Tough times could lead to M&As in construction


Despite the revival of infrastructure projects under the government’s development plan, analysts said the operating environment has becoming increasingly challenging for many construction players. Hence, this could lead to potential mergers and acquisitions (M&As) in the industry, they said.

PETALING JAYA: Thinning margins and less rollout of jobs are factors that could lead to a potential consolidation in the construction sector in Malaysia.

Despite the revival of infrastructure projects under the government’s development plan, analysts said the operating environment has becoming increasingly challenging for many construction players.

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