MIDF mission attracts RM2.2b potential investments


KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Industrial Development Authority’s (Mida) investment mission to Manchester, Dublin and Paris, led by the authority’s chief executive officer Datuk Noharuddin Nordin, has attracted potential investments of about RM2.2bil.

Mida said the investments were in sectors such as transportation equipment; information and communication technology; renewable energy; recycling industrial steel waste; maintenance, repair and overhaul activity; and education/training. — Bernama

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