Rebound projected on higher job flows


The expected recovery of the sector will be driven by growing anticipation of increased job flows in 2023 and supported by favourable domestic policies.

PETALING JAYA: The construction sector in Malaysia could be looking at a reversal of fortunes in 2023 after several years of lacklustre performance.

The expected recovery of the sector will be driven by growing anticipation of increased job flows in 2023 and supported by favourable domestic policies.

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