Sabah stands to receive RM58.3bil in investments


KOTA KINABALU: Sabah has secured  RM17.41bil in approved foreign and domestic investments in the manufacturing sector since September 2020, with 73 companies driving this growth.

Industrial Development and Entrepreneurship Ministry (MIDE) permanent secretary Datuk Thomas Logijin said 52 of these companies have already established operations in the state, investing a total of RM7.8bil and creating 3,636 jobs.

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