Less job awards but better construction earnings expected
The construction sector is expected to remain a bright spot amid the less-than-rosy prospects of the wider domestic and global economies — which are facing a multitude of uncertainties…
The construction sector is expected to remain a bright spot amid the less-than-rosy prospects of the wider domestic and global economies — which are facing a multitude of uncertainties…
The project delivery partner (PDP) for Klang Valley mass rapid transport (MRT) Line 1 yesterday confirmed that the RM21 billion cited by the government as the project’s total cost excluded “other associated costs”.
Property developer Bina Darulaman Bhd said it is acquiring three plots of land in Sungai Petani from the Kedah State Development Corporation for RM4.63 million.
The group said there was no formal valuation conducted on the property, which also includes a single-storey detached factory with an integral double-storey office, a guard house, a pump house and a refuse chamber.
Property developers are expected to register another year of slow performance in 2017 amid a lack of catalysts for the segment, as cooling measures introduced by the central bank to rein in speculation continue to be the main hurdle for property companies.
Econpile Holdings Bhd, along with its JV partner China Communications Construction Co (M) Sdn Bhd, has won contract to undertake foundation, substructures and other ancillary works for Package SUKE-CA3.
Rafizi has been vocal towards the issues surrounding the MRT project, which he claimed would reach more than RM100 billion upon completion.