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System testing and trial runs are targeted to finish by Dec 31, with third-party safety certification and approvals from both countries factored into the schedule.
The Straits Times reported that more than RM200 million collected for JPJ remained unpaid. Trading volume exceeded 896.15 million shares.
Customers can view prices and stock at participating dealers, or request a QR code remotely before making a purchase.
Another 161 manufacturers are expected to complete their transformation by December 2026, according to Deputy Investment, Trade and Industry Minister Sim Tze Tzin.
Honda ranked second with 89,562 registrations, while electric motorcycles accounted for 2.34% of the market from January to August 2026.
The construction firm received approval through the accelerated transfer process after moving from LEAP to ACE in March 2025.
Declining counters narrowly outnumbered gainers, while turnover reached 2.24 billion shares valued at RM1.26 billion.
Manufacturing respondents reported RM42.86 billion in project costs within their Malaysian operations for 2024-2025, almost 51 per cent above the previous survey.
A Transport Ministry spokesperson confirmed the outstanding amount to The Edge after the Straits Times reported that customer collections had not been remitted.
The proposed facility in Yan is due to start operating by the end of 2030 and would offer an alternative to supplies from PETRONAS.
