MarketsIndonesia
Foreign investors sell net Rp1.97 trillion in Indonesian shares as BCA leads
The IHSG rose 4.16 per cent in the first trading session, while Telkom Indonesia recorded the largest net foreign inflow.
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- More SportsPhilippines
Michael Martinez plans competitive comeback at Philippine nationals
The two-time Winter Olympian plans to compete in November 2026 and is targeting an international return by 2027.
- Green EnergyIndonesia
Denera reports over US$4 billion in interest for Indonesian waste-to-energy projects
The company estimates financing needs of about US$1 billion for its second phase, covering eight locations.
- EV & MobilityVietnam
EU grant backs preparations for Hanoi Metro Line 3 extension
The €10 million grant covers studies and planning, not construction, for an approximately 11 km underground route to Hoang Mai.
- MarketsIndonesia
WIFI controller sells Rp4.06 trillion stake, says it retains control
PT Investasi Sukses Bersama’s holding fell from 54.42 per cent to 27.756 per cent following the divestment.
- Banking & FintechMalaysia
Ten Malaysian credit reporting agencies renew registration
The certificates cover September 15, 2026, to September 14, 2027, with unregistered operators facing fines, imprisonment or both.
- Business & CompaniesSingapore
Porsche names lubricant and fuel partners for Singapore centre
The centre is scheduled to open in April 2027, with Mobil 1 lubricants and Esso Synergy fuels supporting its vehicle fleet.
- Banking & FintechSingapore
Chocolate Finance launches UAE investment service
The offering uses the company’s own income fund, a different structure from its businesses in Singapore and Hong Kong.
- Trade & PolicyIndonesia
Indonesia shifts mineral strategy towards integrated industrial production
Mineral downstreaming accounts for about 30% of Indonesia’s total investment, worth US$61 billion, according to minister Rosan Roeslani.
- EconomyPhilippines
Philippines to issue guidance on missing work during extreme heat
The planned advisories would also let delivery riders refuse jobs at 42°C or above and recommend flexible work arrangements.
