Support for chips, E&E


RHB Research stressed that the government is poised to reinforce its commitment to the semiconductor and E&E sectors.

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia’s development expenditure is set to take a turn towards high-technology investments next year, with Budget 2026 widely expected to intensify support for the semiconductor as well as electrical and electronics (E&E) sectors, says Kenanga Research.

It expected the fiscal plan to deliver targeted measures for the semiconductor ecosystem in line with the National Semiconductor Strategy (NSS).

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