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Thailand To License Buy Now, Pay Later Providers Amid Debt Concerns

Around six major BNPL operators in Thailand will need Bank of Thailand approval under a new licensing regime set for late 2026.

Founder Energy Enters Bidding For Malaysia’s LSS6 Programme

LSS6 pairs 2,500 MW of solar capacity with 1,250 MW of mandatory battery storage for the first time.

Indonesia’s Pertamina Adjusts Fuel Prices Under Government Formula

Dexlite and Pertamina Dex saw the sharpest increases, both rising by more than Rp4,000 per liter.

SBI Holdings Takes 20 Percent Stake In Ajaib For USD270 Million

Ajaib's total funding since its 2019 founding now tops $500 million following a new $270 million investment from Japan's SBI Holdings.

Axiata’s Boost Holdings Lands Development Finance Backing

Axiata's Boost Holdings has landed a preference-share investment from IFC, the World Bank Group's private-sector arm.

Henry Yu On Uniworld’s Indonesia Strategy Amid Currency Pressure

Managing director Henry Yu says Uniworld aims to move Indonesia into its top three Asia source markets for river cruising.

Indonesia’s Sovereign Fund Grows Powerful, Disclosure Lags

Indonesia's sovereign wealth fund is set to remit $6.8 billion to the state budget this year, even as its books remain unpublished.

National Assembly Backs Ninh Thuan Restructuring With Near-Unanimous Vote

Ninh Thuan 1 and Ninh Thuan 2 will now proceed under separate investment approval processes, with EVN and PetroVietnam as designated investors respectively.

Islamic Banking Veteran Appointed Chairman Of Bank Islam Malaysia

A veteran of conventional and Islamic banking now leads the board of Malaysia's oldest Islamic bank.

Vietnam’s Techcombank Weighs Foreign Investment At Double Book Value

Vietnam's foreign ownership caps are shaping how a potential Techcombank stake sale could be structured.