Industry players expect diesel subsidy rationalisation to have no business impact


KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian Resources Corporation Bhd (MRCB) anticipates that the rationalisation of diesel fuel subsidies will not affect its operational efficiency, project timelines, service delivery, or cost base.

In a statement, the property developer acknowledged that the policy change announcement has prompted queries among stakeholders about the potential impact on the group’s business operations and operating costs going forward.

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