MARC Maintains Positive Outlook On WCT As Debt Levels Improve
MARC Ratings has affirmed WCT Holdings Bhd's credit ratings. WCT's construction order book has recovered with new awards totalling RM2.8 billion. The company's balance sheet has also improved. This follows a period of subdued contract replenishment.
What it means for buyers, tenants and investorsShareholders and investors in WCT Holdings Bhd's debt and sukuk programmes can review the affirmed credit ratings and improved balance sheet for their investment decisions.
What it means for Japanese buyers
WCT Holdings Bhd's debt and sukuk programmes have affirmed credit ratings.
This affects investors in WCT Holdings, including Japanese investors, who can review the improved balance sheet.
Investors should check the impact on their investment with their financial advisor or the company.
Written by AI from the original headline and summary and from published rules. Check figures and conditions with the original report and official sources. This is not investment advice.
Key facts
| Companies | WCT Holdings |
|---|---|
| Areas | Nationwide |
| Section | Companies |
| Date | |
| Source | Business Today ↗ |
Related properties and areas
From our guidesMore guides →
Our own explainers on renting, buying and investing in Malaysian property: the steps, the costs and the rules.
GuideBuying & investingProperty Viewing Checklist Malaysia: 10 Things Buyers Miss
GuideBuying & investing9 Checks When Choosing a Condo in KL: MRT Access, Management and Flood Risk
GuideBuying & investingBuying Subsale in Malaysia: 7 Common Mistakes to Avoid
GuideBuying & investing6 Checks Before Buying a New Launch: How to Avoid Abandoned Projects in Malaysia
Related news
- RAM Assigns AA1 Ratings To Sunway Debt Programmes, Flags RM18 Billion Peak Debt
- MISC-led consortium offers to take Yinson Holdings private in RM4.03 billion deal
- Tropicana Chairman Tan Sri Tan Chee Sing Raises Stake, Acquires 16 Million Shares
- IOI Properties Announces Retirement Of Prominent Independent Director Lim Sim Seng
- GDB Holdings Wins RM4.6 Million Court Judgement Over Conlay Construction



