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Overall, the semiconductor industry is establishing itself as a vital part of Malaysia’s economy, accounting for about 40% of the country’s E&E exports. Its stability and growth support the overall national economic momentum, which in turn underpins a more resilient property market, particularly the industrial segment.

Gamuda Bhd shares fell to an 11-month low on Monday (March 9), dropping 6.3% to RM3.89 in early trade after the group reported weaker-than-expected first-half earnings on March 6.

Suria KLCC is marking Hari Raya Aidilfitri with a heritage-themed campaign featuring traditional crafts, cultural performances and a festive installation, with the mall’s Centre Court transformed into a bougainvillea garden display.

Asian Pac Holdings Bhd’s grand preview of Dwi Aurora at the Surya PJ township over the weekend drew strong interest from prospective buyers, offering an early look at the developer’s concept within the master planned development.

Mah Sing Group Bhd’s M Aspira serviced residence project in Taman Desa is nearly 85% sold, as the developer hosted a Chinese New Year open house at the project’s sales gallery on Saturday (March 7).

Heng Guan Development (HGD) has broken ground on the Balik Pulau Commercial Centre (BPCC), a boutique commercial development comprising 13 two-storey shop offices with built-ups ranging from 2,800 to 3,802 sq ft.

Renewables, EV components, specialty chemicals and medical manufacturing are driving ECER’s next phase of growth, supported by the East Coast Rail Link (ECRL), new green-energy projects and expanded industrial parks across Pahang, Terengganu, and Kelantan.

Selangor is solidifying its position as Malaysia’s industrial and logistics engine, with data centres, semiconductors, aerospace and global business services (GBS) driving new investment.

Malaysia’s electric-vehicle (EV) journey extends far beyond cleaner air and lower carbon emissions—it is reshaping the very foundation of the nation’s industrial real estate. What began as a push for greener mobility has evolved into a strategic transformation of Malaysia’s manufacturing ecosystem, setting new benchmarks for power, precision, and progress.

Malaysia’s manufacturing sector is gaining momentum as domestic and foreign investors expand across electrical and electronics (E&E), electric vehicles (EVs), and advanced logistics—but industry leaders say the country’s defining competitive edge will hinge on whether it can build, attract, and retain skilled talent.