AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEnergy & Policy: Malaysia will not expand its fuel subsidy programme further, instead consolidating subsidised diesel under the BUDI MADANI framework via MyKad, with the nationwide diesel rate set to fall to RM2.10 per litre from July 1. Corporate Restructuring: Kraft Heinz is merging procurement and supply chain operations under one leadership role, effective July 1, as it continues broader operational changes. Investing & Growth Outlook: Investec CEO Fani Titi says South Africa’s growth could nearly triple by 2030 as reforms ease bottlenecks in electricity, logistics and other infrastructure. Real Assets Deal: Arcapita and Hines will explore an institutional-grade GCC industrial and logistics real estate platform, aiming to originate and execute both development and stabilized assets. Tech for Business: Revolut is pushing into New Zealand SMEs with a $120m investment and a banking licence application under review, while HTB expands cyber training with AI-assisted learning and SOC simulations. Trade & Women’s Entrepreneurship: WomenBizPH and India’s I-WE formalised a partnership to boost women-led trade across India, the Philippines and ASEAN, including an Indian Pavilion at the ASEAN Trade Expo. Climate & Risk: Global Witness says fossil-fuel lobbyists at COP summits contributed to emissions linked to 17 million heat deaths, renewing pressure to keep industry out of climate policymaking.
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