Wall Street rekindles reporting debate
As Malaysia enters its quarterly earnings season, the issue of reporting frequency has resurfaced.
Landmarks’ uphill battle
Bursa Malaysia has given Landmarks Bhd until July 28 to submit a regularisation plan to the relevant authorities.
Strong RE intent, slow traction
The move to open the power grid to third-party renewable energy (RE) under the Corporate Renewable Energy Supply Scheme (Cress) and Community Renewable Energy Aggregation Mechanism (Cream) is undergoing regulatory review, the Energy Commission said recently.
A reality check for Salutica
For a stock that once drew massive headlines, Salutica Bhd now finds itself facing a far less flattering reality.
DPS jumps on data centre wave
WITH Malaysia continuing to play the data centre hub game, it is not surprising that many listed companies want a slice of the action.
Oil market rattled by UAE exit
The price of crude oil remains in backwardation as traders focus on how and when barrels can move through the choked Strait of Hormuz.
Genting bonds signal dividend strain
Genting Bhd's latest bond issue signals possible challenges for future dividends.
Green ambitions, diesel reality
The announcement that Kawan Renergy Bhd has secured a RM70.37mil contract to supply diesel generator systems for a data centre (DC) operator in Malaysia is a timely reminder of the energy realities underpinning the country's digital ambitions.
Who bears the cost of delivery?
Malaysia's plan to amend the Postal Services Act 2012 is timely, but it also comes after the industry has already evolved far more quickly than the law.
Conflict sows fertiliser shock
The impact from reduced availability of fertilisers on the global market as a result of the Middle East conflict could take a while before it feeds into prices for consumer goods like vegetables, meats and staples, as well as the yields of Malaysia's palm oil sector.
