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Malaysia’s Would-Be Construction Giant Stays Divided

The Sunway-IJM merger collapse resets Malaysia's construction consolidation story. IJM returns to a record RM17.3 billion order book.

Malaysia Airlines Goes Deeper Into China With Shenzhen And Changsha Services

First-quarter load factors of 90% on Japan routes and 85% on China routes are the commercial case behind Malaysia Airlines' East Asia push.

Vietnam’s MoMo Signals Confidence In Domestic Fintech With Above-Unicorn Valuation Target

Profitable since 2024 and serving over 30 million users, MoMo is not in a rush. That leverage is reshaping its capital strategy.

AI Document Automation Enters The Syndicated Loan Servicing Stack

Loan IQ processes 75% of global syndicated loan volume. Adding AI onboarding automation to that infrastructure reshapes how banks activate deals.

Petronas And The Strait: How Malaysia Secured What Sanctions Could Not Predict

Iran's ambassador confirmed the remaining six Malaysian ships will clear Hormuz one by one, in stages, with no timeline given.

From B40 To B50: Indonesia’s Biodiesel Escalation And The Race To End Diesel Imports

PT Pertamina has confirmed readiness to begin blending on July 1. B50 trials on trains, ships, trucks, and heavy equipment are nearly complete.

Malaysia’s SMR Deliberations Enter New Phase As Regional Neighbors Close In On Concrete Projects

Six technical task forces across MOSTI and PETRA are building Malaysia's legal, regulatory, and talent foundations before any nuclear deployment decision.

RMiT And Customer Data Rules At Center Of BNM’s RM1 Million Fine Against Bank Rakyat

Bank Rakyat has now accumulated RM3.85 million in BNM penalties within seven months, across two separate enforcement actions covering system downtime and the 2024 data breach.

KakaoBank And WeBank Join SCBX In BankX Bank As Thailand Branchless Banking Era Nears

SCBX terminated its THB 31 billion Home Credit Vietnam deal the same week it registered BankX Bank, signalling a deliberate strategic shift toward domestic digital banking.

Jakarta To Lombok: Transnusa Closes The Connectivity Gap

TransNusa's A320 cabin, configured at approximately 30 inches of seat pitch, underscores the carrier's effort to distinguish Premium Service from conventional low-cost competitors on Indonesia's domestic routes.