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IJM secures two high‑tech projects worth RM909.5 million

IJM Secures Two High-Tech Projects Worth RM909.5 Million

Source: Berita Harian · August 26, 2026 at 6:01 AM · AI-assisted report

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IJM secures two high‑tech projects worth RM909.5 million
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KUALA LUMPUR, 26 AUGUST 2026 —

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IJM Secures Two High-Tech Projects Worth RM909.5 Million

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KUALA LUMPUR — IJM Construction Sdn Bhd has secured two new high-tech projects in the semiconductor and medical technology sectors, valued at a combined RM909.5 million, reinforcing its position in the construction of advanced industrial facilities.

The projects, awarded on Aug 26, underscore IJM’s growing focus on high-value infrastructure amid Malaysia’s push to attract more high-tech investments. The company did not disclose further details, including the names of the clients or project timelines.

The semiconductor project is expected to support Malaysia’s expanding electronics manufacturing sector, while the medical technology initiative aligns with the country’s healthcare industry growth. IJM’s latest wins follow its recent expansion into specialized construction, including data centers and cleanroom facilities.

Analysts view the contracts as a positive signal for Malaysia’s industrial construction sector, which has seen increased demand for high-tech infrastructure. The projects are expected to contribute to job creation and economic activity in the construction and related industries.

Details on project execution and potential partnerships remain undisclosed. The company is scheduled to provide further updates in its upcoming financial report.

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