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Malaysia's construction sector set for execution-led growth in 2027

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s construction sector is likely to enter 2027 on an execution-led growth path, with major infrastructure and data centre projects already providing a multi-year pipeline of contracts.

Malaysia's construction sector set for execution-led growth in 2027

Malaysia's construction sector is expected to experience execution-led growth in 2027, with major infrastructure and data centre projects providing a pipeline of contracts. Apex Securities Bhd maintains an Overweight rating on the sector, citing the award of the Penang Light Rail Transit (LRT) contract package and the finalisation of the Johor Bahru East Coast Rail Transit (E-ART) project as key drivers.

Other supporting factors include stabilising input costs, improving property activity, and continued investment in hyperscale data centres.

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