The question of MoUs materialising


Coming back to the period tracked by StarBizWeek, Bintai Kinden Corp Bhd has emerged as the “King of MoUs”, with eight under its belt as the construction and engineering firm diversifies into the healthcare industry in light of the Covid-19 pandemic that brought the global economy to a standstill last year. Seven of the eight were vaccine-related MoUs, from licensing rights to logistics and storage.

THE bull market of 2020 has attracted the vibrancy of many sorts, from the heightened retail participation and also the number of memorandum of agreement (MoU) dished out.

StarBizWeek tracked at least 133 MoUs, memorandum of collaborations and memorandum of agreements inked by listed companies in Malaysia from last March up until yesterday.

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