IOI Corp redesignates Abdul Wahid Omar as its new chairman
Abdul Wahid, 61, succeeds Tan Sri Peter Chin Fah Kui, who retired on Tuesday after serving on the board since December 2014.
Tanco falls to two-month low, intraday short selling suspended
The counter dropped to a two-month low of 78.5 sen, or down 15.5 sen, before paring losses.
Binastra wins RM188.5m contract for works on Cyberjaya data centre
The scope of work includes mechanical and electrical fit-out for the data centre, along with a guard house and a refuse room.
Malaysia to become one of Asia Pacific’s biggest data centre markets—JLL Malaysia
Sum said that the country’s total installed data centre capacity currently stands at 835MW, with projections to exceed 2,850MW by 2026 and more than 4,000MW beyond 2030.
Focus on Avaland’s next growth stage, Public Investment says in initiating coverage
Billings could improve as construction and sales progress ramp up.
Daim's widow Na'imah gets go-ahead by court to challenge MACC seizure of Ilham Tower
Ilham Tower at the centre of the case is a 58-storey iconic building in Kuala Lumpur city centre and owned by the late former finance minister Tun Daim Zainuddin’s family with his wife Toh Puan Na’imah Abdul Khalid.
AWC plans one-for-four bonus warrants
AWC currently has 339.36 million shares in circulation and no outstanding warrants.
Ireka ropes in China-based firm for recapitalisation plan in bid to exit PN17 status
Under the term sheet, Rongyao will inject cash, strategic assets and lead financial restructuring with Ireka’s creditors.
Johor water disruption raises cost concerns for data centre operators
Lim said that while data centres are designed with high levels of redundancy, repeated water supply interruptions could prompt operators to boost storage capacity and contingency measures.
REHDA expresses gratitude over KPKT’s clarification on build-then-sell, sell-then-build models
Real Estate and Housing Developers’ Association (REHDA) Malaysia today expressed its gratitude following the Minister of Housing and Local Government Nga Kor Ming’s clarification in Parliament last week that both the build-then-sell (BTS) and sell-then-build (STB) systems will remain.
