Solar sector fights for a place in the sun


Chow: Samaiden is eyeing any green technology and sustainability projects that are in line with the group’s direction.

MALAYSIA’S solar sector is becoming more competitive, with many players bidding for government programmes such as the fifth large scale solar (LSS5).

A handful of new initial public offerings (IPOs), including Northern Solar Holdings Bhd, are joining the fray of Bursa Malaysia-listed solar engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning (EPCC) players.

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