Taiwan's Kuokuang Petrochemical Technology Co.'s scrapping of plans for a refining complex in Malaysia is a disappointment for the country, which stood to win 40 billion ringgits (US$12.39 billion) in investment from the project, Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Mahyiddin has said.
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