Dolomite applies for judicial management
The company had net liabilities of RM59.574 million as at Dec 31, 2020, it said in a filing with bursa Malaysia on Sept 27.
Nearly 60% of Malaysia's population fully vaccinated as of Sept 25
In terms of the country's adult population, 83.1% had been fully vaccinated while 93.7% had received at least the first jab.
Malaysia's Covid-19 death toll crosses 25,000 after 228 more fatalities posted on Sept 25
There were no deaths reported in Perlis, Putrajaya, Negeri Sembilan and Labuan.
Malaysia's new Covid-19 cases fall to 13,104 on Sept 26
Sarawak maintained its top spot with 2,943 new cases, followed by Selangor with 1,558 cases, Johor (1,455), Kelantan (1,206), and Sabah (1,078).
Malaysia’s new Covid-19 cases fall to 13,899 on Sept 25
98.5% of patients displayed mild or no symptoms
Starhill Global REIT stays vigilant and flexible to meet Covid-19 headwinds — Francis Yeoh
In the REIT's latest annual report filed with Singapore Exchange, its chairman Tan Sri Francis Yeoh Sock Ping said that it remains difficult to ascertain the full impact of the pandemic on its business in light of the fluidity of Covid-19, hence it will continue to be vigilant, assess the constantly changing environment and respond appropriately.
IOI Properties subsidiary is sole bidder after offering over RM4b to buy Singapore's Marina View tract
The Marina View landbank is intended for mixed development, largely comprising residential units and a 540-room hotel with the balance for commercial units.
Kimlun returns to the black in 2Q from a year ago, but profit drops q-o-q on FMCO effect
Group revenue rose q-o-q to RM214.33 million from RM210.28 million.
FMM calls on govt to open all economic sectors under recovery phase, do away with red tape
The FMM also urged the government to standardise the thousands of SOPs into “activity based” SOPs such as indoor or outdoor in this regard.
Wahid: Foreign worker issue needs immediate attention as planters, glovemakers face forced labour claims
In line with global commitment towards ESG, many global businesses will exclude companies that are accused of engaging in forced labour practices and modern slavery from the supply chain.
