近日，均龙集团（G Capital Berhad，“GCAP” ）领导，包括执行主席丹斯里阿芬迪布昂将军，执行董事拿督叶仪萍，以及GCAP子公司-霹雳水电再生能源有限公司（“PHREC”）董事祖基菲里，前往马来西亚国会大厦礼貌拜会马来西亚副首相拿督斯里法迪拉，并展开会谈。

在会谈中，均龙集团的领导们向马来西亚副首相展示了该集团对我国基础设施未来发展的前瞻性计划。这不仅涵盖基础设施的建设，更强调了在发展过程中融入智能与高科技的重要性，旨在打造既高效又可持续发展的先进基础设施系统。

共商基础设施发展，共筑可持续未来

GCAP集团执行主席丹斯里阿芬迪表示：“我们坚信，通过将智能技术融合到基础设施建设中，我们不仅能够为投资者提供有吸引力的回报，还能够向社会展示我们对环境保护和可持续发展的承诺。”

他进一步强调GCAP虽然作为一家私营企业，但在推动国家和社区发展和繁荣方面却依旧不遗余力，积极贡献一份力量。

GCAP集团执行董事拿督叶仪萍也分享了她对此次会议成果的看法：“我们非常荣幸能有机会向副首相展示我们的想法，并期待在不久的将来能够看到这些想法转化为现实，为马来西亚的基础建设带来革新。”

随着马来西亚持续在基础建设领域取得进步，GCAP致力于在这个快速发展的行业中发挥关键作用，为社会各界带来更多的机遇。集团期待未来能在智能基础设施的发展中扮演更加重要的角色，并为打造一个更加繁荣、可持续的马来西亚贡献力量。

关于 G Capital Berhad

G Capital Berhad在马来西亚股票交易所主板上市，是一家投资控股公司。 GCAP集团通过其子公司主要参与运输服务，提供能源解决方案（专注于小型水力发电项目，太阳能光伏发电系统）和提供无收益水（“NRW”）解决方案。

GCAP的可再生能源（“RE”）计划与马来西亚可再生能源转型路线图（“MyRER”）完美契合，以实现在2025年达到31% 及2030年达到40%可再生能源的国家愿望。

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KUALA LUMPUR (Dec 16): G Capital Bhd’s 90%-owned subsidiary Gunung Hydropower Sdn Bhd’s has received the Sustainable Energy Development Authority’s (SEDA) nod for a higher feed-in tariff (FiT) rate for its small 10MW hydropower project in Sungai Perak, Salu.

In a Bursa Malaysia filing today, G Capital said Gunung Hydropower received SEDA’s feed-in approval certificate on Monday, which will increase its FiT rate from 25 sen per kWh to 28.98 sen per kWh.

In addition, the contract is effective from the scheduled FiT date of Dec 14 up to December 2025, while the yearly energy yield has been increased to 68 million kWh from 67.77 kWh.

This will boost annual revenue of the hydropower project by 15.9% over the 21-year tenure, but the FiT approval is not expected to have any material impact on earnings and earnings per share (EPS) of G Capital for the financial year ending Dec 31, 2020 (FY20), said G Capital.

At 3.15pm today, shares in G Capital were 4.5 sen or 5.714% higher at 92 sen, giving the stock a market capitalisation of RM282.12 million.

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KUALA LUMPUR (Dec 8): G Capital Bhd said it has received approval in principle from Cambodia’s central bank to set up a full-fledged commercial bank in the country with other partners.

The group said it has entered into a heads of agreement with two parties — Public Bank Bhd’s Indo-China operations regional head Datuk Phan Ying Tong and Cambodian firm E S Packaging Co Ltd — to jointly undertake the venture.

“Specifically, the HoA has been structured to outline the preliminary undertakings and obligations of the parties with a view to enter into legally binding definitive agreement between the parties to establish ‘Oriental Bank Plc’,” the group said in a filing with Bursa Malaysia.

G Capital said it will hold not less than 20% of the issued shares of the new company, while Phan will have a 51% stake and E S Packaging a 20% stake. The balance 9% interest will be held by an additional investor to be identified by Phan or E S Packaging.

G Capital said subsequent to obtaining the approval-in-principle from the National Bank of Cambodia, Oriental Bank can now be formally registered with Cambodia’s Ministry of Commerce.

According to the group, the financial health of Cambodia has shown steady growth and its banking sector has emerged as one of the most robust industries set on making healthy profits.

“G Capital envisages that in the long term, its equity participation in the banking sector will significantly strengthen its financial standing and broaden its presence throughout the region,” it said.

G Capital, formerly known as Gunung Capital, is principally involved in the provision of charter services with a fleet of land-based passenger transportation assets and specialty vehicles.

Shares of G Capital rose one sen or 0.76% today to close at RM1.33, with a market capitalisation of RM404.04 million.

(At the time of writing this, Public Bank’s website referred to Datuk Phan as the group’s Indo-China operations regional head. The bank has since clarified that he has resigned from all posts in the bank.)

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KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 24): GETS Global Bhd is looking to sell 100 units of high specification buses to Gunung Capital Bhd which could amount to some RM50 million.

In a bourse filing today, GETS Global said it had on Sept 20 entered into a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Gunung’s wholly-owned subsidiary GPB Corp Sdn Bhd to discuss and negotiate terms of the agreement for the proposed sale.

“GPB is desirous to place an order of not less than 100 buses with GETS Global. The buses will be of high specification to be detailed out in the sale and purchase agreement (SPA) with a purchase price of not less than RM500,000 for each bus,” it added.

The buses are to be delivered within nine months from the date of the SPA.

“Subject to final agreement and signing of a conclusive SPA, the MoU will have a positive impact on the earnings of the company,” said GETS Global.

GETS Global shares closed down one sen or 5.71% at 16.5 sen today, with 1.03 million shares done, bringing a market capitalisation of RM20.79 million.

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