RHB PRESERVES ISLAMIC FINANCE LEGACY WHILE INVESTING IN FUTURE RESEARCH

 

(From left) Dr. Marjan Muhammad, Deputy President of Research, ISRA Institute, INCEIF University; Professor Emeritus Dato' Dr. Mohd Azmi Omar, President and Chief Executive Officer of INCEIF University; YBhg. Senator Dr. Zulkifli Hasan, Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Religious Affairs); Dato' Adissadikin Ali, Managing Director of RHB Islamic Bank Berhad; and Ahmad Mukarrami Ab Mumin, Head of Group Shariah Advisory of RHB Islamic Bank Berhad, at the book launch ceremony.

Publication preserves industry knowledge, while RM300,000 grant to INCEIF University supports future research and innovation

KUALA LUMPUR, July 31 (Bernama) -- RHB Islamic Bank Berhad ("RHB Islamic" or "the Bank") is strengthening its commitment to advancing knowledge, research and thought leadership in Islamic finance with the publication of Charting Progress Together – Malaysia's Islamic Finance Through the Years. Developed in collaboration with INCEIF University, the book captures key developments that have shaped Malaysia's Islamic finance industry.

The book is the first publication under the RHB Islamic Insight series and features 24 selected articles originally published between 2012 and 2021. Written by RHB Islamic practitioners, the articles provide insights into the industry’s growth and transformation, covering topics such as Islamic banking and finance, capital markets, Shariah governance and Islamic social finance.

The articles also reflect a transformative period in the industry's development, marked by the growing adoption of fintech, the introduction of Value-Based Intermediation (“VBI”), evolving Shariah standards and governance frameworks, and a growing emphasis on sustainability and social impact in financial services.

Dato’ Adissadikin Ali, Managing Director of RHB Islamic Bank Berhad said, "Malaysia's Islamic finance industry has grown through the collective efforts of regulators, financial institutions, scholars and industry practitioners across generations. Over the past two decades, RHB Islamic has been part of this journey, and this publication reflects our commitment to preserving valuable insights gained along the way and making them more accessible to those who will continue shaping its future.”

"While preserving what we have learned is important, generating new ideas is equally vital. This is why we are also investing in research to support the next chapter of Malaysia's Islamic finance industry. We believe continued collaboration between academia and practitioners will be key to developing fresh perspectives that respond to the Islamic finance industry’s evolving needs," added Dato’ Adissadikin Ali.

RHB Islamic will provide a RM300,000 grant to INCEIF University to support research aimed at strengthening Malaysia’s Islamic finance ecosystem. The grant reflects a shared commitment between academia and practitioners to advance research and deepen understanding in ways that foster innovation and sustainable growth across the nation’s Islamic finance industry.

Bank Negara Malaysia has identified research, talent development and knowledge-sharing as key priorities for supporting the future growth of the Islamic finance industry and reinforcing Malaysia's position as a global leader in Islamic finance. RHB Islamic's publication and research collaboration contribute to these national priorities by strengthening knowledge development and industry-academia collaboration.

RHB Islamic remains committed to supporting the long-term development of Malaysia's Islamic finance ecosystem through knowledge development, research and industry collaboration, in line with the Bank’s strategy to create sustainable social impact through education and knowledge empowerment.

To find out more about Charting Progress Together – Malaysia’s Islamic Finance Through the Years, please visit www.rhbgroup.com.

About RHB Banking Group
RHB Banking Group is one of Malaysia’s longest-standing and leading financial institutions, with a proud heritage spanning over a century. Headquartered in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, the Group has a strong presence across seven ASEAN markets and is powered by a workforce of about 13,000 employees. United by a common purpose – Together We Progress – RHB is committed to empowering individuals, businesses and communities to grow and progress together.

As a fully integrated financial group, our core businesses are structured into six key pillars: Group Community Banking, Group Corporate & Business Banking, Group Wholesale Banking, Group Shariah Business, Group International Business and Group Insurance. We offer comprehensive and innovative financial solutions through RHB Bank Berhad and our key subsidiaries: RHB Investment Bank Berhad, RHB Islamic Bank Berhad, and RHB Insurance Berhad. Our asset management and unit trust businesses are undertaken by RHB Asset Management Sdn. Bhd. and RHB Islamic International Asset Management Berhad.

RHB Bank Berhad is listed on Bursa Malaysia with a market capitalisation of RM37 billion as at 30 July 2026.

Guided by our purpose, RHB is focused on delivering meaningful and sustainable value by driving innovation, fostering inclusive growth, and strengthening long-term resilience to meet the evolving needs of our customers, communities, and the broader financial ecosystem.

For more information, please visit www.rhbgroup.com.

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MARY KAY REPORTS PROGRESS ON 2030 SUSTAINABILITY GOALS

Mary Kay's annual 2026 Sustainability Report highlights the company's decades-long dedication to social, economic, and environmental sustainability - core pillars central to its business strategy and its purpose-driven legacy rooted in Mary Kay's mission of “enriching women’s lives” around the world. (Image Credit: Mary Kay Inc.)

KUALA LUMPUR, July 31 (Bernama) -- Mary Kay Inc has released its 2026 Sustainability Report, highlighting progress towards its 2030 goals and key achievements in environmental, social and economic initiatives in 2025.

In a statement, the global beauty company said the report reflects its continued focus on sustainability, women’s empowerment and responsible business practices, which form part of its long-term strategy.

Mary Kay Chief Executive Officer, Ryan Rogers said the company’s commitment to enriching women’s lives continues to guide its operations, innovation and efforts to create sustainable impact worldwide.

Among its environmental achievements, Mary Kay reported progress in responsible packaging, resource conservation, sustainable sourcing and water management. The company said 100 per cent of water used at its Richard R. Rogers Manufacturing/R&D Center (R3) in Texas is treated and recycled back into the local watershed.

On social impact, Mary Kay said it has contributed more than US$230 million in monetary and in-kind donations through the company and its foundations since 1996, supporting initiatives including cancer research, domestic violence prevention and opportunities for women and families. (US$1=RM4.08)

The company also reported that more than 600,000 women globally have been positively impacted through empowerment initiatives focused on entrepreneurship, education and community development, while more than US$234,000 in grants has been awarded to young women pursuing careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).

