LRT & Proton: Contracts Off Track?

The Morning Run Crew

18-Jan-19 07:45

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The Morning Run crew gives you their take on today's business headlines:

00:13 - MITI replies to MAA's claims that MITI's delay is part of the reason why 2019's TIV will slow down.

02:39 - Proton is facing a half a billion lawsuit from their former Chinese partner, Goldstar Heavy Industrial.

04:49 - The new LRT3 contract is to be signed soon - according to MRCB-George Kent, before CNY.

09:04 - Today we're talking palm oil: MPOB projects CPO prices to breach RM2,500 this year and the B10 biodiesel programme rolls out today.

Presented by: Khoo Hsu Chuang, Julian Ng, Sharidz Abdullah

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Categories: Business Analysis

Tags: MITI, MAA, Proton, Goldstar, lawsuit, MPOB, palm oil, crude palm oil price, CPO, B10, biodiesel, Teresa Kok,

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