Fastfact 01 Jun 2012

PNB and LTH to be among largest investors in listing of Felda Global Ventures (The Star Online)




Malaysian capital mart needs spark to boost appeal (Business Times)
PNB mahu jual FEC Cables kepada usahawan Bumiputera (Berita Harian)




Perodua looking into rolling out more variants (Business Times)




Start afresh, for MAS deserves the change (The Star Online)
Qantas rejects talk of Emirates buy (The Malay Mail)
AirAsia enters LCC fray via ¥5 flights (The Japan Times)




Konsortium Logistik unit wins RM120mil contract (The Star Online)




PM lancar prospektus Felda Global, jana modal RM18b (Sinar Online)
Globaltec to expand in plantations (The Star Online)
Rakyat turut terima tempias (Harian Metro)
Qatar keen on Felda Global IPO (Business Times)
Thailand seeks action with other producers to support rubber (The Star Online)



Maxis Q1 net profit up 6.12%, dividend of 8 sen declared (The Star Online)
Maxis catat prestasi kukuh (Berita Harian)
Alcatel looks at Myanmar, sees growth in region (The Star Online)
Portal berkonsep sumber terbuka (Harian Metro)
DiGi perluas telefon pintar (Harian Metro)
CELCOM Axiata Berhad, Menokok 30% (Harian Metro)



Maybank sells off Philippine insurer’s shares (The Star Online)
Worst not over, says Maybulk (The Sun Daily)
Maybank's indirect unit disposes of ALFA stake for RM31m (The Sun Daily)
More gains by local bourse (The Star Online)
Affin awaits clear decision by Indonesian regulators (The Star Online)
OCBC revises 2012 GDP growth forecast down to 4.2% (The Sun Daily)



Indonesia bank ownership plans (The Star Online)
Deutsche Bank’s CEO bows out (The Star Online)
Graff pulls US$1bil HK share offering (The Star Online)
Thai private investment up in April but exports still struggle (The Star Online)
Swiss Q1 growth beats forecast (The Star Online)
Draghi says EU must spell out clear euro vision (The Star Online)
Spain needs to tell EC its plans for Bankia (The Star Online)
Japan warned against renewed yen rise (The Star Online)
JPMorgan boss to testify to Congress twice in June (The Malay Mail)




Broad money up in April (The Star Online)



Khazanah: Lots of potential in renewable energy market (Business Times)




M’sia 14th most competitive (The Malay Mail)
Malaysia ke-14 kompetitif (Utusan Malaysia)
Producer price index up slightly (The Malay Mail)
Petronas net profit up 62% to RM20.7bil (The Star Online)
PETRONAS untung bersih RM20.7 bilion (Berita Harian)
Petronas: Terminal simpan gas 'terapung' operasi Ogos ini (Sinar Online)
Esso Q1 net profit falls 47% (The Sun Daily)
KWSP nafi bida stesen Battersea (Berita Harian)




Asean Studying Possibilities Of Joint Development In South China Sea, Says Surin (Bernama)
Southeast Asia’s solid economic growth rides over global woes (The Malaysian Insider)
Development Authority of Singapore's (IDA) Helps To Enhance Enterprise Competitiveness Via Biz Analytics Shared Services (Bernama)
Singapore Opens Asia's First Remanufacturing R&D Centre (Bernama)
Philippine first-quarter economic growth at 2-year high (The Star Online)
Indian growth weakest in 9 years (The Star Online)
China’s economic stimulus offers Europe a lesson (The Star Online)
Hong Kong’s elderly tycoons outline succession after scandal (The Malaysian Insider)
Land price fall seen starting to level off, flatten (The Japan Times)
Japan Secondary losses from 'jusen' housing loans settled (The Japan Times)
Money flies out of Spain, regions pressured (The Malaysian Insider)
Thomas Cook sees Greek exit boosting travel industry (The Star Online)
US economic growth only 1.9 per cent in Q1 (The Malay Mail)
Disney names Hollywood veteran Horn as studio boss (The Malaysian Insider)

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