Tak tau APA kesan sekiranya menantu sabri menjadi Salah satu pemegang syer terbesar pasukhas. Dulu, khairy menantu Pak lah juga muncul sebagai pemegang syer ecm Libra haha
KUALA LUMPUR (March 23): The majority — or 86% of Malaysian businesses — are ready to live with Covid-19, while 77% of companies are prioritising technology adoption in the near term as they look to accelerate their adaptation to the new normal, according to Ernst & Young Consulting Sdn Bhd (EY).
EY conducted the EY Business Pulse Survey between October and December 2021 to assess the readiness of Malaysian businesses to transition to the Covid-19 endemic phase. Over 500 companies participated in the online survey, including both large enterprises and micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs).
The survey also found that 43% of respondents are optimistic that business will recover to pre-pandemic levels within the next one to two years. This is encouraging as Malaysia moves into the endemic phase on April 1.
Technology has most positive impact on large companies and MSMEs during pandemic EY revealed that 48% of large companies and 37% of MSMEs said technology had the most positive impact on their business during the pandemic.
According to its statement on Wednesday (March 23), the movement control order during the pandemic accelerated the adoption of technology in businesses and the transition to a digitised work environment.
“In contrast, the respondents experienced more negative impact in the financial (44% of large companies; 63% of MSMEs) and supply chain (54% of large companies; 44% of MSMEs) areas,” said EY.
While large companies have better access to technology and talent, challenging circumstances require organisational agility to navigate disruptions, close current gaps and accelerate actions to build resilience, said EY Asean Consulting Leader and Malaysia Consulting Managing Partner at Ernst & Young Consulting Sdn Bhd, Chow Sang Hoe.
“It is about the survival of the fittest,” said Chow.
Employee reskilling and digitalisation are key priorities In the short term, 85% of respondents are prioritising improving employee safety and implementing standard operating procedures, including flexible work arrangements, while 77% focus on improving digitalisation to facilitate contactless IT infrastructure.
Looking ahead, the top business priorities are: 74% will focus on reskilling employees and another 74% will concentrate on implementing digitalisation. “At the same time, a higher proportion of MSMEs are paying greater attention to readapting business size, changing the business model or entering new business ventures (58%) and improving their financial positions (48%),” noted EY.
On the other hand, 51% of survey respondents said they need further support in improving digital technology; 47% in adapting the business to be more resilient; 42% in accessing resources for business recovery; 40% in transforming the physical space to better prepare for life with Covid-19.
Beyond the recovery and improvement phase, 58% of respondents said they need support to enter new markets; 54% want to form new partnerships; 53% have access to digital skills and talent; and another 53% are developing new business models, products, and services.
“With the evolving market disruptions and changing consumer preferences amplified by the Covid-19 pandemic, businesses need to prioritise capability development as they seek to transform their operating models for the future. Speed and agility are of the essence,” Chow concluded.
Lol, I know, this a competition to drown out the real news with all rubbish, if want talk about building property etc, buy property stock better, this stock is not property stock also.........
KUALA LUMPUR: Dubai-based Emirates Airline is looking forward to the reopening of Malaysia's borders starting April 1 with expectations of growing inbound travel into the country.
The airline's country manager in Malaysia, Mohammad Al Attar said that Emirates had started seeing more travellers flying between Kuala Lumpur and Dubai since Malaysia's travel standard operating procedure (SOP) was put in place.
"We've definitely seen passengers starting flying since the SOP such as pre-PCR test before departure, vaccination and scanning of MySejahtera was introduced. Our flights are full and we look forward to an exponential growth on this (Kuala Lumpur-Dubai) route," he told the New Straits Times today.
Currently, Emirates operating 11 flights weekly from Kuala Lumpur to Dubai on its Boeing 777 jet.
Mohammad said the borders reopening was a great sign for the tourism industry in Malaysia as well as the recovery for the country.
"I believe it's great news. We've been for a long time now slowly coming towards the endemic phase since the last two years. So, I think the fact that we are finally opening here in Malaysia is a great sign for tourism and recovery as well," he added.
On March 8, Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob announced that Malaysia would enter its transition period to the endemic phase of the Covid-19 pandemic on April 1 and that the country's borders would be reopened from that date.
Following the announcement, Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Nancy Shukri said on March 16 that her ministry was targeting two million tourist arrivals in Malaysia this year, leading to revenue of more than RM6.8 billion (US$1.6 billion).
KUALA LUMPUR: The Securities Commission (SC) has registered two initial exchange offering (IEO) operators, Kapital DX Sdn Bhd and Pitch Platforms Sdn Bhd, to promote responsible innovation in the digital assets space.
In a statement today, the SC said the registered IEO operators would provide an alternative avenue for eligible companies to raise funds via the issuance of digital tokens in Malaysia.
