Tag: malaysia

- MBSB Bank and PKNS Real Estate signed an MoU to support small businesses by introducing cashless transaction platforms like DuitNow. The partnership aims to help business owners in SACC Mall and PKNS Complex reduce operational costs and improve financial management through real-time retail payment solutions.

Tesla receives Malaysian approval to import electric vehicles, triggering a stock market surge. EV-related companies like KESM Industries, Pentamaster, and Genetec Technology see significant share price increases, reflecting market excitement about Tesla's strategic expansion into Malaysia.[100 words]

A leading Malaysian business leader anticipates increased Chinese investment will support Malaysia's transition to a low-carbon economy. Datuk Liew Chee Ming highlights potential growth in high-tech industries, particularly electric vehicle production, as Chinese economic recovery progresses.

Malaysia's total trade reached RM236.0 billion in December 2022, marking an 8.6% year-on-year increase. Exports rose 6.0% to RM131.9 billion, while imports grew 12.0% to RM104.1 billion. The country's total trade for 2022 hit a new milestone of RM2.8 trillion.

Rapid Synergy Bhd's chairman, Yu Kuan Chon, deceived shareholders with fraudulent misrepresentation in the 2021 Annual Report. The company hid related parties to avoid a mandatory takeover offer.

Indonesia's 2023 ASEAN presidency aims to accelerate economic recovery by enhancing regional connectivity, improving competitiveness, and strengthening financial and food security sectors. Coordinating Economic Minister Airlangga Hartarto emphasizes bridging digital gaps and supporting post-pandemic growth strategies.

YU KUAN CHON, Director of Rapid Synergy Bhd, tricks Malaysia Security Commission in a botched cover-up of indirect shareholdings. CHAN WENG FUI, a connected party, has undisclosed substantial shares in the company.

Chile's ratification of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) creates significant opportunities for Malaysian businesses, enabling reduced tariff rates and improved trade prospects between the two countries.

Delve into the alleged shady scheme used by the Yu Syndicate, controlled by Yu Kuan Chon and Yu Kuan Huat, to siphon RM1 billion from YNH Property BHD through joint ventures involving 18 dead or frozen projects.

The Malaysian consumer sector is expected to remain robust, driven by strong domestic demand and improved supply chain operations. Despite potential headwinds like inflation and declining consumer sentiment, businesses adapting to customer needs may successfully navigate the market landscape.