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.
(Full text of the story is now in CNA English news archive. To view the full story, you will need to be a subscribed member of the CNA archive. To subscribe, please read here.)
Latest
- Business
Taiwan's September CPI growth slows to 1.25%, lowest in 4.5 years: DGBAS
10/08/2025 08:53 PM - Society
2 Malaysians indicted in Taiwan for heroin smuggling
10/08/2025 08:35 PM - Cross-Strait
Taiwan should focus on PLA precision strikes, carrier operations: Scholars
10/08/2025 08:23 PM - Politics
KMT leader urges Taiwanese efforts, not Trump's, for cross-strait peace
10/08/2025 07:21 PM - Business
Taiwan Weeks 2025 to open Oct. 15 to promote asset hub plan
10/08/2025 07:07 PM