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Philippines’ Storage Gap Emerges As The Next Energy Security Problem After Supply Shortfalls

PNOC and Maharlika Investment Corporation are exploring a tank farm consortium to expand national fuel storage, with a two-to-three-year development timeline.

dLocal Launches Single-API Stablecoin Product As Asia Expansion Drive Accelerates

dLocal's compliance-first stablecoin architecture is directly relevant to Southeast Asia, where digital asset licensing frameworks differ significantly by market.

Indonesia Navy B50 Commitment Signals Whole-Of-Government Fuel Transition Push

The Indonesian Navy currently runs on B35. The shift to B50 aligns defense operations with the July 1 civilian mandate.

Thailand’s Luxury Resort Pipeline Gets A Major Milestone

Four decades after entering Thailand via Phuket, Club Med returns with its highest-tier product, reflecting how far the market has matured.

Many Kids’ Foods Released In Japan Despite Population Fall

The trend highlights changing lifestyles among Japanese families.

From Short-Term Trial To Finance Lease: Vietjet’s COMAC Strategy Takes Shape

The Vietjet-SPDB Financial Leasing agreement connects Vietnam's largest private carrier to one of China's leading state-linked financial institutions.

Ascentium Builds Pan-Asia Corporate Services Empire With Dezan Shira Deal

The Dezan Shira deal gives Ascentium the Asia Briefing platform, adding market intelligence and regulatory content to its suite of business services for foreign investors.

Biometric KYC Infrastructure Faces Systemic Risk

Banks and fintechs across Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Thailand face a heightened AI-driven identity fraud environment.

Malaysia’s Largest Solar Developer Solarvest Holdings Targets 5 GW By 2028 Amid Hormuz-Driven Demand Surge

Solarvest CEO Davis Chong wants to cut large-scale solar delivery from 24 months to 16. Malaysia's permitting process is now the bottleneck.

How Vietnam’s Feed-In Tariff Boom Became a USD 13 Billion Legal Dispute

Vietnam's renewable energy boom attracted billions in foreign capital. A retroactive tariff dispute now threatens to erase the returns investors contracted on entry.

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