The Mekong river is a lifeline for about 40 million people in Southeast Asian countries. Besides being a source of food, the river provides ample opportunity to the respective countries to harness hydropower energy. In our cover...
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Digi Telecommunications Sendirian Berhad has announced the appointment of two of its senior executives to its management team.
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Malaysia’s Axiata Group has appointed Dian Siswarini as its new Chief Executive for its Indonesian telecommunications firm, PT XL Axiata Tbk.
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Alcatel-Lucent has appointed Ichwan F. Agus as the new Country Senior Officer for Indonesia.
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Petroliam Nasional Berhad, or Petronas, has appointed Arif Mahmood as Head of its downstream business.
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Datuk Anwarrudin Ahamad Osman, Non-Executive Director at Perisai Petroleum Teknologi Berhad…
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Corporate Governance Asia has recognised Union Bank of the Philippines as one of the country’s Best Investor Relations Company …
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Frost & Sullivan presented 28 awards to the best companies in Thailand…
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Frost & Sullivan recognised Malaysia’s best companies at the 2015 Malaysia Excellence Awards …
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Garuda Indonesia has received an award under the “Top Airline by Absolute Growth in Passenger Carriage for South East Asia” category.
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Infrastructure trusts in Thailand
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Myanmar’s Investment Policy Framework
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Need for better planning and effective project structuring
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Key Capital Ratios
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“Singapore can make meaniningful contributions in Asian infrastructure development.”
Read MoreVietnam and Russia have agreed to put Ninh Thuan 1 nuclear power plant on the fast track. The power project is the first nuclear plant to be undertaken in the country. Russia-based Rosatom, the parent company of ASE, has been...
Read MoreThe Philippines’ Department of Energy (DoE) has opened a tender process for 21 geothermal and hydro sites for exploration and development. The move is in line with the country’s agenda to expand its sources of indigenous energy...
Read MoreTwo Chinese banks will offer $50 billion loans for Indonesian power, railway, and smelting projects – $30 billion from the China Development Bank and $20 billion from Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Limited. Of this, $10...
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