To what extent does the concept of a regional airline remain feasible, and what are the challenges preventing increased connectivity?
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Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to Ritzerwan Rashid, CEO, MAS wings from The Report: Sarawak 2015
Articles & Analysis | Sarawak focuses on building and upgrading regional transportation links from The Report: Sarawak 2015
Situated on some of the most important trade routes in the world and positioned to capitalise on raw resources of energy and minerals flowing to Asia from Africa and the Middle East, as well as exports out of the region, Sarawak is poised to take advantage of the massive flow of goods steaming past its doorstep. More than half of the world's...
Articles & Analysis | Cargo and passenger movements increased throughout 2014 in Sarawak from The Report: Sarawak 2015
As Sarawak is separated from Peninsular Malaysia by the South China Sea and from the rest of Borneo due to limited road connectivity, air travel is the primary means of transport for most of those travelling to and from the state. By far the busiest airport serving Sarawak is Kuching International Airport (KIA), its only international airport...
Articles & Analysis | The central bank takes steps to prevent a housing bubble in Sarawak from The Report: Sarawak 2015
Fuelled by attractive yields and soaring property values over the last five years, Malaysia’s real estate market has drawn both foreign and local investors seeking a strong return. While growth in GDP and population are partly responsible, this organic growth does not entirely explain the price escalation seen in the residential sector over...
Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to Richard Curtis, Group Managing Director, Cahya Mata Sarawak from The Report: Sarawak 2015
What are the current drivers of growth in Sarawak’s construction sector outside of the Sarawak Corridor of Renewable Energy (SCORE)?
Articles & Analysis | A massive, multi-year industrial project pushes the construction sector forward in Sarawak from The Report: Sarawak 2015
Far and away the largest driver of investment and construction for both the public and private sectors in Sarawak is an industrial project called the Sarawak Renewable Energy Corridor (SCORE). Covering a vast area of over 70,000 sq km, the site is one of five economic development corridors established nationwide and is largely responsible for...