Chasing only the good deals


According to the Finance Ministry, the investments are to be channelled into high-growth, high-value industries like energy transition and advance manufacturing such as the semiconductor business.

THE pledge by six local government-linked investment companies (GLICs) to invest RM120bil in domestic direct investments over the next five years has attracted both brickbats and praise from seasoned industry and market observers.

While it is crucial that these investments are channelled into industries where the potential for growth is significant, it is also important to have proper monitoring of funds deployed.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Business News

NEV sector surging full steam ahead
FBM KLCI dips after five-day rally, poised to end on a weekly gain
Advance estimate puts Malaysia's 4Q GDP at 5.7%
Applications open for Jelawang Capital's next Emerging Fund Managers' programme
Oil flat as chances of US strike on Iran recedes
Asia shares near record high on AI optimism, dollar up on receding Fed cut bets
Singapore's December exports rise 6.1% y-o-y, weaker than expected
PNB offers US$300mil secured exchangeable sukuk to strengthen portfolio diversification
Bursa Malaysia buoyed by improved investor appetite
IMF's growth forecasts to show resilience to global trade shocks, Georgieva says

Others Also Read