Hoshino Resorts completed a seven-year conservation project to open HOSHINOYA Nara Prison, Japan's first luxury hotel inside a former correctional facility.
Energy Minister Bahlil Lahadalia stated on June 18 that B50 trials across heavy equipment, ships, trains, and trucks have produced positive results, clearing the path for the July 1 implementation.
Malaysia's 13th Malaysia Plan targets nuclear power implementation from 2031, with MyPOWER Corporation designated as the Nuclear Energy Programme Implementing Organisation under PETRA.
The AWS Local Zone in Hanoi adds local infrastructure capacity for Vietnam’s digital economy. Banks, payment companies and fintech platforms may benefit from lower latency and more localized cloud deployment options.
Thailand’s virtual banking sector has moved from licensing to operation. Clicx Bank’s launch will be watched closely for signals on digital onboarding, deposit competition and customer adoption.
APAC represents 40% of global GDP. Stripe's chief revenue officer for the region says that makes it too important to treat as anything other than a core market. The strategy published June 17 shows the depth of that commitment.
The Nuvei-Payoneer merger projects USD 3 billion in combined annual revenue and more than USD 500 billion in payment volume. Scale is now the defining competitive factor in cross-border payments.
Aw & Sons Capital builds on the former Lim Tua Tow Market site to deliver Mber, a co-living concept designed around community formation rather than accommodation alone.
Laos formally endorsed Japan's POWERR Asia energy resilience initiative at the June 10 bilateral summit, days before signing a nuclear energy agreement with Russia in Moscow.
Rosatom's June 2026 agreement with Laos is the corporation's most substantive legal instrument in the country after a decade of memoranda and roadmaps.
ONVIT in Hanoi became the first Korean contemporary restaurant in Vietnam to receive a MICHELIN Star, pairing Korean culinary technique with locally sourced Vietnamese produce.
Laos earns 24% of its export revenue from electricity. The Envision-IES partnership is designed to make more of that power dispatchable and diversified.
PLN has mobilised 43 percent of its 52.9 GW renewable RUPTL target into active development. Only 0.78 GW is operational. Indonesia's energy transition is a pipeline problem as much as a policy one.
Myanmar has operated under alternating driving day rationing and rolling power outages since late February. The tender is a revenue play under pressure.
FESSIA’s launch brought together industry and technical partners working to shape more flexible, resilient, and low-carbon electricity systems across ASEAN.
The MOU was signed at ITB China 2026 in Shanghai on May 26, witnessed by Malaysia's Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture Dato Sri Tiong King Sing, marking a ministerial-level endorsement of the deal.
Gateway Services revenue at SATS reached SGD4.95 billion in FY2026, with cargo volumes outpacing IATA's global benchmarks for the second consecutive year, positioning Singapore as a critical air trade hub.
The USD 33 billion Amazon Web Services expansion across four Southeast Asian markets is not just a technology story. For digital banks and fintech platforms, it is an infrastructure story with direct regulatory and competitive consequences.
Global installed wind capacity has reached 1,300 GW after a record 40 percent growth year in 2025. Asia is set to drive 60 percent of new onshore installations over the next five years.
Bsquared Technology held its Major Payment Institution Licence for just 16 months before MAS cancelled it over risk management gaps and misleading information.
SkyeChip's Bursa Malaysia debut marks the largest front-end semiconductor IPO in Southeast Asia, backed by 22 cornerstone investors and a RM352 million capital raise.
98% of EI Power's Q1 2026 revenue came from mission-critical power systems for data centers. The company's strategic pivot from conventional engineering is now complete.
Syfe's internal data shows 30% of Singapore households leave all investment decisions to one person. Its new joint account product is designed to close that gap.
ENEOS targets 50% overseas revenue by 2030. The $2.17 billion Chevron deal, covering Malaysia, Philippines, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Singapore, is the opening move.