Far East Group Delivers Growth Milestones but Margin Squeeze Demands Caution
Far East Group’s 1H2026 results present a dichotomy of robust top-line expansion against an...
PC Partner Group Delivers a Masterclass in Margin Protection
The first half of 2026 presented a complex operating environment for the semiconductor sector, defined by persistent supply chain friction and erratic consumer demand. In this climate, PC Partner Group Limited has delivered a set of...
Multi-Chem Boosts Dividend by 50% as M.Tech Strategy Drives 1H2026 Growth
Multi-Chem Limited has completed its strategic metamorphosis, emerging in 1H FY2026 as a pure-play IT distribution powerhouse operating under the well-regarded M.Tech brand. Despite the persistent drag of global macroeconomic headwinds and localized geopolitical...
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BLAST has signed a landmark multi-year partnership with the Singapore Tourism Board to host four premier esports arena events in Singapore.
The deal aims to position Singapore as a global hub for competitive gaming and live entertainment in Asia and beyond.
The first event under this...
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Singapore GasCo is doubling its staff strength—allocating about half of its budget to people costs covering recruitment, development, and workplace support.
Given its niche purpose, Singapore GasCo is looking for talent with specialized expertise.
Success for Singapore GasCo is defined by building an engaged, motivated workforce...
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Malaysia’s economy grew 5.2% in 2025, its fastest pace in three years, driven by strong domestic demand, exports and investment.
Fourth‑quarter GDP surged 6.3%...
DBS is ramping up efforts to strengthen automotive supply chain resilience as global carmakers grapple with persistent disruptions that threaten production schedules and brand reputation.
The bank, which works with original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and multi-tier suppliers, is positioning itself as a financial and strategic...
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Malaysia’s economy grew 5.2% in 2025, its fastest pace in three years, driven by strong domestic demand, exports and investment.
Fourth‑quarter GDP surged 6.3%...
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Malaysia’s economy grew 5.2% in 2025, its fastest pace in three years, driven by strong domestic demand, exports and investment.
Fourth‑quarter GDP surged 6.3% year‑on‑year, the quickest in twelve quarters and above economists’ expectations.
Bank Negara Malaysia expects growth momentum to continue into 2026,...