13th Malaysia Plan (13MP): 3 Pillars with 9 Initiatives

The Prime Minister, YAB Dato’ Seri Anwar Ibrahim, today presented the 13th Malaysia Plan (13MP) for the period of 2026–2030 under the theme “Reshaping Development”, aimed at uplifting the dignity of the people.

13MP realises the aspirations of Ekonomi MADANI, to elevate the people's status and restructure the national economy, continuing the efforts introduced over the past two years by the MADANI Government.

The 13MP is mapped into 3 main pillars:

1. Strengthening Good Governance
2. Raising the Ceiling
3. Raising the Floor

The Plan outlines 9 focus areas, structured according to these three MADANI Economy pillars with the goal of elevating the nation’s dignity and status by:

• Enhancing quality of life for the people
• Restructuring the economy
• Increasing national competitiveness
• Positioning Malaysia as a leading Southeast Asian economy

Zetrix AI (Formerly MyEG) Reprimanded and Fined by Bursa – What Happened?

In a serious turn of events, Zetrix AI Berhad (previously known as My E.G. Services Berhad) and seven of its directors 😬 have been publicly reprimanded and fined by Bursa Malaysia Securities for breaching Main Market Listing Requirements (Main LR).

This announcement, released on 14 July 2025, sheds light on the importance of timely and accurate disclosures by listed companies — and the consequences when those expectations are not met.

What Happened? 👀

The "Gaji Cukup Makan" Crisis: Key Takeaways for Malaysian Graduates & Workers

A recent report titled “The Gaji Cukup Makan Economy” has exposed a harsh reality: Malaysia’s higher education system is failing to deliver financial security for graduates.

In view of the viral discussion / debate about the topic, we've summarised the report’s most critical findings and what we can do about it.

YTL Hospitality REIT sees RM123.6 Million Boost from Property Revaluation (July 2025)

YTL Hospitality REIT (YTL REIT), one of Malaysia’s leading hotel-focused real estate investment trusts, has announced the latest revaluation of its property portfolio — and the results show a significant uplift in asset value.

Let’s dive into what changed and what it means for unitholders.

YTL REIT’s entire portfolio of 18 properties was revalued as part of its annual requirement under the Securities Commission Malaysia’s REIT guidelines. These valuations were completed as of 31 May 2025, and reflect the fair market value of properties located in Malaysia, Japan, and Australia.