Higher profits from recovery path




PETALING JAYA: As the country marks a year into the movement control order (MCO) that was first imposed in March 2020, corporate Malaysia has to an extent rebounded from the lows seen a year ago.

Earnings are picking up once again and some companies – apart from glove makers and semiconductor players – have posted a better bottomline than their pre-Covid-19 levels.

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