Genting shares fall most since 1998 after rights issue plan
The Malaysian leisure group plans to raise about RM1.25 billion to repay borrowings and provide working capital.
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The Malaysian leisure group plans to raise about RM1.25 billion to repay borrowings and provide working capital.
The government has formed a multi-agency task force against smuggling, while allowing exports of fully farmed lobsters subject to weight and certification rules.
Deputy minister Nezar Patria said technology companies need to rethink their strategies, rather than stop automation.
Three wins in Group B sent Indonesia through, with Tiny Fadilla scoring twice in the decisive 5-0 victory over the hosts.
Minister Bahlil Lahadalia said mandatory implementation would start in 2027, with industrial capacity being assessed through 2028 to avoid ethanol imports.
Every sector declined, with utilities losing 9.35%. Dian Swastatika Sentosa was the largest contributor to the index's fall.
The planned complex will combine 1,000 MW of solar generation with battery storage offering 200 megawatt-hours of capacity.
Deputy Prime Minister Pham Thi Thanh Tra urged cultural venues to extend opening hours and consider fee reductions, especially on November 24.
Foreign investors posted net sales of Rp166.22 billion in the first session, with BUMI leading outflows and GOTO attracting the largest net purchases.
Development expenditure is set at RM10.09 billion, an increase of RM826 million, or nine per cent, from the original 2026 estimate.