Indonesian producer signs RM550,000 food export deal with Malaysian trader
A separate agreement with an indicative value of RM408,000 will explore cross-border business and investment opportunities.
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Baggott leads Indonesia players’ valuation gains after ASEAN Cup win
Six naturalised Indonesia players featured among Southeast Asia’s top 10 valuation gainers, according to Bolasport, citing Transfermarkt data.
- MarketsIndonesia
Airlangga links rupiah slide to MSCI downgrade proposal
Indonesia’s stock benchmark fell 10.76 per cent by the first-session close, while the rupiah was quoted at Rp18,037 per US dollar.
- Business & CompaniesIndonesia
Godrej opens Kendal factory as part of nearly Rp500 billion investment
The consumer goods company aims to use the Central Java facility to meet Indonesian demand and develop exports to neighbouring markets.
- BadmintonIndonesia
Fajar and Fikri reach Denmark Open quarter-finals
The Indonesian pair beat home players Christian Kjaer and Rasmus Kjaer 21-19, 21-10 after recovering from a first-game deficit.
JDT stay unbeaten in AFC Champions League Elite with win at Pohang
Marcos Guilherme scored both goals in a 2-0 victory, leaving Johor Darul Ta’zim sixth on four points.
- MarketsIndonesia
Indonesia’s nickel curbs have limited price impact as stocks remain high
FINI estimates that nickel inventories in China and on the London Metal Exchange could surpass 600,000 tonnes in 2026.
- Banking & FintechVietnam
Eximbank shareholders approve board expansion and foreign ownership changes
The bank removed its charter’s 6 per cent aggregate foreign ownership cap and will apply the ceiling allowed by law.
- EV & MobilityVietnam
Tay Ninh starts two Ring Road 4 components with 2029 completion target
Compensation and support have covered 4,792 cases as the province prepares remaining land and infrastructure work.
- EconomyMalaysia
Malaysia’s third-quarter growth slows to 5.3 per cent
Manufacturing expanded 7.5 per cent, while mining and quarrying was the only sector to contract, according to official advance estimates.
