2015年7月20日 星期一

2015-07-21 Malaysia Business


KKB bags RM14m jobs   
The Sun Daily
PETALING JAYA: KKB Engineering Bhd has accepted purchase orders from JGC (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd and Petron Malaysia Refining & Marketing Bhd worth RM14.6 million. In a filing with the stock exchange yesterday, KKB said the purchase orders are from ...

KKB Engineering secures RM14.6m orders   The Star Online
KKB Engineering bags RM14.6m worth of jobs   The Edge Markets
KKB Engineering Secures Two Projects Worth RM14.6 Million   Bernama

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Malay Mail Online
   
Ringgit Ends Firmer Against Major Currencies   
malaysiandigest.com
KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit closed firmer against major currencies, including the US dollar, today on buying support for the local note. At 5pm, the ringgit was quoted at 3.8050/8080 against the greenback from 3.8060/8080 last Thursday. The foreign ...

Ringgit marginally higher against greenback   The Malaysian Insider
Gold price falls to 5-year low on stronger US dollar   The Rakyat Post

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The Star Online
   
Cocoaland buyout said to be aborted on management issues, shares down   
The Star Online
Cocoaland founder and executive director Liew Fook Meng(inset), however, appeared unperturbed and said First Pacific's withdrawal was part and parcel of looking for a suitable buyer for Cocoaland. (Picture shows some of the products of Cocoaland) - Files.
Hong Kong's First Pacific aborts deal to buy Malaysia's Cocoaland   Reuters
First Pacific pulls out of deal to purchase Malaysia's Cocoaland   Malay Mail Online

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Y&G buys Ikramin for RM13.4m   
The Sun Daily
PETALING JAYA: Y&G Corp Bhd's wholly-owned indirect subsidiary Rukun Warisan Sdn Bhd is acquiring the entire issued share capital of Ikramin Sdn Bhd, which owns 10.8 acres of land in Sepang, for RM13.4 million. In a filing with Bursa Malaysia ...

Y&G buys dormant firm for RM13.4m for 10.8-acre Dengkil land   The Edge Markets
Y&G's Unit To Acquire Shares In Ikramin For RM13.428 Million   Bernama

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Free Malaysia Today
   
Malaysia's CIMB Group appoints new directors   
Free Malaysia Today
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's CIMB Group has appointed two new directors, Mohd Nasir Ahmad and Lee Kok Kwan, effective immediately, the bank announced on Monday. “Mohd Nasir Ahmad and Lee have played pivotal roles in governance and advisory ...

Nasir Ahmad, Lee Kok Kwan join CIMB board   Malaysia Chronicle
CIMB appoints two new directors   The Malaysian Insider

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China Stationery has until Sept 7 to submit revamp plan   
The Star Online
PETALING JAYA: China Stationery Ltd (CSL), a PN17 company, has been granted an extension until Sept 7 to submit a regularisation plan or waiver application to the regulators. In a filing with Bursa Malaysia yesterday, CSL said the local bourse had ...

China Stationery faces Sept 7 deadline   The Sun Daily

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HLIB Research: SPACs still attractive investment option   
The Star Online
PETALING JAYA: Investing in special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) is still an attractive option despite the current uncertainties in the market. According to HLIB Research, given the current uncertain external and local environment, investing ...
'O&G SPACs an attractive option in current investment outlook'   The Borneo Post
SPACs investment looks attractive, says HLIB Research   The Malaysian Insider

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Mulpha's unit completes disposal for RM55m   
The Sun Daily
PETALING JAYA: Mulpha International Bhd's (MIB) sub-subsidiary Mulpha Strategic Limited (MSL) has disposed of its entire 19.9% equity interest in PBD Developments Ltd to Oasis Star Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tian An China Investments ...

MSL Disposes Of PBD Stake To Oasis Star For RM55.04 Million   Bernama

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The Star Online
   
Steady property demand in Penang   
The Star Online
Investment-friendly: A file picture shows visitors at the recent Star Property Fair in Penang. Affin Hwang believes that property developers with land bank and established presence in Penang will benefit from rising property demand. PETALING JAYA: An ...

PTMP yields jobs for construction, property players   The Borneo Post

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Indonesian levy collection will have neutral impact CPO prices   
The Borneo Post
KUCHING: With the Indonesian government having begun the collection of crude palm oil (CPO) and processed palm oil levies on July 16, analysts believe the impact on CPO prices is neutral but expect Malaysian exports to benefit due to lesser supply ...

Kenanga Research expects higher CPO exports   The Sun Daily

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