It said an issuer may raise funds up to RM100 million from retail, sophisticated, as well as angel investors, subject to the investment limits provided in the SC's Guidelines on Digital Assets.
"These new operators will be required to carry out the necessary assessments included to verify the issuer's digital value proposition, review the issuer's proposal and disclosures in its Whitepaper.
"It also undertakes a comprehensive due diligence on the issuer and its token offering, prior to hosting the issuer's digital token on their platform," it said.
In addition, the SC said they would be given up to nine months to comply with all the regulatory requirements before commencing operations.
This includes putting in place a robust and effective Anti-Money Laundering/Combating the Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT) process to mitigate Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing (ML/TF) risks, it said.
The SC reminded members of the public that they were not permitted to offer, issue or distribute any digital assets, which have been prescribed as securities, in Malaysia without obtaining a registration or authorisation from the SC.
In this regard, a person convicted may be liable to a fine not exceeding RM10 million or imprisonment for a term not exceeding 10 years or both.
The public is also advised to be mindful of the risks related to investing in digital assets, including risks of investing on platforms not registered with the SC.
KUALA LUMPUR (March 23): Gamuda Bhd’s net profit for the second quarter ended Jan 31, 2022 (2QFY22) rose 43.72% to RM177.13 million from RM123.24 million a year ago, as gains from property and construction divisions more than offset the weaker concession business.
Gamuda recorded higher joint venture contribution in the quarter, its filing showed. Group earnings per share rose to 7.05 sen, from 4.9 sen per share in 2QFY21.
Revenue in the quarter rose 43.88% to RM1.29 billion, as property division revenue more than doubled to offset the slightly weaker construction division, while the concession revenue also climbed.
For the six-month period ended Jan 31 (1HFY22), Gamuda’s net profit rose 41.08% to RM329.5 million or 13.11 sen per share, from RM233.55 million or 9.29 sen per share, as contribution from the property segment quadrupled, while earnings from its construction business rose 50%.
The group said property sales jumped 27% to RM1.9 billion in 1HFY22 as overseas projects, especially in Vietnam and Singapore contributed almost 60% of total property sales, whilst local sales doubled.
“Gamuda Land is on track to achieve its full-year sales target of RM4 billion, which is 38% more than last year’s RM2.9 billion sales,” it said.
Revenue for 1HFY22 rose 22.66% to RM2.04 billion from RM1.66 billion, mainly from higher property sales, while both the construction and concession business continued to underperform.
Concurrently, property sales and the MRT Putrajaya Line 2 is expected to drive Gamuda’s performance. The group has unbilled sales of RM5.2 billion, it said.
Gamuda’s construction order book has tripled to RM10.4 billion following its successful bids for the A$2.16 billion (RM6.82 billion) Sydney Metro West-Western Tunnelling Package in Australia and the S$467 million (RM1.45 billion) Defu station and tunnel projects in Singapore.
Shares of Gamuda have risen by 18% since the start of the year. The counter rose 3 sen or 0.89% to close at RM3.39, giving it a market capitalisation of RM 8.66 billion.
Let's fast forward to the present time. Khairy on Dec 28 last year bought 13 million shares from ECM Libra at 71 cents per share for RM9.2 million. These shares were sold by the three main shareholders.
KUALA LUMPUR (March 23): Kuwait-based leading international financial investment company Al Hajri Global Group aims to make Malaysia a prime location for its investments in the Southeast Asian region.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob said this was conveyed to him by the company’s top management during a courtesy call on Wednesday.
In a Facebook post, Ismail Sabri said the delegation was led by Al Hajri Global Group Chairman Sheikh Essa R Al-Hajri and the company's Advisor and Chief Executive Officer for Malaysia, Europe and Turkey, Dr Osama Mohammed.
“They expressed the wish to make Malaysia the main location for their investments in the Southeast Asian region.
Sukuk hijau dijamin Oleh danajamin nasional juga dah ready, sudah dirancang awal awal lagi :)
https://www.theedgemarkets.com › ... Pasukhas to raise up to RM200mil via sukuk | The Edge Markets 13 Dec 2018 — ... Pasukhas Green Assets Sdn Bhd, has proposed to establish an Islamic Medium Term Note Programme of RM200 million in nominal value to fund ... https://www.danajamin.com › news Danajamin Guarantees Pasukhas Green Assets Sdn Bhd RM200 Million ... 27 Feb 2019 — Danajamin's First Participation in ASEAN Green Socially Responsible Investment (“SRI”) Sukuk
The profit from the luxurious condo project in KL alone has exceeded the market cap of pasukhas at current price. No wonder the directors wanted esos shares for themselves desperately
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Nanti Naik macam tiada Hari esok. Bergembira ya!