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Saudi’s Ajlan Bros set to invest RM34 bil in nine M’sian firms: PM

Companies are from semiconductor, social trade, medical tech, defence, entertainment sectors

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 29 Aug 2022 3:32PM

Saudi’s Ajlan Bros set to invest RM34 bil in nine M’sian firms: PM
The local companies that Saudi Arabia conglomerate Ajlan Bros Holding Group is set to invest in are Dagang NeXchange Bhd; Aerodyne Systems Sdn Bhd; National Aerospace and Defence Industries Sdn Bhd; Twistcode Technologies Sdn Bhd; CyberSecurity Malaysia; Malaysia Genomics Resources Centre Bhd; Meta Universe Sdn Bhd; Light Up 7 Sdn Bhd; and My Events Sdn Bhd. – fazah.net pic, August 29, 2022 

KUALA LUMPUR – Saudi Arabia conglomerate Ajlan Bros Holding Group is set to invest close to RM34 billion in nine Malaysian companies, said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob.

During the signing of memoranda of understanding on the matter today, he said the nine companies are from the semiconductor, social trade, medical technology, defence and entertainment industries. 

They are Dagang NeXchange Bhd; Aerodyne Systems Sdn Bhd; National Aerospace and Defence Industries Sdn Bhd; Twistcode Technologies Sdn Bhd; CyberSecurity Malaysia; Malaysia Genomics Resources Centre Bhd; Meta Universe Sdn Bhd; Light Up 7 Sdn Bhd; and My Events Sdn Bhd.

Ajlan Bros is one of the top real estate conglomerates in Saudi Arabia, specialising in residential, industrial, commercial and warehousing space. 

It has made considerable investments in more than 25 countries and has more than US$15 billion worth of assets as well as a revenue of over US$2 billion. – Bernama, August 29, 2022

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