'Multi-year upcycle' for property is in motion - HLIB


KUALA LUMPUR: The upcoming Budget could reveal one of three possible directions the government plans to take its data centre (DC) investment policy, says Hong Leong Investment Bank (HLIB) Research.

It said the government could opt for supportive measures that could encourage further DC investments, implement cooling measures such as stricter approvals or higher approval rates to manage the sector's expansion, or announce no new major policy changes.

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