Greater KL region draws in RM4.5bil investments from MNCs


Meanwhile, InvestKL has a target to attract 10 MNCs this year, its chief executive officer Datuk Zainal Amanshah said in the same statement.

PETALING JAYA: The greater Kuala Lumpur region has seen foreign multinational companies (MNCs) plough in 41%, or RM4.5bil, of the RM11.07bil of approved and committed investments between 2011 and last year.

InvestKL, the government agency set up to promote investments into the region, said in a statement that a total of 73 MNCs have committed to the investments since 2011.

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