The Malaysian Insight: Malaysia, China ink deals worth RM19.84 billion |
Chinese and Malaysian Companies signed a total of Myr 19.84 billion (Usd 4.23 billion) worth of Joint Ventures during the visit of Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim to Nanning, China recently. These are broken down to as follows:
* Citaglobal Bhd and Shanghai Sus Environment Deal for the construction of Waste to Energy Power Plants mainly in Malaysia worth Myr 15 billion (Usd 3.19 billion)
* PM Access World and Beibu Gulf Port Group for Warehousing and Logistics Cooperation between Guangxi and Malaysia worth Myr 2.34 billion (Usd 500 milllon)
* Sime Darby Oils International Limited and Guangxi-Beibu Gulf International Port Group for the construction of a Trade and Distribution Center for Palm Oil and Shortening in Qinzhou worth Myr 2.5 billion (Usd 530 million) which will have an annual Transaction Volue of 500,000 tonnes
This was Ibrahim’s second Visit to China for this Year of 2023. Meanwhile, in the Philippines, what did it get for its “Strategic Partnership” with the United States (US)? ‘Laspaging Pinaglumaang mga Barko’ (Well-used, Secondhand Boats) and Cessnas given only one-at-a-time? Which Partnership is more beneficial to Malaysia/Philippines, ‘aber’?
Check out the Links to my other Social Media Accounts at https://linktr.ee/rhk111
If you like my Work, buy me a Coffee to help support it at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/rhk111
No comments:
Post a Comment