Economically, Mary Kay said women hold 63 per cent of its global workforce positions, with women also representing a majority of leadership roles in several key areas.

The company has expanded its presence to 40 markets worldwide and continued its digital transformation through the rollout of its My Shop platform, which provides Independent Beauty Consultants with personalised online storefronts.

Mary Kay said the sustainability report aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and serves as a reference for stakeholders and partners working towards environmental and social impact.

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Generali Malaysia Strengthens East Malaysia Presence Through Branch Integration Initiative

KUALA LUMPUR, July 30 (Bernama) -- Generali Malaysia has successfully completed its nationwide branch harmonisation journey that began in Q4 2023, encompassing key locations across East Malaysia. This achievement marks a pivotal milestone in the company’s transformation efforts, strengthening operational unity, enhancing customer experience, and reinforcing Generali Malaysia’s long‑term presence across Sabah and Sarawak.
 
Following the completion of our integration journey last year, Generali Malaysia has recorded a 8.99% growth in Gross Written Premium (GWP) from East Malaysia, underscoring rising demand for insurance protection and customer engagement across the region.  This performance is supported by East Malaysia’s growing economic momentum, driven by expanding development corridors, thriving small and medium enterprises, and rising commercial activity.
 
With East Malaysia being a strategically important market for Generali Malaysia, Generali Malaysia has refreshed and modernised 6 key branches in Kuching, Kota Kinabalu, Miri, Sibu, Sandakan and Tawau to better support local businesses, protect the regional workforce, and strengthen community resilience. These refreshed branches feature upgraded customer spaces, enhanced accessibility, and reinforced service touchpoints designed to deliver high‑quality, personalised support.
 
“At Generali Malaysia, our purpose is clear, to stand by our customers in moments that matter most. We are strengthening our roots in East Malaysia because we believe deeply in the region’s potential, its cultural richness, economic momentum, and resilient communities. These enhanced branches will enable us to deliver faster, more personalised, and connected protection solutions to the locals.” said Fabrice Benard, Chief Executive Officer of Generali Insurance Malaysia Berhad and Country Head of Generali Entities in Malaysia.
 
As the company modernises its presence to enhance insurance accessibility and drive long‑term regional development, it is also pleased to announce the appointment of Clement Yong as the new Kuching branch Manager, whose leadership and frontline expertise will further strengthen service delivery and customer relationships in the region. 
 
For more information on branch locations and operating hours, please visit www.generali.com.my. 

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Air Selangor Pioneers Sustainable Water Financing with the issuance of the World’s First Blue Sukuk and Malaysia’s First Blue Bond/Sukuk Issuance

KUALA LUMPUR, July 30 (Bernama) -- Pengurusan Air Selangor Sdn Bhd (“Air Selangor”) has successfully priced the world’s first Blue Sukuk and Malaysia’s first Blue Bond/Sukuk issuance (“Blue SRI Sukuk Kelestarian” or “Blue Sukuk”) of RM200.0 million in nominal value to be issued pursuant to its RM20.0 billion Islamic Medium Term Notes Programme.

The landmark issuance, which has a 15-year tenor, represents a significant milestone in the evolution of sustainable water financing in the Malaysian capital market and reflects Air Selangor’s commitment to mobilising sustainable financing to support projects that deliver measurable environmental impact. CIMB Investment Bank Berhad (“CIMB”) acted as Sole Sustainability Structuring Adviser and Sole Lead Manager for the transaction, supporting Air Selangor in enhancing its Framework and facilitating the successful execution of the issuance.

Accordingly, the issuance supports blue finance — an emerging segment of sustainable finance that channels investment towards sustainable management, protection, restoration and efficient utilisation of water resources and water-related ecosystems, while supporting long-term water security, climate resilience, pollution prevention and environmental sustainability outcomes. This is also aligned with Air Selangor's commitment to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation, through initiatives that promote sustainable water resource management and strengthen water security for the communities it serves.

Adam Saffian Ghazali, Chief Executive Officer of Air Selangor said “We recognise that building resilient water infrastructure requires long-term investment supported by sustainable financing. This world’s first Blue Sukuk reflects our commitment to advancing innovative financing solutions that strengthen water security, protect natural resources and create long-term value for the communities we serve.”

As both the world’s first Blue Sukuk issuance and Malaysia’s first Blue Bond/Sukuk issuance, it establishes an important precedent for blue labelled financing instruments in Malaysia’s debt capital market and demonstrates how sustainable financing can strengthen essential water infrastructure.

Nor Masliza Sulaiman, Chief Executive Officer of CIMB Investment Bank said, “CIMB is pleased to have played a key role in the successful issuance and to have advised Air Selangor on the enhancement of its Sustainable Development Sukuk Kelestarian Framework. This milestone demonstrates CIMB’s strength not only as a capital markets arranger, but as a trusted sustainability partner capable of delivering end-to-end advisory in innovative sustainable finance solutions. We hope this landmark issuance will accelerate the adoption of blue finance across Malaysia and the region, supporting greater mobilisation of capital towards water security, environmental resilience and sustainable development.”

The Blue Sukuk is structured under Air Selangor’s revised Sustainable Development Sukuk Kelestarian Framework Version 2.0 (“Framework”), reinforcing the company's long-term commitment to integrating sustainability into its financing strategy. The Framework aligns with the International Capital Market Association’s (ICMA) Green Bond Principles 2025, Social Bond Principles 2025 and Sustainability Bond Guidelines 2021, and integrates IFC’s Guidelines for Blue Finance Version 2.0. The Framework also includes expanded eligibility to support blue, green, social and sustainability Sukuk issuances under a single platform.

Key enhancements made to the Framework include the introduction of Blue Sukuk to finance sustainable water and wastewater management, resource protection and long-term water security. The Framework also expands the number of eligible project categories from four to eight, covering climate adaptation, energy efficiency, clean transportation and social initiatives.

