Chin Hin Group Property establishes RM500m perpetual notes programme
Chin Hin Group Property Bhd (KL:CHGP) has established a RM500 million perpetual notes programme.
Chin Hin Group Property Bhd (KL:CHGP) has established a RM500 million perpetual notes programme.
Frequent water supply disruptions, high industrial land prices and talent shortages are among challenges faced by the Penang government in its effort to position the state as the Silicon Valley of the East.
The Selangor government is set to introduce comprehensive guidelines for constructing homestays, particularly on agricultural land, to regulate development and ensure compliance with existing laws.
Part of Jalan Masjid India here, closed due to a sinkhole incident, has been reopened to the public, effective Nov 10.
The Global South deserves more in terms of climate funding since they are the least contributors to global carbon emissions yet bear the brunt of climate change's harshest impacts.
The Federal Ministry of Housing and Local Government (KPKT) allocated RM51.55 million for 233 public infrastructure initiatives in Sarawak this year, the State Legislative Assembly was told today.
He said the committee was also identifying potential projects for resolution and preparing an inventory of buildings without strata titles.
The entire Phase 1 involves 35 packages for the construction of 706 kilometres of road.
“We remain committed to collaborating with stakeholders, offering expert consultation, and providing innovative solutions to support their operations without compromising the needs of other sectors.”
State Infrastructure and Agriculture Committee chairman Izham Hashim said that the plan aims to identify nearly collapsing slope areas and facilitate monitoring processes.