UOA Development 1Q net profit down 71% on-year as revenue falls
In a Bursa Malaysia filing today, UOA Development said revenue fell to RM140.17 million in the first quarter ended March 31, 2021 (1QFY21) from RM375.27 million.
UEM Sunrise’s 1Q net loss narrows to RM4.32 mil on higher revenue, improved forex
The group said revenue rose 29.02% to RM252.69 million, from RM195.85 million in 1QFY20, driven by higher progress billings and construction progress from local developments
Resorts World Genting casino to close temporarily amid MCO 3.0
Some of its offerings may not be available during this period.
SunCon's 1Q net profit rises 23.8% as revenue strengthens on higher progress billings
SunCon group managing director Chung Soo Kiong: We remain steadfast in growing our order book towards our target of RM2 billion new orders in 2021 as we continue to navigate the challenging environment
Hock Seng Lee’s 1Q net profit rises 20% to RM9.09m, underpinned by construction segment
The group’s revenue also grew 41.91% to RM159.5 million, from RM112.4 million a year ago.
Selangor Health Dept admits situation challenging at MAEPS quarantine and treatment centre, amid surge in Cat 3 Covid-19 patients
Category 3 are those that are symptomatic and have lung infection.
Covid-19: Malaysia's new cases drop to 3,780 today
Selangor continued to top the list with 1,275 new infections reported.
World Trade Centre KL congested as walk-ins 'try their luck' without prior vaccine appointments
CITF: Do not come too early before your appointment time. Please arrive at the venue between 15 and 30 minutes earlier than your scheduled appointment. Members of the public are advised to arrive no earlier than 30 minutes before the scheduled appointments to avoid overcrowding.
Malaysia’s new Covid-19 cases rise to 4,140, with record 44 deaths reported
Cumulative infections in the country now stood at 466,330, with total fatalities at 1,866.
Malayan Cement to take over YTL Cement's cement and ready-mixed concrete biz in RM5.16b deal
Under the agreement, Malayan Cement will acquire 12 companies under YTL Cement.