To reinforce the credibility of the Framework, Air Selangor has secured a Preliminary Assessment letter from RAM Sustainability Sdn Bhd (“RAM Sustainability”), which outlines RAM Sustainability’s view that the Framework’s Eligible Blue Projects are eligible blue projects under IFC’s Guidelines for Blue Finance Version 2.0.

About CIMB

CIMB is one of ASEAN’s leading banking groups and Malaysia’s second largest financial services provider, by assets. Listed on Bursa Malaysia via CIMB Group Holdings Berhad, it had a market capitalisation of approximately RM81.6 billion as at 31 March 2026. It offers consumer banking, commercial banking, wholesale banking, transaction banking, Islamic banking and asset management products and services. Headquartered in Kuala Lumpur, the Group is present across ASEAN in Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam and the Philippines.

Beyond ASEAN, the Group has market presence in China, Hong Kong and UK. CIMB has one of the most extensive retail branch networks in ASEAN with 545 branches and over 33,000 employees as at 31 March 2026. CIMB’s investment banking arm is one of the largest Asia Pacific-based investment banks, which together with its award-winning treasury & markets and corporate banking units comprise the Group’s leading wholesale banking franchise. CIMB is also the 91.45% shareholder of Bank CIMB Niaga in Indonesia, and 94.83% shareholder of CIMB Thai in Thailand.

About Air Selangor

Pengurusan Air Selangor Sdn Bhd (Air Selangor) is the largest water services provider in Malaysia, providing clean and safe treated water to 9.62 million consumers in Selangor, Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya. To date, Air Selangor operates 34 water treatment plants located in 10 regions and has over 5,000 employees with a breadth of experience in various fields in the industry. Staying true to its mission and vision, Air Selangor aspires to deliver the best experience to customers as well as become the leading water services provider in Asia by 2030. Air Selangor is the first water services provider in Malaysia to be inducted into the Leading Utilities of the World (LUOW) global network.

SOURCE: CIMB Group Holdings Berhad

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International Media Explore Aba Prefecture

 

KUALA LUMPUR, July 28 (Bernama) -- An international media delegation visited Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture in Sichuan Province from July 23 to 27 to explore the region's ecological conservation, rural development and ethnic cultural heritage.

The "Discover China: International Media Tour of Aba" brought together 10 journalists from mainstream media outlets in nine countries, including Azerbaijan and Kyrgyzstan. The tour was organised by the News and Information Center of Xinhua News Agency under its international communication initiative "Discover China".

During the visit, journalists explored emerging highland industries, including low-altitude aviation, ecological tourism and yak dairy production. In Ruoergai County, the delegation visited a low-altitude flight centre showcasing applications such as cultural tourism sightseeing, ecological monitoring, emergency rescue and aviation education.

The delegation also visited the Western Yak Industry Group, where journalists learnt about the region's yak milk processing industry and efforts to transform local livestock resources into speciality products. The company has established a milk collection network covering a 300-kilometre radius to support highland animal husbandry development.

According to the organiser in a statement, the media tour highlighted Aba's ecological conservation efforts at the First Bend of the Yellow River, where grassland restoration and wetland protection initiatives are being integrated with tourism development.

Journalists also visited the Huanglong Scenic and Historic Interest Area, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its colourful travertine pools. The site has implemented conservation measures to protect its natural terraces, including the restoration of more than 40,000 square metres of travertine formations.

At the Ancient Qiang City of China in Mao County, the delegation experienced traditional Qiang culture through rituals, performances and heritage displays. Mao County has promoted the preservation of Qiang traditions through cultural tourism initiatives.

Located on the southeastern edge of the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture covers 84,200 square kilometres and is home to nearly 900,000 people. The region is recognised for its diverse ethnic heritage, ecological significance and natural attractions, including Jiuzhaigou Valley and Huanglong.

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HONG KONG OFFERS EVENT TICKET DISCOUNTS

KUALA LUMPUR, July 28 (Bernama) -- The Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) will roll out an event ticket spending promotion from July 31 to Aug 31, offering visitors and locals an additional five per cent discount at more than 100 hotels and tourist attractions.

The promotion, introduced under the Hong Kong Summer Fun campaign, allows holders of valid tickets for selected mega events to enjoy discounts on dining, attraction tickets and merchandise, in addition to existing seasonal offers.

In a statement, HKTB Executive Director, Anthony Lau said the initiative aims to link major sporting, cultural and entertainment events with spending experiences to encourage tourism-related consumption and support businesses across the sector.

Eligible events include the Hong Kong Football Festival (HKFF) 2026, Football Summit 2026 FC Bayern Munich vs Aston Villa, Ancient Egypt Unveiled: Treasures from Egyptian Museums, the 2026 TMElive International Music Awards (TIMA) and Silence Wang 2026 "Age of Romance" World Tour.

During the promotion period, visitors and locals may present a valid physical or electronic event ticket to receive the additional discount at participating hotel dining outlets and tourist attractions, with no limit on the number of redemptions.

The event ticket promotion complements the Hong Kong Summer Deals, which offers more than 200,000 promotions across 9,000 outlets covering attractions, dining, transport and shopping as part of the city's summer tourism campaign.

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MARINERS CRICKET CLUB SINGAPORE TO HOST INDIA'S 1983 WORLD CUP LEGENDS TOUR

KUALA LUMPUR, July 27 (Bernama) -- The Mariners Cricket Club (MCC) Singapore will host the ’83 Legends Tour of Singapore from Aug 7 to 9, offering sports enthusiasts, corporate leaders and industry executives an opportunity to engage with iconic sporting figures while promoting leadership, resilience and teamwork.

MCC, a premier cricket organisation in Singapore, in a statement said the event will mark the first reunion of India's 1983 World Cup-winning squad in Southeast Asia since their historic triumph.

The tour will feature cricket legends including captain Kapil Dev, batsman Sunil Gavaskar and all-rounder Mohinder Amarnath.

The event is structured to blend high-value corporate networking with sports nostalgia, driving strong regional visibility and promoting cricket across the region.

