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Sernkou turning back to green sooner or later

Cape EMS, KLDX Launch Malaysia’s First Tokenised Green Financing

According to Cape Renewables Managing Director Barry Lim, the investment is offered as a digital security on KLDX’s regulated platform, giving investors fractional ownership and the ability to trade the note on a secondary market.

Backed by Cape EMS, it carries corporate-level credit risk and offers an attractive quarterly-paying return over 24 months

Entering collecting phase right now

I think as more companies move to localize production and enhance their Self-Sufficiency Ratios (SSR), the demand for the specialized sanitary equipment that Minox provides is expected to grow in tandem

Chart still look bullish, 0.55 - 0.60 for skyworld then breakout

accumulating season right now, save some power to 1.00

Keyfield has invested AED130,000 (approximately RM145,000) to acquire a 65% equity stake in Keyfield Biham Marine FZCO, formerly known as Biham Marine FZCO.

As part of its initial operations, Keyfield Biham has already secured a charter contract from a global engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning (EPCC) company specialising in offshore and onshore energy infrastructure.

this morning under selling pressure, afternoon rebounding or not

Malaysia’s reputation as a center for high-quality, affordable healthcare represents a synergistic investment niche alongside tourism. Medical tourism revenue is a significant contributor for major healthcare groups. Healthcare providers such as $IHH (5225.MY)$ and $KPJ (5878.MY)$ derive about 7-15% of their revenue from medical tourists. These healthcare providers, with their strategic geographic presence and state-of-the-art facilities, are particularly well-placed to capture pent-up demand from returning international patients seeking elective and specialized procedures. The sector offers a defensive growth angle tied to longer tourist stays and higher-value spending. $ALPHA (0303.MY)$