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Hong Kong-based senior business reporter, South China Morning Post, focusing on energy and metals mining sectors
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Better workers’ welfare as in habitable living condition is key to Malaysia’s industrial future

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By Eric Ng Verified
| Focus Malaysia Verified
WHEN sustainability is discussed in the context of industrial development, the focus often centres on energy efficiency, emissions reduction and green technologies. These are important considerations. But there is another dimension of sustainability that deserves equal attention – the welfare and living conditions of the workforce that drives industrial activity.
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6 of the best: how China’s new biotech vanguard is banking billions from breakthroughs

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By Eric Ng Verified
| EIN News
Aiolos was sold just a few months later to the UK’s GSK for US$1 billion upfront and up to US$400 million in success based payments. “That was the transaction that really put China’s out-licensing opportunity on the global map,” said Chen, who has followed the sector since the early 2000s. Only this year did mainstream investors grasp the full strength of the turnaround.
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From expansion to accountability: What Budget 2026 means for Malaysia’s industrial property segment?

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By Eric Ng Verified
| Focus Malaysia Verified
WHEN the Budget 2026 was tabled, one message stood out clearly: growth must now come with accountability. For those of us in the industrial property sector, that shift feels both necessary and overdue. For years, Malaysia’s rapid industrial expansion has been measured in sq ft and speed of construction. Budget 2026 suggests that the next chapter will be measured by quality, safety, sustainability and the human experience within those spaces. Among the key measures, three stand out.
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