Malaysia seeks urgent ASEAN talks as Indonesian haze forces school closures
Disaster officials from Malaysia and Indonesia have begun discussing cooperation, while Manila says haze will feature at a forthcoming regional meeting.
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Disaster officials from Malaysia and Indonesia have begun discussing cooperation, while Manila says haze will feature at a forthcoming regional meeting.
The transaction covers five operating facilities and remains subject to customary closing conditions.
CEO Rosan Roeslani said lower valuations offered long-term opportunities, particularly among listed state-owned companies.
Bilateral trade reached US$273.86 million in January–August 2026, an increase of 1.59 per cent from the corresponding period in 2025.
Indonesia’s financial regulator says shareholding disclosure thresholds have fallen to 1 per cent, while MSCI’s review is scheduled for November.
Gold deposits allow customers to earn a return while supplying material that manufacturers can borrow for working capital, according to Damar.
The Indonesian telecoms company says its workforce and customer-facing IT systems are unified, while some internal business processes remain unfinished.
Profit reached Rp6.59 trillion in the first half of 2026, with financing and gold investment products supporting growth, its president director said.
Preparations cover trade, investment, digital commerce and labour, while a formal accession working group would require members’ consensus.
BCA has denied social media claims that businessman Andi Syamsuddin Arsyad, known as Haji Isam, plans to acquire its shares.