Dinto Solar and Thailand-based JJ Energy have agreed an initial 30MW HJT module supply programme for commercial and industrial rooftop projects during 2026 and 2027.
Databricks plans to invest more than US$350 million in Singapore over three years, double its local workforce and open a larger regional headquarters.
The programmes brought formulators from Bangladesh and seven Southeast Asian markets together for technical training on feed design, ingredients and digital tools.
The 4,000-square-metre facility combines pallet shuttles, lifts and warehouse-control software, with full operations expected later in September.
Malaysia is the first Southeast Asian market for the platform, which opens with four software services and local deployment support.
The wearable AI company says its 15,000-square-foot Marina Bay office will support engineering, product and regional operations as it expands its Singapore team.
The expanded Hung Yen plant adds electronics manufacturing, engineering and quality-assurance capacity, while the company targets a larger workforce by the end of 2026.
The partners identify the Vietnam-Thailand-Singapore cable as their first initiative, with service targeted for 2030 and capital spending spread across several years.
CARKU says a 24V lithium iron phosphate battery range shown at Automechanika Frankfurt is already being mass-produced in Southeast Asia, pointing to a potential alternative to lead-acid auxiliary power for commercial vehicles.
A 14 September government notice directs ministries to support domestic supplier links and core technology work in electronics; it sets administrative tasks, not new incentives or completed capacity.
The 14 September reservations take the companies’ arrangements to seven units intended for projects in Malaysia and the wider region; they are not operating capacity.
The proposed 60% purchase would combine two regional lending platforms across five markets, subject to regulatory approvals and a targeted third-quarter 2027 close.