The tour will open with the Grand Gala Dinner on Aug 7, with over 600 premium guests from sectors involved in promoting the sport. The evening will feature an interactive live talk session hosted by a celebrity sports anchor, allowing attendees to gather firsthand reflections from the players who transformed cricket across the Indian subcontinent.

The corporate leadership sessions will be held on Aug 7 and 8. These specialised 90-minute interactive techno-commercial workshops are designed to translate insights from the elite sports fraternity into actionable business strategies for goal-setting, handling challenges, and team motivation.

Furthermore, the tour's highlight will be the Legends vs Mariners Match on Aug 8. This showpiece match will integrate with the annual Mariners Premier League (MPL) cricket tournament, which features 61 participating teams competing across corporate, open, women’s, and junior divisions.

Highlighting Singapore's digital connectivity and pivotal role as a global maritime capital, the match will be live-streamed to more than 2,000 commercial ships at sea, extending its reach to the global maritime community.

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HUMANOID RAISES US$152 MLN IN SERIES A

Humanoid's leadership team with representatives from Prime Movers Lab, the lead investor in Humanoid's Series A financing.

KUALA LUMPUR, July 24 (Bernama) -- Humanoid, a United Kingdom-based artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics company developing industrial humanoid robots, has raised US$152 million in a Series A funding round, valuing the company at US$1.35 billion post-money and bringing its total capital raised to US$270 million. (US$1=RM4.09)

The financing was led by Prime Movers Lab, with participation from Schaeffler, Bosch, Fubon Financial Holding Venture Capital and Aglaé Ventures, underscoring growing investor confidence in Europe's ability to build globally competitive humanoid robotics companies.

In a statement, Humanoid Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Artem Sokolov said the funding would enable Humanoid to accelerate the commercialisation of humanoid robots after achieving unicorn status within two years of its establishment.

Meanwhile, Prime Movers Lab General Partner, Zia Huque said humanoid robotics is expected to become one of the defining technologies of the next decade, with Europe emerging as one of the industry's key global centres.

The fresh capital will be used to accelerate the company's next phase of growth, including the development of its next-generation humanoid robotics platform, commercial deployments across logistics, manufacturing and retail, mass production of wheeled humanoid robots, and further development of its proprietary AI system, KinetIQ.

Humanoid said beta versions of its robots are scheduled for deployment at customer facilities beginning in the fourth quarter of 2026 as it expands commercial operations and advances toward general-purpose industrial robots.

The company has secured partnerships with several Fortune 500 companies, including SAP, NVIDIA, Bosch and Siemens, and recently signed what it described as the industry's largest publicly announced commercial agreement with Schaeffler for the large-scale deployment of thousands of humanoid robots in manufacturing.

Humanoid said its vertically integrated model combines proprietary robotics hardware with KinetIQ, an AI platform designed to enable robots to understand and perform complex physical tasks in industrial environments.

The company aims to address labour shortages across manufacturing, logistics and other sectors by deploying intelligent robots capable of working safely alongside human workers.

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NIUSHOU MOUNTAIN OFFERS SUMMER CULTURAL EXPERIENCES

Niushou Mountain Cultural Tourism Zone

KUALA LUMPUR, July 24 (Bernama) -- The Niushou Mountain Cultural Tourism Zone in Nanjing is promoting a range of summer cultural and wellness experiences, combining natural landscapes, heritage attractions and immersive night-time activities to attract domestic and international visitors.

The destination offers forest meditation programmes, singing bowl rituals and sound healing sessions, alongside cultural attractions such as the newly opened Cultural and History Museum and Nanjing Buddhist Culture Museum, which showcase the region's Buddhist heritage, the Niutou Chan School, Zheng He's maritime voyages and General Yue Fei's victory at Niutou Mountain.

According to a statement, the zone is also hosting the Maritime Silk Road Culture Week in July, bringing together cultural scholars to discuss exchanges along the ancient trade route. Visitors, including student groups, can participate in hands-on activities such as Dunhuang mural copying and Nanjing gold foil crafting.

During the summer, Niushou Mountain extends its attractions into the evening with a limited-time night tour centred on Buddha Top Palace, featuring illuminated architectural displays, interactive performances by artisans portraying intangible cultural heritage practitioners, and cultural-themed souvenir activities.

Night-time programmes also include lotus-themed performances, traditional Chinese music, a 3.6-kilometre light-and-shadow running trail and open-air live band performances, offering recreational activities for families and leisure travellers.

The summer programme combines cultural heritage, wellness, youth education and leisure experiences, positioning the destination as a retreat for visitors seeking nature, culture and relaxation in Nanjing.

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MPC CONNECTS BUSINESSES WITH DIGITAL SOLUTIONS TO BOOST PRODUCTIVITY

BIZMATCH – GET2GATHER 2026 Series 3 is a strategic initiative organized by Bean Search Expert Sdn. Bhd. (Beanst) in collaboration with the Malaysia Productivity Corporation (MPC). The program is specifically designed to drive the growth and enhance the competitiveness of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in the Retail and Food & Beverage (F&B) sectors.

KUALA LUMPUR, July 23 (Bernama) -- The Malaysia Productivity Corporation (MPC), through its Digital Productivity Nexus (DPN) and Retail and Food & Beverages Productivity Nexus (RFBPN), is intensifying efforts to accelerate business productivity by enabling enterprises to adopt technology-driven solutions.

Through strong public-private partnerships, MPC is expanding the BIZmatch ecosystems as strategic technology- and business-matching platforms that connect enterprises with suitable digital solution providers, industry partners and market opportunities. By matching businesses with solutions tailored to their operational needs, BIZmatch supports improvements in efficiency, cost management, digital adoption and overall competitiveness.

To date, a total of 779 companies has registered, and 53 digital solution providers have been onboarded in BIZmatch to offer businesses access to a growing range of technology and productivity solutions.

The latest Get2Gather 2026 Series 3: Retail and Food & Beverages Industry, themed “Strengthening the BIZmatch Ecosystem to Accelerate Productivity,” held in Kuala Lumpur focuses on empowering businesses in the retail and food and beverages sectors through networking, business matching, knowledge sharing, strategic partnerships and exposure to AI-enabled productivity solutions.

