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Singapore Airlines Joins The LEO Race With SpaceX Starlink Deal

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For corporate travel buyers, Singapore Airlines' Starlink upgrade strengthens the case for SIA as a default carrier on long-haul Asia-Pacific routes.

CIMB Thai Narrows To Wealth And Wholesale After Auto Finance Exit

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The auto portfolio incurred 2.8 billion baht in losses over two years. Selling it at a premium to book value is a clean exit.

Hormuz Blockade Forces ASEAN’s Hand On Petroleum Security Agreement

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Eighty-four percent of crude bound for Asia once moved through the Strait of Hormuz. Cebu confronted what that figure means.

Singapore Regulators Convene Bank Chiefs Over AI-Enabled Cyberattack Threat

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Singapore flagged PROMPTFLUX malware, which rewrites its code in real time using live AI models to evade detection.

Thailand’s Nationalist Policy Pivot Puts Gulf Of Thailand Hydrocarbon Future At Risk

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For energy investors monitoring the Gulf of Thailand, the collapse of MOU 44 removes the last regulatory basis for any joint development project in disputed waters.

Danantara Targets 8,000 Tonnes Per Day Of Jakarta Waste Processing In USD 1 Billion Power Project

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Danantara launched Denera on April 1 as a dedicated holding company to centralize investment and operations across Indonesia's 33-city waste-to-energy rollout.

Johor Data Centre Pipeline Hits 5,350MW As AirTrunk Announces JHB3 And JHB4

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JHB3 and JHB4 are expected to generate 3,000 construction jobs and MYR5 billion in local supplier engagement across AirTrunk's full Johor platform. Capital is landing, not just being pledged.

Samsung’s Thai Nguyen Semiconductor Plant Reshapes Vietnam’s FDI Landscape

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The Quynh Lap LNG power plant, backed by PV Power, Nghe An Sugar, and SK Innovation, adds USD2.2 billion to Vietnam's Q1 FDI. Energy infrastructure is becoming a second pillar alongside electronics.

From Transjakarta To The Kitchen: Indonesia’s CNG Push Targets The Ubiquitous 3-Kilogram Cylinder

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CNG must be compressed to 250–400 bar for safe cylinder use. Scaling that infrastructure to household distribution is the central challenge Bahlil publicly acknowledged.

Indonesia’s Duty Relief Package Targets Naphtha Shortage

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Indonesia's plastic resin tariffs dropped from 5–15 percent to zero. The policy targets polypropylene, LLDPE, and HDPE used in food packaging nationwide.
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