LBS Bina, Oriental Holdings seal RM600m Melaka mixed-use JV
Ultra Green, which owns the land, will be entitled to 17% of the estimated RM600 million GDV for Phases 1A and 1B, with the remainder allocated to Business Park Development.
EcoFirst's 1Q profit soars over 11 times; plans project adjustments to counter SST impact
The 6% SST on certain construction materials and construction services from July this year may lead to higher home prices, lower margins and a potential market slowdown.
Penang LRT rolling stock contractor to be appointed by year-end, says Loke
The tender process for the package is currently in the final stage of technical and financial evaluation.
Bina Darulaman names Che Abdul Khalid Md Din as new CEO
Che Abdul Khalid is set to succeed YM Raja Shahreen Raja Othman, whose fixed-term contract is set to expire at the end of this month.
IWCity seeks fifth extension to deliberate IWH merger
The plan, first proposed in September 2023, is part of a wider reorganisation of Lim’s stable of companies and entails IWCity's acquisition of IWH’s units via the issuance of IWCity shares.
AWC secures RM82.5m govt facilities management and maintenance job
The five-year contract will commence on Jan 1, 2026, and run until Dec, 31, 2030.
MGB bags RM118.5m contract for affordable apartments
MGB Bhd (KL:MGB) has secured a RM118.5 million contract to build affordable apartments in Kuala Lumpur from UDA Accord Development Sdn Bhd.
Mulpha sells entire stake in London hotel for RM190m
Mulpha International Bhd (KL:MULPHA) has sold its entire 33% stake in the London Marriott Hotel for £33.8 million (RM190.3 million) to fund working capital requirements and venture into new investments.
IJM Corp could win another contract from Elmina data centre project, analysts flag
IJM Corporation Bhd (KL:IJM) could win another data centre related job at Elmina Business Park following its latest contract announcement, analysts flagged.
Loke: No compromise on crackdown against overloaded lorries
Transport Minister Anthony Loke Siew Fook has reiterated that there will be no compromise in enforcing laws against overloaded lorries, despite appeals from industry groups for leniency due to higher operating costs.
