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Malaysia Aviation Group to acquire Sepang Aircraft Engineering from Airbus (opens the original)
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The combined capabilities allow MAG to offer expanded aircraft maintenance services across Asean and beyond [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) has agreed to acquire Sepang Aircraft Engineering (SAE) from Airbus, expanding its maintenance capabilities as it seeks to grow revenue from servicing other airlines. The Malaysia Airlines owner said on Thursday (Oct 1) it had signed a sale and purchase agreement for the Airbus-owned company. Completion is targeted for 2027, subject to customary
Malaysia Budget 2027: Anwar faces cost-of-living and deficit test before election (opens the original)
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Analysts expect more household aid, but costly fuel subsidies could leave the prime minister with less room to spend [KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s soon-to-be presented Budget 2027 will be scrutinised for his promise to deliver growth without losing fiscal discipline, as the country heads towards a high-stakes general election, and woes over rising household costs ratchet up. Economists expect wage growth and cost-of-living relief to form the centrepiece of Budget 2027.
Genting Singapore trails MBS, but helps anchor Malaysian parent group’s finances (opens the original)
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With the group facing credit downgrades, its Singapore operation’s steady earnings are key for its US expansion [KUALA LUMPUR] Genting Singapore may be losing ground to Marina Bay Sands, but it remains an important contributor to its Malaysian parent at a time when the gaming and leisure giant’s credit ratings are under pressure. Genting Berhad sits at the lowest investment-grade rating with three major agencies. Moody’s downgraded Genting Berhad to Baa3 in December 2025, and S&P Global Ratings
After the gold rush: Malaysia’s durian industry gets thornier (opens the original)
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Falling prices force the sector to find new value in branding, tech and waste [KUALA LUMPUR] Every year, durian growers from across Malaysia send their finest fruit to compete for the coveted “King of Kings” title. Agricultural scientists, industry experts and chefs judge entries on criteria such as taste, texture, appearance and aroma. This July, a Black Thorn from Pahang beat out 192 competitors to come out on top. But it was not just the victory that caught the industry’s attention. The winni
After the gold rush: Malaysia’s durian industry gets thornier (opens the original)
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Falling prices force the sector to find new value in branding, tech and waste [KUALA LUMPUR] Every year, durian growers from across Malaysia send their finest fruit to compete for the coveted “King of Kings” title. Agricultural scientists, industry experts and chefs judge entries on criteria such as taste, texture, appearance and aroma. This July, a Black Thorn from Pahang beat out 192 competitors to come out on top. But it was not just the victory that caught the industry’s attention. The winni
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