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Malaysia rethinking investment incentives as data centre boom exposes policy gaps, says Treasury secretary general

Malaysia rethinking investment incentives as data centre boom exposes policy gaps, says Treasury secretary general
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Malaysia is reassessing its investment incentive policies for data centers after a surge in demand exposed the limitations of focusing solely on capital expenditure. The government plans to prioritize projects that align with long-term economic goals and is reviewing energy pricing for the sector.

BURSA SGX Home Economic Focus Make The Edge Malaysia your preferred source on Google KUALA LUMPUR (July 23): Malaysia is rethinking how it attracts foreign investments after an influx of data centre projects exposed the limitations of rewarding companies based primarily on the size of their capital commitments.

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