-over offer for Maxim Global Bhd is "not fair and not reasonable", and recommended that holders reject the offer.