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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.

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’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 bln in Malaysia - PM Anwar

China to Invest $39 Billion in Malaysia - Watcher Guru

China’s RM170b investment: A game-changer for Malaysia’s

According To The Nation

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

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

China Will Invest An Estimated

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 commits to investing nearly $39 billion in Malaysia - PM