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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - China will invest an estimated 170.07 billion ringgit ($38.64 billion) in Malaysia, including in the petrochemical and automotive industries

China commits to investing nearly US$39 billion in Malaysia, says

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China’s investment in Malaysia could be a game-changer for the country’s economy. The RM170 billion pledged investment in Malaysia over the next five years has the potential to help

China commits to investing nearly $39 billion in Malaysia - PM

China to Invest $39 Billion in Malaysia - Watcher Guru

China will invest an estimated

China commits to investing nearly $39 bln in Malaysia - PM Anwar

According to the nation’s Prime Minister, Anwar Ibrahim, China is set to invest $39 billion (170.07 billion ringgit) in Malaysia. Moreover, the investment will include the

China will invest an estimated US$38.64 billion in Malaysia, including in the petrochemical and automotive industries, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said on Tuesday (Apr

China will invest an estimated

China will invest an estimated 170.07 billion ringgit ($38.64 billion) in Malaysia, including in the petrochemical and automotive industries, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said on Tuesday.

PM Anwar: Malaysia has secured nearly $39B in new