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Malaysian banks rating intact despite US bank failures – RAM Ratings

Malaysian banks rating intact despite US bank failures – RAM Ratings

The bankruptcy of the Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and two other smaller banks last week has little bearing on the ratings of Malaysian institutions,...
Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) Financial seeks bankruptcy protection as banking turmoil persists

Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) Financial seeks bankruptcy protection as banking turmoil persists

Days after its former subsidiary Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) was taken over by US regulators. SVB Financial Group announced on Friday that it had...
Silicon Valley Bank SVB run exposes rifts in venture capital world

Silicon Valley Bank SVB run exposes rifts in venture capital world

SAN FRANCISCO: The failure of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) has exposed differences within the typically close-knit venture capital (VC) industry. With some investors blaming...
TM, ZTE Malaysia team up to build hybrid cloud 5G core network

TM, ZTE Malaysia team up to build hybrid cloud 5G core network

KUALA LUMPUR: To create a hybrid cloud 5G core network, Telekom Malaysia Bhd (TM) and ZTE (M) Corp Sdn Bhd have partnered. TM and...
South Korea chip inventory climbs the fastest in 27 years

South Korea chip inventory climbs the fastest in 27 years

In January, South Korea’s semiconductor inventory increased at its quickest rate in in 27 years. Highlighting a protracted tech recession that is holding back...
KUALA LUMPUR: Following the Ministry of International Trade and Industry’s (Miti) approval of Tesla’s application to import battery electric vehicles (BEVs) into Malaysia. The Stocks linked to electric vehicles (EVs) experienced a buying surge. KESM Industries Bhd increased by 26 sen to RM8.40 in early trade on Thursday. Pentamaster Corporation Bhd increased by 4.0 sen to RM4.94 and Genetec Technology Bhd increased by 2.0 sen to RM2.83. Hong Seng Consolidated Bhd increased by half a sen to 13.5 sen. At RM5.10, Greatech Technology Berhad was unchanged. Tesla will open a head office and launch its “experience centers.” Along with the service centers, and “Supercharger” network in Malaysia, Miti said in a statement. According to the statement from Minister Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Aziz. Malaysia will strategically take advantage of its developed electrical and electronics ecosystem. To position the nation as the top investment location for technology related to electric transportation. Miti made it easier for Tesla to enter the market by launching the BEV Global Leaders initiative. Which aims to increase demand in the local market and advance the growth of the complete ecosystem to support EV adoption. The initiative also wants investments from top BEV manufacturing firms around the world. Tesla is the first applicant for this Miti program, according to a statement released by the ministry.

EV-related stocks advance after Tesla gets approval to import electric vehicles into Malaysia

KUALA LUMPUR: Following the Ministry of International Trade and Industry’s (Miti) approval of Tesla’s application to import battery electric vehicles (BEVs) into Malaysia. The...
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