Anuradha Raghu

2 weeks ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Elffie Chew |Anuradha Raghu

Yinson Holdings Bhd. Chairman Lim Han Weng is in talks with various parties about a potential deal involving their shareholding in the Malaysian energy infrastructure company. Yinson said talks are at an exploratory stage and there’s no conclusive indication that they’ll lead to a deal, according to a stock exchange filing on Monday. Bloomberg News reported last week that Stonepeak Partners was in exclusive talks for a deal valuing Yinson at as much as 9 billion ringgit ($2.1 billion).

2 weeks ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Ram Anand |Anuradha Raghu |Anisah Shukry

Malaysia is expanding its sales and service tax to include the construction and financial services sectors effective July 1, according to the Finance Ministry. The move is one of the key measures for Malaysia to narrow its fiscal deficit target to 3.8% of gross domestic product, from 4.1% the previous year. The widening of the tax base will also apply to non-essential items, including premium imported goods, in addition to commercial services.

2 weeks ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Elffie Chew |Anuradha Raghu

Yinson Holdings Bhd. Chairman Lim Han Weng is in talks with various parties about a potential deal involving their shareholding in the Malaysian energy infrastructure company. Yinson said talks are at an exploratory stage and there’s no conclusive indication that they’ll lead to a deal, according to a stock exchange filing on Monday. Bloomberg News reported last week that Stonepeak Partners was in exclusive talks for a deal valuing Yinson at as much as 9 billion ringgit ($2.1 billion).

2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Ram Anand |Anuradha Raghu |Anisah Shukry

A construction site in Kuala Lumpur. Photographer: Samsul Said/Bloomberg(Bloomberg) -- Malaysia is expanding its sales and service tax to include the construction and financial services sectors effective July 1, according to the Finance Ministry. The move is one of the key measures for Malaysia to narrow its fiscal deficit target to 3.8% of gross domestic product, from 4.1% the previous year.

Mar 24, 2025 | ricenewstoday.com | Pratik Parija |Anuradha Raghu |Katarina Hoije

Rice prices drop brings relief to billions worldwide, risk for farmers Favourable weather over past year has helped lift global stockpiles for a second season, and a further flood of the crop is expected from India, which has scrapped long-running export restrictions. By Pratik Parija, Anuradha Raghu and Katarina HöijeFrom the Philippines to Senegal, billions of people are finding it easier to feed their families now that rice prices have plunged off 15-year highs.