EV, Energy & Manufacturing
Malaysia’s palm oil output could exceed 2025 level
MPOB forecasts 2026 crude palm oil production of 19.5 million to 19.8 million tonnes, against last year’s 20.28 million tonnes.
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- Consumer & Brands
Chery Tiggo Cross Sport Edition launches with RM83,800 promotional price
The locally assembled SUV adds a front and rear bodykit to the Turbo variant, while retaining its interior and equipment.
- Investment & Expansion
Malaysia’s first-half tax receipts rise 9% to RM129.6 billion
The government will keep SST while incorporating GST features to prevent cascading taxation, Deputy Finance Minister Liew Chin Tong told Parliament.
- EV, Energy & Manufacturing
TTM spends about RM100 million annually with Malaysian suppliers
The terminal tractor manufacturer has exported more than 8,000 Malaysia-built vehicles to customers in over 50 countries as of end-June 2026.
- Markets & Listings
Top Glove reaches 92 sen as research houses keep negative ratings
Quarterly net profit rose to RM157.6 million, while analysts cited excess glove supply and potential cost increases as risks to the recovery.
- Markets & Listings
Bursa slips as heavyweight selling reverses opening gains
Gainers still led decliners 221 to 180, while trading turnover reached RM150.56 million.
- EV, Energy & Manufacturing
New Mazda CX-5 listed at RM171,510.40 ahead of Malaysian launch
The third-generation SUV is due to launch on October 8, 2026, with a single 2.5G High variant and a standard sunroof.
- Markets & Listings
Ringgit edges lower against US dollar at opening
The local currency also weakened against the pound and euro, but gained against the yen.
- Markets & Listings
Chin Hin Group Property explains terms of RM62 million vehicle business sale
The company said the proposed transaction includes debt settlement and cash extraction arrangements that were absent from an earlier aborted deal.
- Tech & Digital Economy
Malaysia trains 21,391 semiconductor talents by June 2026
Training supports a government target of 60,000 highly skilled semiconductor workers by 2030, alongside efforts to expand local chip design capabilities.
