Johor-Singapore SEZ

Centurion has eight workers’ dormitories in Malaysia with 66% of them located in Johor.

Johor, which has been the buzz of the nation from an influx of investments, is trying to attract more investors and residents into its infamous “ghost town” Forest City through special tax incentives.

The MOU was signed by Invest Johor’s CEO, Natazha bin Hariss, and UOB Malaysia’s CEO, Ng Wei Wei, at the Asean Conference 2024.

Several key sectors stand to benefit from the upcoming SEZ and RTS projects, says PhillipCapital's Jayden Chua.

As declining interest rates threaten banks’ profitability, local and regional players tussle over Malaysia's incoming wealth.

Potential developments at the SEZ should be positive for Malaysian property developers with landbanks in Johor.

When operational, the RTS Link will see an additional 60,000 users crossing the Causeway during peak hours.

The two telco giants in Malaysia and Singapore are expected to benefit from the Johor-Singapore SEZ.