Auto Sector Breaking The Limit

Daniel Wong, Analyst, Hong Leong Research

19-Oct-23 09:15

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The Malaysian Automotive Association noted that for September, total industry volume was lower mainly due to consumers adopting a wait and see attitude as Budget 2024 was round the corner. So did Budget 2024 deliver those goodies and which auto players stand to benefit? Daniel Wong, Analyst at Hong Leong Research tells us.

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Categories: Cars/Motoring

Tags: budget 2024, belanjawan 2024, budget-2024-mahsing, automotive industry, electric vehicles,

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