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The Batang Lupar 1 Bridge in Sarawak, Malaysia, has opened to traffic as part of the Coastal Road Network and Second Trunk Road project, which has an overall construction cost of USD2.7 billion. The project is financed by the Sarawak government and the new bridge is not tolled.
The cable-stayed Batang Lupar 1 Bridge spans 4.9 km and connects Sebuyau and Triso. Const...
Telkom Indonesia has completed the second and final phase of its InfraCo spin-off, transferring its remaining network infrastructure assets to subsidiary InfraNexia in a transaction valued at IDR49.9 trillion (USD2.8 billion). The transfer follows the first phase completed in January 2026, when 50 per cent of Telkom’s fibre assets were transferred to InfraNexia.
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KN Energies and Vietnam-based INDEL Investment and Development Joint Stock Company (Indel Petro) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) in Vietnam to establish a framework for cooperation on energy and infrastructure projects in the country. The agreement does not specify a contract value, project scope or implementation timeline.
The partnership will combi...
The Government of Thailand plans to begin transitioning public transport vehicles from internal combustion engines to electric vehicles (EVs), with buses, vans and taxis identified as the first phase of the country’s broader EV adoption strategy. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Ekniti Nitithanprapas said the government is developing the transition framework, alt...
The Indonesian government plans to expand the national railway network from approximately 7,000 km to 14,000 km over the coming decades, with the expansion to include new railway lines and the reactivation of currently inactive tracks. The plan is being developed under directives from President Prabowo Subianto to strengthen national connectivity and increase the role of rail...