
Lion Parcel opens first international office in Malaysia
Lion Parcel has opened its first international office, in Subang Jaya, establishing a local Malaysia operating base.
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Lion Parcel has opened its first international office, in Subang Jaya, establishing a local Malaysia operating base.

AQSolotl is establishing R&D and commercialisation operations at UTM Technovation Park, extending a Singapore–Johor quantum-control route.

Acron Aviation and Thales have extended authorised ACSS surveillance-product repair and overhaul support in Singapore for five years.

Lightspeed is reportedly targeting a US$250 million AI fund for India and Southeast Asia; the reports describe a target, not a closed fund.

Thailand’s exports rose 24.3% in August as the Ministry of Commerce cited AI-related electronics demand and fresh-fruit demand from China.

The Singapore-headquartered workforce and facility-management operator reported stronger outsourcing demand and new IFM contracts, while labour costs cut margin and it withdrew its full-year outlook.

CorefloX says its Johor facility combines liquid-cooling manufacturing, system integration and full-load testing.

The European Commission says the European Union and the Philippines have reached substantial agreement in negotiations for a free trade agreement. The announcement moves the talks toward final conclusion, but it does

AirBorneo has signed a four-year engine-maintenance agreement with Pratt & Whitney Canada for its ATR 72-500 fleet. RTX says most work will take place at its expanded Singapore facility

Perform.AI says it has launched an AI Commerce Operating System and rebranded from Parcel Perform. The company describes the product position as a way to bring commerce operations, delivery data and

DXtrade says Indonesia’s commodity-futures regulator, Bappebti, has approved its broker-platform software for licensing by supervised commodity-futures and derivatives brokers. The company disclosed the approval on 22 September; the

J.P. Morgan Payments says it is working with Thunes to expand cross-border payouts to bank accounts and mobile wallets through its Xpedite Remit service. The issuer says the work extends