JOHOR is seeking use of 161ha of idle Federal Government land in Kempas, Johor Baru, to build more low-cost houses. Read full ...

FRESH off the completion of its first flagship development in Johor Baru, property developer Linbaq Holding Sdn Bhd is all set for its next venture – a 80.9ha project in Iskandar Puteri. Read full sto ...

FMT explores the key themes from this week's Nikkei Forum Medini Johor 2025 and what it signals for the state and the region’s future.

The Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone was launched in January 2025, representing a bold new chapter in Malaysia–Singapore economic relations. Long viewed as natural partners yet also rivals, the ...

KUALA LUMPUR: Johor is expected to host 60 per cent of Malaysia's total data centre capacity by 2030, cementing its role as the digital hub for Southeast Asia, said the Ministry of Investment ...

JOHOR BARU: Johor has emerged as Malaysia's top investment destination for the first quarter of 2025, recording RM30.1bil in approved investments, according to Lee Ting Han.

DayOne Data Centers Singapore Pte. secured 15 billion ringgit ($3.6 billion) of multicurrency financing to support its green data centers in Malaysia’s Johor state, according to a statement from ...

Malaysia's 21st Special Forces Group is conducting a joint military exercise with the Johor Military Force in several locations in Johor from May 1 to 13. The Thunderstorm Exercise Series 1/2025 ...

Blackwell Ultra enters the game Both Nebius, the AI infrastructure company spun out of Yandex's European operations, and YTL AI Cloud, a subsidiary of Malaysia's YTL Power International, have revealed ...

KUALA LUMPUR – Malaysia is pumping more than RM5 billion (S$1.5 billion) into building three reservoirs and three water treatment plants in Johor, as the state aims to be self-sufficient in ...

The much-touted Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ) has received one of its earliest investors in battery maker Gold Peak Technology Group, with the Hong Kong-listed firm intending to ...

Malaysia will manage an infrastructure fund to support companies that want to invest in this zone. Meanwhile, Singapore will provide its own funds to support Singaporean companies operating in Johor.