Malaysia’s new cases rise to 3,545 with spike in Negeri Sembilan; 12 more deaths reported
Negeri Sembilan recorded 1,392 cases, followed by Selangor with 581 cases and Kuala Lumpur with 381 cases
Negeri Sembilan recorded 1,392 cases, followed by Selangor with 581 cases and Kuala Lumpur with 381 cases
Uncertainties surrounding the Covid-19 pandemic as well as political developments will hamper investment decisions.
Moody's Analytics economist Dr Steve Cochrane claimed that Malaysia is at risk because the country is seen to have the strictest Covid-19-driven policies such as the MCO to curb the spread of the pandemic and that the MCO has stopped interstate travel within Malaysia.
The group said its total new property sales for the period ended Dec 31, 2020 was approximately RM383.61 million.
“We already have the vaccines, so what we [businesses] need now is a clear and transparent exit plan or road map.”
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Noteworthy:
● Leasehold
● Land size: 1,760 sq ft; Built-up: 2,450 sq ft
● Five bedrooms; four bathrooms
● Balinese style; semi-furnished
● Gated-and-guarded community
● Amenities: Schools, shops, banks, eateries and public transport stations
When: November 2020
The group attributed the rise in revenue to contribution from its construction segment amid the final settlement of its Uttar Pradesh project in India, as well as revenue from the ramping up of progress for the Sunway Carnival Mall extension and Sunway Medical Centre Seberang Jaya.
Meanwhile, 4,055 Covid-19 patients have recovered from the disease, bringing down the current number of active cases to 30,475
The decrease in revenue was due to lower contribution from the property division, but profit jumped mainly due to write-backs in other divisions totalling RM17.45 million