Federal assets up by 5.5% to RM2.8 trillion, liabilities increased by RM1bil, says Auditor-General's Report


KUALA LUMPUR: The assets of 143 out of 145 federal agencies increased by 5.5% or RM0.148 trillion to RM2.838 trillion, up from RM2.69 trillion in the previous year, according to the Auditor-General’s Report (AG’s Report) 1/2026.

The AG’s Report also said an analysis of the financial statements of the 143 federal agencies showed that its liabilities stood at RM0.871 trillion as of 2024, which is an increase of RM1bil or 0.1% compared to 2023.

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