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Bumiputera firms without auto experience can apply for Open APs from July 1

Updated policy aimed at encouraging greater participation from Bumiputera companies in vehicle importation and sales

Issue with Petronas already settled, unwise to continue boycott calls: Perdasama

The Malay Businessmen and Industrialists Association of Malaysia (Perdasama) has denounced efforts to boycott Petronas, asserting that a solution has been provided during a meeting between the government-linked company and its subsidiary. 

Due diligence visits a must to verify companies’ Bumiputera status: Ahmad Maslan

The Finance Ministry has set that due diligence visits must be conducted to determine whether a company is eligible for Bumiputera status, and not solely based on documentation to ensure the authenticity of the company’s status.

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ASNB announces RM2.18 bil dividend payout

ASB 2 declares distribution of 5.50 sen per unit to 614,309 unitholders while ASM declares five sen per unit to 740,513 unitholders