Budget 2026: RM419.2b tabled with focus on infrastructure, civil servant housing and green transition
The Federal Government has tabled Budget 2026 worth RM419.2 billion, a RM2 billion decrease from last year’s allocation.
The Federal Government has tabled Budget 2026 worth RM419.2 billion, a RM2 billion decrease from last year’s allocation.
The nearly RM200 million allocation will support better connectivity between cities and rural areas through new stage bus routes and increase capacity in key urban centres.
Noteworthy:
When: July 2025
Effective Jan 1 next year, operators of food premises across 20 city areas will not be allowed to renew their business licences if they fail to ensure their toilets are at the bersih (clean), menawan (attractive) and wangi (pleasant-smelling) or BMW level, said Housing and Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming.
Noteworthy:
When: June 2025
SS15 Subang Jaya, once almost synonymous with shisha cafes, bubble tea queues, and a buzzing student crowd, is quietly building a reputation for something else—sustained growth in property values across the board.
Noteworthy:
When: June 2025
He noted that Malaysia can succeed as an accessible base for smaller and newer family offices, particularly those from South Asia and Southeast Asia.
Construction firms are expected to gain from increased demand for quake-resistant buildings and repair work.
The investment bank noted that retail and industrial-focused REITs with strategic Johor assets are poised to benefit from sustained tenant demand, positive rental trends, and potential valuation uplift.