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Cape EMS Berhad Launches Renewable Energy Expansion Through Cape Renewables As Part Of CEB 2.0 Transformation

Cape EMS's market capitalization stands at approximately RM298 million. The scale of the CEB 2.0 renewable ambition—industrial microgrids, BESS deployment, nationwide EV charging infrastructure—will require investors to assess whether the company's financial resources match the execution pipeline it has outlined.

Bank Indonesia Holds Rate At 4.75 Percent As Iran War Pressures Rupiah And Easing Cycle Stalls

The Reuters pre-decision poll was unanimous: 26 of 26 economists forecast a hold. What the market did not fully price in was the explicit removal of future easing language—a signal with direct implications for Indonesian corporate debt and capital markets in 2026.

Japan Starts Releasing Oil Reserves

Japan is deploying its oil reserves as a precaution against potential shortages in the global energy market.

Kredivo Group Acquires Timo To Build Integrated Lending And Banking Platform In Vietnam

CEO Akshay Garg will directly oversee the combined Kredivo-Timo entity, signalling how seriously the group is treating its Vietnam expansion.

Salmon Group Injects PHP 400 Million Into Salmon Bank Ahead Of Planned Licence Upgrade

Salmon Bank's AI-powered credit engine and expanding deposit base now have a stronger balance sheet behind them following the latest PHP 400 million infusion.

EBANX Opens Asia-Pacific Headquarters In Singapore After Record 48% Payment Volume Growth

EBANX serves AliExpress, Canva, Weverse, and XTransfer across 20-plus emerging markets. Singapore is now the headquarters coordinating that global merchant network.

Petroleum Association Of The Philippines Tells Power Generators To Prioritize Malampaya Gas As LNG Prices Double

The Philippine power market remains one of the few in Southeast Asia without regulated electricity tariffs, a policy design now under pressure as the DOE considers emergency intervention powers.

GE Vernova Commits USD200 Million To Vietnam HVDC Transformer Plant As Asia’s Grid Buildout Accelerates

GE Vernova equipment already supports up to 30% of Vietnam's electricity supply. The Hai Phong factory extends that presence into the supply chain layer, not just the operational layer.

Six Days Of Buffer: Vietnam’s Crude Procurement Plan And The Arithmetic Of Energy Risk

Vietnam holds 20 days of fuel reserves. Its new crude procurement plan adds roughly six more. That arithmetic is shaping every energy decision the country makes right now.

How Thunes Is Positioning Singapore As Its Innovation Hub With New Executive Hires

Parvinder Bhatia moves from bunq to Thunes CFO, bringing fintech-native financial discipline to an 80-plus-currency platform.