The initiative is expected to benefit more than 50,000 businesses nationwide by connecting them with productivity-enhancing solutions, including artificial intelligence (AI), enterprise software and business management systems, digital marketing and e-commerce solutions, digital payment and fintech services, and cybersecurity solutions.

MPC Deputy Director General, Dr. Mazrina Mohamed Ibramsah, said:

“Businesses that embrace digital solutions stand to gain the most. However, digital transformation is not merely about adopting technology; it is about adopting the right solutions for the right business needs. Through technology matching, we help enterprises work smarter, reduce costs and uncover new opportunities to enhance productivity and growth.”

Malaysia's performance in the IMD World Competitiveness Ranking (WCR) 2026 placed the country 9th globally for AI skills that meet business requirements. The indicator suggests that Malaysia has a relatively strong talent base in AI-related skills that are relevant to business needs, which may support ongoing digitalisation efforts.

MPC invites businesses and digital solution providers to register with the Digital Platform Network Plus (DPN+), powered by BIZmatch, at https://dpnplus.net and become part of Malaysia’s growing digital productivity ecosystem.

About Malaysia Productivity Corporation (MPC)
MPC is a statutory body under the Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry (MITI). It drives national productivity holistically at the national, sectoral, and enterprise levels through three main thrusts: developing future talent, driving digitization and innovation, and building a robust ecosystem. It collaborates strategically with the private and public sectors by emphasising productivity as a key agenda to boost productivity growth and national competitiveness, ultimately leading to shared well-being and prosperity.

SOURCE: Malaysia Productivity Corporation (MPC)

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MORE THAN 1,000 RESIDENTS GATHER FOR FIFA WORLD CUP FINAL COMMUNITY SCREENING IN KOTA DAMANSARA

Football supporters filling up Warna Avenue at Strand Mall, Kota Damansara on 19 July 2026 during the live viewing of the FIFA World Cup Final between Spain and Argentina. 

KOTA DAMANSARA, July 23 (Bernama) -- More than 1,000 residents, football enthusiasts and families gathered at Strand Mall for a community live screening of the FIFA World Cup Final between Spain and Argentina. Organised by Y.B. Tuan Muhammad Izuan Bin Ahmad Kasim, State Assemblyman (ADUN) for Kota Damansara, with the support of the Ministry of Youth and Sports (KBS), Strand Mall and ENCORP, the event brought together people of all ages and backgrounds to celebrate one of the world's biggest sporting occasions.

Among those in attendance were Y.B. Tuan Muhammad Izuan Bin Ahmad Kasim, Puan Zaina Diana Binti Zinal, Board Member of ENCORP, Encik Ahmad Harzimi bin Mohd Taib, Group Chief Executive Officer of ENCORP and Encik Azizi bin Aziz, President of the Jawatankuasa Pembangunan dan Keselamatan Kampung (JPKK) Kampung Melayu Subang, reflecting the strong collaboration between community leaders, the public sector and the private sector.

More than just a football screening, the event showcased the spirit of unity and togetherness, with residents of all ages from diverse backgrounds gathering in a lively and family-friendly atmosphere to enjoy the match together.

For Strand Mall, the event continues its long-standing tradition as a community gathering destination for football enthusiasts. Since 2013, the mall has hosted live football screenings of major sporting events including the FIFA World Cup, UEFA European Championship (EURO), UEFA competitions, SEA Games football finals and other high-profile matches. This initiative aligns with Strand Mall's aspiration to become a community-centric destination that extends beyond retail by providing spaces where local communities can gather, celebrate their heritage, host cultural, recreational and sporting activities and foster meaningful collaborations. 

Adding to the excitement, local personality Mad Sabah kept fans engaged throughout the evening, from the pre-match build-up until the final whistle. The event also provided a platform to support local micro-entrepreneurs with food and beverage vendors receiving strong support from visitors and all stalls selling out during the evening. Attendees also enjoyed live band performances, property showcase, interactive penalty kick games and a highly anticipated lucky draw session. 

The successful turnout highlighted the vibrant community spirit of Kota Damansara and as a place where communities come together, local businesses thrive and memorable experiences are created.

About Encorp Berhad
Listed on the Main Market of Bursa Malaysia (Ticker: ENCORP/6076), ENCORP is principally an investment-holding company. The Group is currently involved in three core businesses – property development, property investment and construction. For more information, visit www.encorp.com.my or follow us on facebook: @encorpbhd

SOURCE: Encorp Berhad 

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Malaysia’s Plastics Industry Takes Charge: Driving Local Recycling and Voluntary EPR from the Ground Up

Industry representatives from ACCCIM, FMM, MAREA, MPMA and MPRA at a joint meeting to finalise their Budget 2027 submission to the Ministry of Finance, proposing measures to strengthen Malaysia's recycling ecosystem ahead of mandatory EPR by 2030

PETALING JAYA, Selangor, July 21 (Bernama) -- Malaysia’s plastics industry is not waiting for 2030. Driven by accelerating environmental concerns, while the transition to a circular economy is already well underway, our efforts must be scaled up. As the country prepares for mandatory Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) under the Circular Economy Blueprint for Solid Waste in Malaysia (2025-2035), leading industry players are already taking concrete steps on the ground. From collecting recyclables, educating communities, to building the foundations of a local circular economy, these efforts help to reduce Malaysia’s reliance on imported petrochemical feedstock and crude oil-derived raw materials from the Middle East, whilst developing domestic circular production and consumption practices.

Five industry associations: The Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Malaysia (ACCCIM), Federation of Malaysian Manufacturing (FMM), Malaysian Recycling Alliance (MAREA), Malaysian Plastics Manufacturers Association (MPMA) and Malaysian Plastics Recyclers Association (MPRA), have come together to drive this agenda collectively, combining on-the-ground action with coordinated industry advocacy.
 
