Business & CompaniesMalaysia
MAHB outlines airport expansion plans and push for more airlines
Penang airport works will continue until 2028, while Kota Kinabalu’s capacity is set to reach 12 million passengers by the same year.
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Indonesia haze disrupts 2,604 domestic flights, cancels 14 Singapore services
More than half of the affected domestic flights were cancelled or postponed, with disruption reported at airports across Indonesia.
- MarketsMalaysia
Bursa benchmark gains 0.24 per cent but closes below 1,600
Declining stocks outnumbered gainers 751 to 331, while trading turnover increased to RM2.42 billion.
- Trade & PolicyIndonesia
Indonesia plans data centre rules to involve local businesses
Foreign investment would remain welcome, while ministers also called for closer coordination between digital infrastructure development and energy supply.
- Music & ConcertsThailand
Thai singer RADA makes K-pop debut with A2O LITE
The 15-year-old is the nine-member group’s only Thai performer. Its debut single NEON reached No. 1 on Melon’s Top 100 chart.
Mi Material seeks S$215 million through Singapore listing
The semiconductor materials supplier plans research facilities in the US and Singapore, while trial production is under way at a new Malaysian plant.
- Banking & FintechMalaysia
Malaysia introduces SSDS+ platform for tokenised debt securities
Linked to RENTAS+, the new system allows payments for tokenised securities to settle in central bank money at any hour.
- MarketsIndonesia
Robert Christian Tanoko buys Rp2.22 billion of Avia Avian shares
The director bought 6,906,600 ordinary shares in four transactions, raising his voting rights to 2.3205 per cent.
- Trade & PolicyIndonesia
Indonesia seeks faster EU trade pact approval for 2027 launch
Jakarta and Brussels aim to sign the agreement before the end of 2026, following the completion of legal checks in August.
- Banking & FintechIndonesia
OJK stress test finds life insurers more affected by stock market pressure
Indonesia’s financial regulator has asked insurers to review investment strategies and monitor assets and capital after a sharp market decline.
