Alpaca is building its Southeast Asian base in Singapore, with the aim of serving as a local counterparty for regional banks and fintechs that offer international investing.
Singapore's TCOMS and Japan's FLOWRA have signed an MOU on floating offshore wind, combining marine engineering expertise with Japan's advanced research capabilities.
MAS found Bsquared violated risk management standards, conflict of interest policies, and outsourcing guidelines, then compounded matters with false regulatory filings.
Sunway Healthcare's 38 percent first-day gain set the tone. Malaysia's IPO market is rewarding issuers with sector leadership and institutional sponsorship.
Malaysia's data center capacity is set to more than double to 2,055 MW by end-2026. EI Power supplies the power systems that keep these facilities running.
Gelephu Mindfulness City is positioning itself as a regulated digital asset hub, with BTSE Bhutan now holding an in-principle licence approval from the GFSO.
55% of Syfe users surveyed want joint accounts for long-term family wealth, not just bill-splitting. The wealthtech sector is responding to how households actually think about money.
Chevron's 90-year Caltex legacy in Southeast Asia changes hands as ENEOS agrees to a $2.17 billion acquisition spanning six markets and a 290,000-barrel-per-day Singapore refinery.
Vietnam is managing dry-season risk through three simultaneous levers: new thermal capacity at Quang Trach I, BESS deployment, and a 3-percent national electricity conservation target.
GMR Group manages airports handling 190 million passengers annually. Sun Group just brought that operational expertise directly into Vietnam's fastest-growing leisure destinations.
Indonesia's SKK Migas views Jadestone Energy's expansion interest as a concrete indicator that the country's upstream investment climate remains competitive against other Asia-Pacific jurisdictions during a period of global energy volatility.
Cambodia invokes UNCLOS compulsory conciliation after Bangkok ends joint energy framework, shifting a bilateral energy dispute into international legal proceedings.
Governor Pramono confirmed a third Jakarta waste-to-energy plant at Sunter, separate from the two Danantara MOU sites, alongside an operational RDF facility at Rorotan.
Johor Bahru's data centre capacity has grown at a 70% CAGR since 2020. JLL calls it the highest rate in Asia-Pacific. AirTrunk just committed to adding 280MW more.
Indonesia is simultaneously managing coal quota increases, B50 biodiesel rollout, and LPG and plastic tariff relief. The Hormuz crisis is a multi-sector industrial policy challenge.
CNG is already used in Jakarta's Transjakarta bus fleet. Moving from urban transit fuel to household cooking fuel is a significant infrastructure and regulatory step.
Singapore's MAS, GovTech, and the Singapore Police Force are collaborating on AI-driven scam detection. Cross-sector data sharing is now a regulatory tool, not just a fintech concept.
Western Union's USDPT is not a crypto experiment. It is a regulated dollar instrument issued by a federally chartered bank, designed to cut settlement from days to seconds.
Singapore's Tripartite Jobs Council brings together MOM, NTUC, and SNEF to coordinate AI workforce transition, backed by a SkillsFuture grant of up to S$150,000 per company.
Vietnam's import-export turnover exceeded USD 930 billion in 2025. FedEx is deepening its infrastructure investment in the country through a national partnership with Viettel Post.
Thailand's legally required fuel reserves were raised from 25 days to 32 days by April 30, 2026, under emergency procurement directives issued as Hormuz disruptions deepened.
ASEAN needs USD 764 billion to build the Power Grid by 2045. ADB has committed USD 10 billion. The financing gap is the structural barrier behind the current energy crisis.