BLand posts two-month net loss of RM35m on fair value change
However, it managed to post a net profit of RM148.03 million for the cumulative 14-month period.
Sime Darby 4Q net profit up 13%, declares 8 sen dividend
Sime Darby declared a second interim dividend of 7 sen per share and a special dividend of 1 sen per share in respect of the financial year ended June 30, 2019 (FY19). The payment dates for the dividends fall on Oct 31.
PNB chief set to leave for Sime Darby Bhd
President cum group chief executive, Datuk Abdul Rahman Ahmad, will leave upon the expiry of his three-year contract by the end of next month. He assumed the post on Oct 1, 2016.
Selangor Dredging has sold up to 97% of property inventory
In Singapore, Selangor Dredging's ongoing development One Draycott will be aimed at customers from Hong Kong and Mainland China. One Draycott is located in District 10, Singapore.
Riza Aziz seeks to transfer RM1.18b 1MDB money-laundering case to High Court
Riza's lawyer Syazwani Mohd Zawawi said the application to transfer the case was filed at the High Court last Aug 16 on the grounds that the trial would affect his constitutional right, the case involves complex issues and that it would take a long time if the case goes on trial at the Sessions Court where Riza is charged.
K Residence unit holders sue developer Duta Yap over failure to form JMB within time
They are suing DutaLand Bhd CEO Tan Sri Yap Yong Seong and developer KL Landmark Sdn Bhd for alleged failure to establish a JMB within 12 months of delivery of vacant possession, the misuse of maintenance funds, and other misconduct.
UOA Development 2Q net profit up on progressive recognition of ongoing development projects
Its quarterly revenue also jumped 12.91% to RM344.33 million from RM304.96 million a year ago.
Govt stands by its 0.4% poverty rate figure, says Azmin Ali
“This poverty rate is derived from internationally-accepted standards based on the Canberra Group Handbook on Household Income Statistics, Second Edition (2011), which is published by the United Nations.”
What MAHB now faces after the unprecedented systems outage at KLIA
CGS-CIMB research analyst Raymond Yap estimates the disruptions could result in a fine of around RM1.65 million for MAHB, going by the set of Quality of Service or QoS criteria that regulator Malaysian Aviation Commission uses to evaluate KLIA and klia2, each month since September 2018.
Grab recommends motorcycle-specific features under Malaysia PSV rules
Goh said the ride-hailing service provider is prepared to implement its regional safety product enhancements and innovations for motorcycles.
