Nine EPF subsidiaries suffer losses for third year


KUALA LUMPUR: Nine Employees Provident Fund (EPF) subsidiaries had suffered losses for three consecutive years since 2021, with total losses in 2023 amounting to RM224.21mil.

The Auditor-General’s report 1/2025 (AG report) stated that the nine subsidiaries suffered losses of RM76.51mil in 2022 and RM49.76mil in 2021.

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