OGX Group Bhd $OGX (0395.MY)$ announced that the group has secured a contract worth MYR 96.64 million to supply fiber optic cables, patch panels, and related materials for a data center.
The group stated that the products will be delivered within six months to a client referred to as 'Client E.'
OGX noted that the contract is expected to contribute to the group's profitability for the financial year ending May 31, 2027, and will also help strengthen its presence in the data center sector and the broader supply chain.

Integrated plumbing solutions provider ISF Group Bhd $ISF (0390.MY)$ announced that the group has secured a subcontract valued at RM14.54 million to carry out internal sanitary drainage works for a hyperscale data center project.
The contract was awarded by a Malaysian private company engaged in civil engineering and construction to Yeo Plumber Sdn Bhd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of ISF.
Under the agreement, the works are scheduled for completion by March 26, 2027.

Anwell Resources $ANNJOO (6556.MY)$ stated that its associate company has sold a 62-acre industrial plot in Gurun, Kedah, for MYR 119.6 million. This marks the group's second land transaction completed within three months.
The group noted that its indirect subsidiary GHIP, together with Transyear, has sold Lot 5 in the Gurun Heavy Industrial Park to Zichen Malaysia Sdn Bhd.
This land forms part of a larger development parcel totaling 161 acres, with the related development project jointly undertaken by GHIP and Transyear following their joint venture agreement signed in December 2025.
Anwell Resources expects to realize a gain of MYR 69.2 million from this transaction, with proceeds to be collected in stages.

Malaysia Packaging and Industrial Group $SCIENTX (4731.MY)$ stated that amid geopolitical tensions, volatile energy prices, and supply chain disruptions, the company is taking more proactive measures to maintain operational stability and supply reliability in its packaging business.
The group noted that these measures include closer communication with customers, along with ongoing efforts to optimize costs and enhance operational efficiency, thereby strengthening the company's resilience and competitiveness.
This statement was released alongside the company's third-quarter results. Scientex reported a 14.8% year-over-year increase in net profit for the third quarter ended April 30, 2026, rising from RM123.87 million a year earlier to RM142.17 million.
Revenue edged up 0.7%, increasing from RM1.11 billion a year earlier to RM1.12 billion, primarily driven by improved performance in the packaging segment.

Gamuda $GAMUDA (5398.MY)$ announced it will acquire an equity stake in the Hazelwood North solar power plant and battery energy storage system project in Victoria, Australia.
The group stated that the 450-megawatt hybrid energy project is expected to commence construction in 2028 and enter commercial operation in 2030, subject to a final investment decision.
The acquisition also requires approval from Australia’s Foreign Investment Review Board.
However, Gamuda did not disclose the transaction value of the acquisition or provide financial details of the project.

Sime Darby Property $SIMEPROP (5288.MY)$ has announced the launch of a fund planning to invest up to RM12.5 billion in data centers and industrial projects within its townships across Malaysia.
The fund, named “New Economy Venture,” has already secured full capital commitments from the Employees Provident Fund (EPF), the Armed Forces Fund Board (LTAT), and Great Eastern Life Assurance Malaysia.
Sime Darby Property stated that the fund may also bring in additional limited partners in the future.
Through this fund, Sime Darby Property is further expanding the development focus of its townships into data centers and industrial assets to align with the demands of the new economy sectors.

Kee Ming Group $KEEMING (0392.MY)$ announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Kee Ming Electrical Sdn Bhd, has secured a subcontract worth MYR 21.36 million to undertake electrical works for a hyperscale data center project located in Puncak Alam, Selangor.
The contract was awarded by an unnamed third-party contractor primarily engaged in integrated mechanical and electrical solutions, including data center infrastructure, power systems, cooling systems, and EPC engineering services.
According to Kee Ming Group, the project will be executed in two packages and is expected to be completed by December 30, 2026, followed by a 12-month defects liability period.
Kee Ming Group is capitalizing on rising demand for data center construction by participating in the electrical engineering component of this project.

$DAYANG (5141.MY)$ announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Dayang Enterprise Sdn Bhd, has signed a joint venture and shareholders’ agreement with Brunei-based company Petrokon Utama Sdn Bhd to collaborate on projects in Brunei.
The group stated that this joint venture is expected to strengthen Dayang Enterprise’s presence in the Brunei market and enhance the group’s capabilities in maintenance, turnaround, and construction-related activities through collaboration with a local partner.
In other words, Dayang Enterprise aims to leverage its local partner’s resources and network to further expand its opportunities in oil and gas-related engineering projects in Brunei.

$DPHARMA (7148.MY)$ announced that its subsidiary Duopharma (M) Sdn Bhd (DMS) has secured a contract worth RM155.28 million to supply insulin products to public healthcare institutions nationwide.
The three-year contract will run from June 3, 2026, to June 2, 2029.
Under the contract, DMS will supply recombinant human insulin 100 IU/ml Penfill/Refill products, covering rapid-acting, intermediate-acting, and premixed insulin formulations, as well as reusable insulin pens.
This means that, for the next three years, the relevant insulin products will be supplied for use across the national government healthcare system.

Summit Group $TANCO (2429.MY)$ Tan Sri Chan Jun Chuan, the managing director, sold 24.63 million shares—equivalent to a 0.41% stake—in a direct off-market transaction amid the company’s share price hitting its daily trading limit for the second consecutive day, raising MYR 38.29 million.
According to trading data, the shares were transacted at MYR 1.555 per share, approximately 40% above the day’s intraday low. Nevertheless, Tanco Holdings’ share price still plunged 28.6% that day, closing at 80 sen with a trading volume of 77.96 million shares.
Following this disposal, Chan Jun Chuan’s direct stake in Tanco Holdings decreased to 18.73%. His indirect holding through TJN Capital Sdn Bhd remained unchanged at 34.62%.
Meanwhile, Chan Jun Chuan’s brother, Chan Gin Chuan, purchased Tanco Holdings shares near the day’s intraday low. Chan Gin Chuan, currently an executive director of two of Tanco Holdings’ subsidiaries, acquired 7.64 million shares at 78.5 sen per share, totaling approximately MYR 6 million.
Separately, Tanco Holdings announced in another filing that its indirectly held subsidiary, Tanco Dot Com Sdn Bhd, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with China Mobile International Limited to explore developing and constructing a data center in Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan.
According to preliminary plans, the data center will have an IT load capacity of 50 megawatts. The company stated that both parties will explore potential collaboration opportunities, though the agreement remains at the MoU stage for now.