EV, Energy & Manufacturing
Rapid Penang trials two electric buses ahead of phased rollout
The operator is procuring 75 EV buses in its first phase, with deliveries scheduled in stages through March 2027.
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- Markets & Listings
Lim Seong Hai Capital rises on Main Market debut after transfer
The construction firm's move from ACE Market involves no new share offering, while its stock code and short name are unchanged.
- Markets & Listings
Ringgit edges higher against US dollar ahead of Budget 2027
An economist said markets were watching the fiscal deficit outlook as energy price shocks were expected to affect the 2026 target.
- Consumer & Brands
Proton to produce facelifted X50 Sport Edition based on Flagship variant
Pricing and the sale date remain unconfirmed. The SUV will come in Quartz Black with a black bodykit and red detailing.
- Consumer & Brands
New Mazda CX-5 arrives in Malaysia with RM171,510.40 price tag
The third-generation SUV is imported from Japan and offered only as a 2.5G High variant, while the locally assembled older model remains available.
- Investment & Expansion
Penang land auction attracts no bidders
The six-acre plot carries a reserve price of RM313.632 million, with sale proceeds intended to help complete the Ayer Itam road bypass.
- Markets & Listings
Zetrix AI puts unpaid JPJ collections at RM314 million
The company said revenue from the suspended services ceased from Oct 5, 2026, with no timeframe available for resolving the dispute.
- Markets & Listings
Government faces RM20.1 billion in 1MDB obligations without further recoveries
The government had paid RM42.5 billion towards 1MDB commitments by Aug 31, 2026, while asset recovery efforts yielded RM31.3 billion.
- Consumer & Brands
Cooking oil subsidies total RM3.886 billion for 2024-2025
Palm oil windfall profit levies generated RM3.278 billion over the same period, according to the Ministry of Finance.
- EV, Energy & Manufacturing
TNB tax claim will not be recovered through higher electricity tariffs
The Ministry of Finance said TNB’s capacity to continue dividend payments is also unaffected by the additional tax claim.