Industry Action on the Ground
MAREA, Malaysia’s first voluntary industry-led EPR initiative, was established in 2021 by ten major FMCG companies committed to improving domestic collection and recycling rates for packaging waste. Since then, MAREA has tested practical approaches to EPR implementation by supporting collection, sorting and recycling partners across Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah and Sarawak, involving multiple actors across the recycling value chain. Through these projects, MAREA has generated practical insights into local collection systems while supporting community-based communication, education and public awareness initiatives to encourage waste separation and recycling. These on-the-ground experiences contribute to the Government’s data-informed development of Malaysia’s EPR Policy Framework and support the transition from voluntary to mandatory EPR.
 
Since October 2020, Nestlé Malaysia has been running Project SAVE (Segregate, Avoid, Value, Educate), its flagship voluntary EPR programme and Malaysia’s largest corporate-led household recycling collection initiative, implemented in partnership with seven local municipal councils across nine cities in Selangor, Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Kedah. The programme is reaching over 270,000 households on a weekly and bi-weekly basis and has collected approximately 49,000 tonnes of dry mixed recyclables and recoverables to date (of which 32,000 tonnes are plastics). Through these efforts, Project SAVE is helping to strengthen recycling habits among communities through comprehensive CEPA (Communication, Education & Public Awareness) and support Malaysia’s transition towards a more circular economy.
 
On the education front, MPMA runs The Green Truck, a mobile recycling education programme that visits schools across Malaysia to bring the 3Rs (Reduce, Reuse and Recycle) to life for students since 2022. To date, The Green Truck has reached more than 40,000 primary and secondary students nationwide, helping to build recycling awareness and habits from a young age.
 
MPRA has launched the Education Next Generation Programme, aiming to reach 24 primary schools across Peninsular Malaysia by 2027. Since 2024, MPRA and its members have collectively supported over 1,000 education, community engagement and recycling campaign programmes nationwide. Beyond schools, MPRA works with residential communities, commercial premises and public events to promote recycling through education, public awareness and collection campaigns across Penang and the Klang Valley. MPRA also serves as an industry connector, linking consumers, collectors and plastic recyclers to strengthen collection networks, improve plastic recovery and accelerate Malaysia's transition towards a circular economy.
 
A Shared Opportunity
Waste management and recycling is a shared responsibility between governments, businesses and individuals. These efforts gained fresh momentum following a luncheon dialogue on 11 May 2026, organised by ACCCIM and attended by YB Liew Chin Tong, Deputy Minister of Finance, and YB Sim Tze Tzin, Deputy Minister of Investment, Trade and Industry. The dialogue brought together recyclers, manufacturers and major plastic product users to explore how local recyclers could be better matched with large-scale plastic consumers to close the circular loop domestically. The conversation was particularly timely given the ongoing geopolitical disruptions in the Middle East that have affected global petrochemical feedstock supply. The government expressed strong support for this direction.
 
Building on this momentum, the five associations convened a series of industry roundtables to take stock of where the recycling value chain stands today, identify areas for improvement and map out a way forward together. Discussions covered the practical realities facing recyclers and manufacturers on the ground, from tax considerations under the Sales and Service Tax (SST) framework to gaps in collection infrastructure and opportunities to enhance existing government incentives.
 
Supporting the Voluntary EPR Phase
As part of this coordinated effort, the five associations have jointly submitted a policy position paper to the Ministry of Finance ahead of Budget 2027, titled “Budget 2027: Accelerating Plastics Circularity and EPR Adoption in Malaysia.” The submission outlines how targeted fiscal measures could help complement industry’s voluntary action and strengthen Malaysia’s recycling ecosystem ahead of mandatory EPR in 2030. Key proposals include:
 
• Expanding the Green Investment Tax Allowance (GITA) with a dedicated Circular Economy and EPR category to support investment in collection, sorting and material recovery infrastructure;
• Targeted SST relief for plastic traders, stockists, collectors, sorters and EPR compliance fees, to ease structural cost pressures across the recycling value chain;
• Extending diesel subsidy (SKDS) eligibility to recycling collection and logistics fleets, including RORO (Roll-On Roll-Off) trucks widely used for recyclables collection, on par with existing landfill logistics support;
• Tax deductions to support circular economy certifications and consumer education campaigns on waste separation at source; and
• An early adopter incentive to reward companies that begin EPR implementation during the voluntary phase from 2026 to 2029, encouraging early action across the supply chain.
 
The voluntary EPR stage commencing in 2026 is a valuable window for industry to prepare. Getting collection infrastructure in place, raising consumer awareness and aligning the supply chain now will ensure Malaysia is well-positioned when mandatory EPR takes effect in 2030. The five associations remain committed to working closely with the government to make this transition a success, and look forward to continued engagement with the Ministry of Finance and relevant agencies as the proposals are considered. 

About the Signatory Associations
• ACCCIM – Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Malaysia is the largest Chinese business organisation in Malaysia, championing the interests of the business community.
• FMM – Federation of Malaysian Manufacturing is the premier organisation representing the manufacturing and manufacturing-related services sectors in Malaysia.
• MAREA – Malaysian Recycling Alliance is Malaysia’s first voluntary industry-led EPR initiative, established in 2021 by ten major FMCG companies committed to driving plastic packaging recycling and circular economy in Malaysia.
• MPMA – Malaysian Plastics Manufacturers Association, established in 1967, is the official voice of Malaysia’s plastics industry, representing 800 members accounting for 60% of the nation’s plastics manufacturers and 80% of plastics production.
• MPRA – Malaysian Plastics Recyclers Association represents Malaysia’s plastics recycling industry, advocating for a stronger domestic recycling sector and circular economy.
 
