AWC’s RM13.1 Million GIFT City Awards Extend India Infrastructure Work
AWC has won two automated waste collection connection contracts in India’s GIFT City, with execution and cash conversion now the investor tests.
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Gamuda’s A$790 Million Mortlake Win Lifts New Jobs Past RM12 Billion
Gamuda’s A$790 million Mortlake solar-and-battery contract adds to its Australian pipeline, with delivery milestones stretching into 2029.
GUH Receives Final Suzhou Land Payment, Closing 195 Million Yuan Deal
GUH has collected the last instalment of its Suzhou land compensation. The total deal value, final cash receipt and accounting gain are separate figures.
KKB Engineering’s RM462 Million Awards Broaden Earnings Pipeline
KKB Engineering’s RM462 million combined awards add offshore and supply work, but the headline total does not belong to the Sarawak Shell contract alone.
Uzma’s Non-Oil Bids Grow as Upstream Work Faces Transition
Uzma’s RM3.8 billion non-oil bid book offers diversification, but investors still need proof of contract wins as upstream maintenance work transitions.
Optimax’s Nasenmax Launch Tests Its Move Beyond Eye Care
Optimax has opened its first Nasenmax ENT clinic in Selangor, but has not disclosed patient targets, investment cost or the new service’s earnings outlook.
Hap Seng’s S$140 Million Hafary Exit Puts Debt Reduction First
Hap Seng plans to accept a conditional S$140.03 million offer for its 50.82% Hafary stake and direct most proceeds to debt repayment.
Bursa’s Early Swings Expose Narrow Support Beneath KLCI
Bursa Malaysia’s KLCI swung from a slight loss to a modest gain within minutes, while broader market breadth and sector performance remained mixed.
RedPlanet Seeks RM13.3 Million IPO as It Moves From LEAP to ACE Market
RedPlanet Berhad is raising RM13.30 million through an IPO as it transfers from the LEAP Market to the ACE Market to support geospatial and intelligent rail expansion.
Yinson Buyout Talks Stay Preliminary at Indicative RM2.35
Yinson says discussions with MISC and EPF continue, but RM2.35 remains indicative and a formal privatisation scheme is not assured.