Saturday 24 Oct 2026 · Kuala Lumpur
A chronological stream of verified industry and business developments across Malaysia.
Data-centre and cloud-computing projects accounted for almost RM96 billion of Malaysia's approved investments in the first half of 2026. The scale shows how quickly digital infrastructure…
Malaysia's manufacturing sector recorded RM177.3 billion in sales in July 2026, with electrical and electronics products again setting the pace. Export-oriented industries remained the largest contributor,…
Malaysia approved RM218.5 billion of investments in the first six months of 2026. The headline number is large, but the more useful story is where the…
Property headlines often reduce the market to one national price number. NAPIC data allows a more disciplined reading by separating transactions, prices, launches, overhang, stock and…
Selangor and Johor together accounted for more than half of Malaysia's approved investment value in the first half of 2026, but the two states are attracting…
International travel supported passenger growth across Malaysia Airports' domestic network in the first half of 2026, while softer domestic traffic showed that the recovery remains uneven.
Malaysia's medical-device industry is trying to move beyond contract manufacturing toward product design, digital health, automation and higher-value regulatory capabilities.
Malaysia built its semiconductor position on manufacturing, assembly and test. Its current strategy is to keep those strengths while adding IC design, advanced packaging, equipment, R&D…
Malaysia's National Semiconductor Strategy is designed to turn an established manufacturing base into a deeper technology ecosystem with stronger local companies, higher-value activities and more skilled…
Malaysia's primary-sector approved investment rose sharply in the first half of 2026 as offshore oil and gas projects expanded, showing that conventional energy remains economically important…
Malaysia is often described as a semiconductor hub, but that phrase can hide what the country actually does. Its strength is built around a broad electronics…
The data-centre boom is changing more than the technology sector. It is influencing grid planning, industrial land, water management, fibre connectivity, renewable-energy demand and the type…