SOURCE: Malaysian Plastics Manufacturers Association (MPMA)

FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:
Name: Crystal Cheah
Malaysian Plastics Manufacturers Association (MPMA)
Tel: 03-7876 3027
Email: crystal@mpma.org.my 

--BERNAMA

Cambodia's Growing Confidence in Malaysia Healthcare Signals a New Chapter for Medical Tourism

KUALA LUMPUR, July 21  (Bernama) -- When a family makes the decision to seek medical treatment abroad, it is rarely based on cost alone. It is a decision shaped by trust, access to specialised care, confidence in medical expertise and the assurance that their loved ones will receive the best possible treatment.  For decades, this trust has anchored Malaysia’s reputation as a the preferred healthcare destination. While our clinical excellence draws patients from across the world including Europe, the Americas, and the Middle East, our deepest relationships have naturally flourished within the Asia-Pacific region. Today, within this primary footprint, another regional market is rapidly emerging as an important contributor to the country's healthcare travel industry. Cambodia's growing confidence in Malaysia Healthcare reflects not only the country's increasing demand for quality medical treatment abroad, but also Malaysia's strengthening position as a regional leader in healthcare travel.

In 2025, nearly 12,000 Cambodian patients travelled to Malaysia for medical treatment, resulting in RM30 million in healthcare travel revenue. While Cambodia remains an emerging market compared to Malaysia's more established healthcare travel sources, its steady growth demonstrates increasing awareness and trust among Cambodian patients who are actively seeking quality healthcare beyond their borders.

Cambodia's healthcare landscape has evolved significantly over the past decade. As healthcare awareness grows and more patients seek specialised treatments that may not be readily available domestically, demand for cross-border healthcare continues to increase. Today, patients are making more informed decisions by comparing treatment options, specialist expertise and healthcare outcomes before choosing where to receive care.

This changing healthcare landscape presents a significant opportunity for Malaysia. Supported by a network of 91 member hospitals, Malaysia Healthcare offers internationally accredited medical institutions, multidisciplinary Centres of Excellence and highly experienced specialists across a broad spectrum of healthcare services. From oncology and cancer care, cardiology and orthopaedics to fertility and reproductive medicine, gastroenterology, health screening and preventive care, Malaysia continues to meet the evolving needs of international patients through clinical excellence, advanced medical technologies and patient-centred care.

Beyond clinical excellence, Malaysia has also become known for something equally important: the experience of care itself. Guided by the "Healing Meets Hospitality" proposition, Malaysia's healthcare ecosystem embraces values of empathy, compassion and attentiveness that are deeply rooted in the country's culture. Much like the nurturing qualities often associated with a mother's care, patients are supported not only through advanced medical treatment, but also through warmth, reassurance and genuine human connection throughout their healing journey.

This growing trust is one of the reasons Cambodia has become an increasingly important market for Malaysia Healthcare. Recognising the country's long-term potential, the Malaysia Healthcare Travel Council (MHTC) organised the inaugural Malaysia Healthcare Expo (MHX) Phnom Penh, making Cambodia the first market outside Indonesia to host the consumer-focused healthcare expo. More than an exhibition, MHX Phnom Penh brought Malaysian specialists and healthcare providers directly to Cambodian communities, allowing patients to better understand treatment options, seek professional advice and build confidence before travelling to Malaysia for care.

The decision to invest in Cambodia reflects a broader strategy to strengthen Malaysia's presence in emerging healthcare travel markets across the region. As awareness of Malaysia's healthcare capabilities continues to grow, Cambodia is expected to play an increasingly important role in supporting the industry's long-term growth. The impact extends far beyond hospitals. Every international patient who chooses Malaysia contributes to a wider economic ecosystem encompassing airlines, hotels, transportation providers, retail businesses and tourism-related services. Healthcare travel has therefore become a strategic economic contributor, creating value across multiple sectors while reinforcing Malaysia's international reputation for healthcare excellence.

This momentum aligns with the aspirations of Malaysia Year of Medical Tourism 2026 (MYMT2026), which continues to strengthen Malaysia's position as a preferred healthcare destination under the "Healing Meets Hospitality" proposition. Through strategic market engagement and strong collaboration across the healthcare ecosystem, Malaysia is well positioned to attract more international patients while delivering meaningful economic impact to the nation.

Cambodia's growing confidence in Malaysia Healthcare is more than a success story for one market. It reflects the strength of Malaysia's healthcare ecosystem and demonstrates that the country's reputation for quality, trusted and patient-centred care continues to resonate across Southeast Asia. As more regional patients choose Malaysia for their healthcare journey, the country's medical tourism industry is not only growing, but also contributing meaningfully to Malaysia's economy, international standing and long-term healthcare ambitions.

SOURCE: Malaysia Healthcare Travel Council (MHTC)

FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:
Name: Mohamad Shahizam Fauzi                                                    
Head, Communications
Tel: +603 8776 6168                     
Email: shahizam.f@mhtc.org.my
 
Name: Muhammad Rasydan Ma’at                                       
Head of Unit, PR and Media Unit
Communications
Tel: +603 8776 6168         
Email: rasydan.m@mhtc.org.my 

--BERNAMA

GOVERNMENT, BANKING AND INDUSTRY UNITE TO ADVANCE MELAKA’S SEMICONDUCTOR FUTURE

First row (standing), from left to right:
Dato' Khairul Fahmy Ab Jabar, Director Government, Client Coverage, Maybank Investment Banking Berhad, En. Nor Azman Jaafar, Head Communication, Infineon Melaka, YBhg. Datuk Ginie Lim, Chief Executive Officer of Invest Melaka, Mr. Derrick Tanggapan, Director of the Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA) Melaka, YBhg. Datuk Mohd Yusof Bin Abu Bakar, Chief Executive Officer, Melaka Corporation (MCORP), En. Adzahar Md Sharipin, Government Relations, Texas Instruments, Puan Ranita binti Abdullah, Managing Director, New Economy and Group Global Banking Sustainability, Maybank, Mr. Tay Kheng Chiong, Group MD/CEO of Dominant Opto Technologies Sdn Bhd and D&O Green Technologies Bhd.
Second row (seated), from left to right:
YB Datuk Khaidhirah Binti Datuk Seri Abu Zahar, Deputy EXCO of Investment, Industry and TVET Development, Melaka State Government, YB Datuk Wira Salhah Binti Salleh, Pegawai Kewangan Negeri Melaka, YAB Datuk Seri Utama Ab Rauf Bin Yusoh, Chief Minister of Melaka, Dato’ Seri Wong Siew Hai, President, Malaysia Semiconductor Industry Association (MSIA)
Mr. Eng Seng Meng, Senior Vice President & Managing Director, Infineon Technologies (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. 

