lizlee
Liz is the Malaysian correspondent for DEALSTREETASIA. She tracks the growing appetite for private equity and venture capital in Malaysia while also keeping tabs on corporate developments. She hopped on board in October 2014, after three years in the business desk of the leading local English daily where she developed her financial reporting skills. She remains fascinated with the movement of capital and the socioeconomic effects it leaves in its trail. Liz graduated from Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman, with a BA (Hons) in English Language. She lives about five heartbeats away from the heart of Kuala Lumpur.
Stories by lizlee
China urges EU to reverse ‘wrong direction’ on EV tariffs
The EU move comes less than a month after Washington revealed plans to quadruple duties for Chinese EVs to 100%.
China looks to spur demand for green cars with $72b tax break
The incentives put NEVs on the front burner of a broad-based push to rekindle growth.
Malaysia’s biggest telecom firms seek majority stake in 5G agency
The agency began an initial 5G network deployment in December last year.
Axiata’s edotco to pay $800m for telecom towers in Philippines
edotco plans to acquire 2,973 towers in the Philippines, valued at $800 million.
Malaysia’s four telecoms firms to explore equity stake offer in state 5G agency
Celcom, DiGi, Maxis and U-Mobile are the companies eyeing stake in Digital Nasional Berhad.
Malaysia’s Farm Fresh shares up 26% at debut of $238m IPO
Farm Fresh marks the country's largest listing since July last year.
Malaysia to stick with sole 5G network, offer 70% stake to telecom players
Malaysia will retain a 30% stake in state-owned 5G agency Digital Nasional Berhad.
Malaysia’s Top Glove shelves plan to raise $347m in HK listing
The firm has a primary listing in Kuala Lumpur and secondary in Singapore.
Malaysia’s Farm Fresh seeks to raise $238m via IPO in March
Upon listing on March 22, the company is expected to have a market capitalisation of 2.5 billion ringgit.
Malaysia’s Capital A mulls separate listing of aviation business
The group aims to get all its 200 planes flying in six months.
