IJM Land, Progressture Solar sign pact for 'solarised' townships, floating solar farm
The partnership also includes the development of a 15MW floating solar farm spanning 37.5 acres (15.2 hectares) at IJM Rimbayu.
The partnership also includes the development of a 15MW floating solar farm spanning 37.5 acres (15.2 hectares) at IJM Rimbayu.
The completion of the equity funding will see QIP, alongside UK-based co-developer Hurlington Capital, develop a new 299-bed purpose-built student accommodation in Woolwich, London.
Experts taking part in a panel session at PropNex Malaysia's Xpo 2024 are cautiously optimistic about the local property market.
Tropicana Corporation Bhd is set to capitalise on its 2,000-acre land bank after it unveiled its plans to develop two mega townships in Johor with a combined gross development value (GDV) exceeding RM30 billion.
RHB Investment Bank (RHB IB) maintained its “overweight” calls on the property, construction, technology, healthcare, transport, oil and gas (O&G), utilities and rubber products sectors.
Ekovest Bhd (KL:EKOVEST), the controlling shareholder of PLS Plantations Bhd (KL:PLS), has transferred some PLS shares to an adviser to pay for services rendered in relation to a corporate proposal that Ekovest undertook previously.
Mudajaya Group Bhd (KL:MUDAJYA) said its former employee Michael Chua Khian Keng has filed an appeal to challenge the High Court’s decision in the civil suit brought against him by the group.
The Mass Rapid Transit Line 1 (MRT1) and MRT2 have failed to meet their targets for daily ridership. They also failed to meet the targeted numbers of trains in operation, and peak-hour frequency, according to the 2024 Auditor General's Report.
The government has failed to implement the simultaneous issuance of vacant possession with strata titles (VPST), as there was no coordination between the Ministry of Housing and Local Government (KPKT) and other government agencies to fulfill the implementation of the policy, according to the Auditor General’s (AG) Report 2024.
The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) flagged that the Human Resource Development Corp (HRD Corp) had engaged in several dubious property deals, including the purchase of a RM154 million building, without the approval of its board.