Government to provide RM6.6 billion in microfinancing for small businesses
AIM is to receive RM3 billion, while Bank Simpanan Nasional will provide RM1.7 billion under the Budget 2027 measures.
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AIM is to receive RM3 billion, while Bank Simpanan Nasional will provide RM1.7 billion under the Budget 2027 measures.
The company anticipates a RM3.22 million net gain and plans to put the disposal proceeds towards working capital.
Government-linked investment companies will provide RM25 billion, while public-private partnerships will account for RM11 billion.
The Ministry of Finance called for more diverse trading links and stronger domestic supply chains to limit exposure to external disruptions.
The increase will cover over four million workers, with an exemption for MSMEs whose annual revenue falls below RM50 million.
The proposed law aims to increase accountability among online marketplaces and sellers, although no tabling date was given.
The claims concern financing payments owed by subsidiary Ahmad Zaki Sdn Bhd, with the parent company named as guarantor.
Ship purchase and construction loans will attract fixed stamp duty of RM2,000 for amounts up to RM100 million, and RM5,000 above that threshold.
The proposed relief would cover purchases under sale-and-purchase agreements executed from Jan 1, 2027, to Dec 31, 2030.
The Budget 2027 initiative would allow Malaysians to choose whether their investment supports education, healthcare or social protection.