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
Malaysia Airlines close to completing debt restructuring exercise
Parent company MAG has been in talks with creditors for months to revive the airline.
Lessor BOC Aviation says debt restructuring of AirAsia X favours Airbus; moves court
BOC Aviation favours a debt-to-equity swap.
Malaysia’s Top Glove posts over 20-fold jump in first-quarter net profit
The company estimates that glove demand will grow by 20 per cent this year.
Malaysia’s AirAsia X posts larger loss as revenue hit by virus curbs
The arm of AirAsia Group has taken a hit as air travel ground almost to a halt in the past few months.
Malaysia’s AirAsia Group reviewing India investment, hints at possible exit
AirAsia shut its operations in Japan, the smallest of its foreign offshoots, last month.
Budget airline AirAsia says $72m loan was obtained in appropriate manner
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has begun an investigation into the loan made to AirAsia by SDB.
AirAsia X to revise $15.3b debt reform plan to expedite talks with creditors
AirAsia X, the long-haul arm of AirAsia Group Bhd, is said to have less than six months of cash left.
Malaysia’s anti-graft agency probes AirAsia’s $72m loan from Sabah Development Bank
The investigation will look into how funds were disbursed quickly, say reports.
Malaysian glove maker Supermax considers listing on Singapore Exchange
The potential listing comes after rival Top Glove announced plans to list on HK's stock exchange last month.
AirAsia Group lowers Malaysia market recovery expectations
It is, however, aiming for its Thai operations to exceed pre-COVID-19 capacity levels.