Industry leaders, policymakers and ecosystem partners gather to discuss Melaka's semiconductor ambitions, strengthen industry collaboration and accelerate sustainable growth within Malaysia's semiconductor ecosystem. 

Highlights:
● Brought together almost 150 participants comprising industry leaders, policymakers, government agencies, financial institutions and ecosystem partners.
● Reinforced Melaka's commitment to becoming a future-ready semiconductor hub.
● Highlighted the strategic direction of the Melaka Semiconductor Strategic Plan 2026- 2035 in strengthening the state's semiconductor ecosystem and long-term competitiveness. 

MELAKA, July 17 (Bernama) -- The Malaysia Semiconductor Industry Association (MSIA), in collaboration with Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA), Invest Melaka Berhad, Infineon Technologies (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. and Maybank, jointly hosted the MSIA Dialogue & Networking Session with the Chief Minister of Melaka on 16 July 2026 at Hatten Hotel, Melaka.  

Anchored on the theme "Transforming Melaka into a Future-Ready Semiconductor and Advanced Manufacturing Hub: Driving Talent, Sustainability and Industrial Excellence", the programme facilitated constructive dialogue between the public and private sectors to discuss the state’s semiconductor ecosystem, industry competitiveness and opportunities arising from the continued growth of the industry. With a semiconductor heritage spanning more than five decades, Melaka continues to build on its established industrial foundation.  

Supporting this direction, the ongoing Melaka Semiconductor Strategic Plan 2026–2035 complements Malaysia’s National Semiconductor Strategy (NSS), with discussions focused on strengthening industry capabilities, enhancing supply chain resilience and supporting high-value investments to position Melaka as one of Malaysia's leading semiconductor and advanced manufacturing hubs.  

The programme also featured remarks by YAB Datuk Seri Utama Ab Rauf Bin Yusoh, Chief Minister of Melaka, who shared his vision for Melaka’s industrial transformation, highlighting the state’s semiconductor journey and the importance of strengthening investment, industry and TVET development to support the next phase of growth.  

Datuk Sikh Shamsul Ibrahim Sikh Abdul Majid, Chief Executive Officer of MIDA, stated, “Melaka has come a long way in building its semiconductor industry; today, it has the industrial base, skilled workforce and supplier network needed to compete for the next generation of high-value investments. The electrical and electronics (E&E) industry continues to be a key driver of Malaysia’s investment landscape, attracting RM6.0 billion in approved investments in the first quarter of 2026, the highest among all manufacturing industries. With its established ecosystem and strategic location, Melaka is well placed to capture a greater share of these opportunities. The next phase of growth requires close collaboration between government, industry and the financial sector to deepen supply chains, accelerate technology adoption and help Malaysian companies move up the value chain.  

At MIDA, we are committed to facilitating quality investments that build industrial capabilities, drive innovation, and create quality jobs for Malaysians. The New Incentive Framework (NIF) supports these efforts by encouraging investments to develop local talent, strengthen Malaysian businesses and deliver long-term value to the people of Melaka.”

Datuk Ginie Lim Siew Lin, Chief Executive Officer of Invest Melaka Berhad, said “Our continuous engagement with industry players gives us valuable insights into how investment decisions are evolving and what companies require to grow successfully. Melaka’s semiconductor strength is built on decades of industrial presence and investor confidence, and our focus is to build on this foundation by connecting emerging opportunities with the right capabilities and partnerships. Through this approach, we aim to strengthen Melaka’s position as a preferred location for the next phase of semiconductor growth.” 

Dato' Seri Wong Siew Hai, President of the Malaysia Semiconductor Industry Association (MSIA), commented, “Malaysia's future competitiveness will not be determined by manufacturing capacity alone, but by the strength of our semiconductor ecosystem. As we move from 'Made in Malaysia' to 'Made by Malaysia', every state has a role to play. Melaka has already built a strong foundation and is well positioned to become a key driver of advanced technologies, talent development and innovation that will strengthen Malaysia's global semiconductor leadership." 

Ranita Abdullah, Managing Director, New Economy & Group Global Banking Sustainability, Maybank, said, "Maybank is committed to supporting Melaka's aspirations to attract quality domestic and foreign investments into advanced and high-tech industries, while strengthening the ecosystem of multinational corporations and local SMEs as supply chains evolve and businesses enhance operational resilience. We are equally keen to support the state's sustainability aspirations and Smart City digital transformation agenda, in line with Maybank's ROAR30 strategy to mobilise RM300 billion in sustainable finance and RM100 billion for the New Economy across ASEAN."

The MSIA dialogue featured a dynamic panel discussion moderated by Datuk Ginie Lim, Chief Executive Officer of Invest Melaka Berhad, which integrated crucial perspectives from the industry, government, and financial sectors. Mr. Tay Kheng Chiong, Group Managing Director & CEO of Dominant Opto Technologies Sdn. Bhd., shared insights on the growth journey of Malaysian semiconductor SMEs, emphasising the need to strengthen capabilities and meet global customer expectations. Highlighting ecosystem development, Mr. Derrick Tanggapan, Director of MIDA Melaka, outlined how local SMEs can capture higher-value opportunities through strategic investments and partnerships. To enable this growth, Mr. Zulfadhli Bin Marjo, Head of Islamic Transaction Banking Solutions & Innovation at Maybank Islamic Berhad, discussed tailored financing and capital solutions aimed at supporting SMEs as they scale operations through technology, automation, and talent development.

The event successfully brought together almost 150 key industry leaders, policymakers, government agencies, financial institutions, and ecosystem partners, reinforcing the state's commitment to becoming a future-ready semiconductor hub.

For further information on the featured companies, including their respective boilerplates and media contacts, please refer to: https://tinyurl.com/y6nvap68

SOURCE: Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA) 

FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:
Name: Mr. Derrick Tanggapan
Designation: Director, MIDA Melaka
Tel: +606-232 2878
Email: derrick@mida.gov.my / melaka@mida.gov.my

--BERNAMA