SHANGHAI: Ningbo Deye Technology Co, a Chinese inverter producer, plans to invest up to US$150mil (RM668mil) in building a solar equipment manufacturing base in Malaysia.
Malaysia’s first locally made EV debuts with competitive pricing
ALBAWBA – During the Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Centre in Kuala Lumpur, Proton, the nation’s leading carmaker, unveiled the e.MAS 7, wh …
Economists predict moderate growth for Malaysia in 2025
Supported by strong domestic fundamentals and strategic investments, economists expected moderate growth for Malaysia in 2025. However, external …
Proton launches Malaysia’s first home-grown EV, undercutting BYD by nearly US$10,000
Proton hopes the launch positions the Malaysian carmaker as a leader in the region’s burgeoning EV market, dominated by Tesla and Chinese brands.
Chinese Inverter Maker Plans $150 Million Solar Base in Malaysia
Ningbo Deye Technology Co., a Chinese inverter producer, plans to invest up to $150 million in building a solar equipment manufacturing base in Malaysia.
Thailand to host two regional meetings focused on Myanmar this week
Thailand said on Monday it will host two regional meetings on Myanmar this week, with at least one to have representatives of the junta, as the Malaysian Prime Minister said efforts were being made to …
ILO Workshop Promotes Responsible Business Conduct in Malaysia’s Manufacturing Sector
A workshop titled “Introduction to the Responsible Business Conduct through the Framework of the ILO MNE Declaration and the i-ESG Framework” was held on December 3, 2024, in Kuala Lumpur.
Nestlé Malaysia names new executive director for group corporate affairs
Bhd has appointed Raja Nurmaria Murni Raja Nur Azmi as executive director, group corporate affairs for Malaysia and Singapore.
2024 in review: Ringgit rallies, Malaysia’s investments boom, exports soar
Malaysia has proven to be a beacon of stability and progress in Southeast Asia as gross domestic product (GDP) beat expectations in the first …
Malaysia High Court orders ex-PM Muhyiddin to pay $121k to ex-finance minister in defamation suit
The Malaysian High Court has ordered former prime minister Muhyiddin Yassin to pay RM400,000 (S$121,370) to former finance minister Lim Guan Eng before the year ends. The amount is part of RM1.35 …