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- Sep 16, 2026
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AirAsia’s funding woes test how far Malaysia will go to protect its budget champion (opens the original)
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The group’s airlines carried nearly 70 million passengers in 2025 and now connect over 150 destinations WHEN British billionaire and Virgin Group founder Richard Branson put his name and money behind AirAsia X in 2007, he was backing Tony Fernandes – a man Branson had known since the Malaysian entrepreneur began his career at Virgin’s music and media business in London nearly two decades earlier. Branson’s investment in AirAsia X was a bet on Fernandes as much as on the fledgling long-haul budge
Quek Leng Chan, TPG-backed Asia OneHealthcare targets RM7 billion Malaysia IPO in Q1 2027 (opens the original)
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The hospital group is eyeing a RM30 billion valuation in what could be the country’s biggest healthcare listing [KUALA LUMPUR] Asia OneHealthcare (A1Health) is looking to raise about RM7 billion to RM7.5 billion (around US$1.7 billion to US$1.9 billion) in a Malaysian initial public offering sometime in the first quarter of 2027, a source familiar with the plans told The Business Times. The company is backed by Malaysian tycoon Quek Leng Chan’s Hong Leong Group and US private equity giant TPG. I
Is it still protectionism when a national champion is part foreign-owned? (opens the original)
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Malaysia is shielding Proton from foreign competition – even with China’s Geely on board [SINGAPORE] The first two cars I ever owned back in Malaysia were from Proton. The first was a lime-green Saga, a symbol of Malaysia’s bold ambition to build a car of its own in its industrial push. A generation of Malaysians learnt to drive in this light and hardy model, which was based on the Mitsubishi Lancer Fiore. Then came a metallic-gold Waja. Sturdier and more substantial, this car felt like an upgra
Count the companies worth owning, not the ones listed (opens the original)
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Between the opening bell and the exit door, what matters is whether a business becomes worth owning EVERY stock exchange celebrates an initial public offering. Few celebrate what the company looks like two years later. That says a lot. Exchanges tend to be judged – and judge themselves – by how many companies are listed, rather than how many become well-run, investable businesses. This risks rewarding scale over strength. Why US$100 oil, 5% US yields affect Singdollar, ringgit differently vs oth
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