FDI soars 73.4% in first quarter to RM29.3bil


PETALING JAYA: Approved foreign direct investment (FDI) for all sectors skyrocketed in the first quarter of 2019, rising 73.4% to RM29.3bil.

This compares to the RM16.9bil in approved FDI recorded during the same period last year, the Finance Ministry said.

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