Construction sector prospects to remain muted in 2020


KUALA LUMPUR: Prospects for the construction sector are expected to be muted moving forward in 2020 as it continues to retreat from a supercycle fuelled by debt-funded public infrastructure projects, says AmInvestment Bank research.

The research house referred to the construction projects spanning over 10 years from 2008 to 2018 that have proved to be unsustainable.

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