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With Sarawak's accelerating state development spending (SCORE programme, Pan Borneo final stretches, Bintulu Port expansion, plus the recent Petros-related infrastructure push), East Malaysia-exposed contractors get a steady project pipeline. Sarawak's RM12b development allocation in Budget 2026 is supportive. CGB sits in a sweet spot: Peninsular construction + Sarawak optionality + manufacturing diversification.
Malaysia's e-commerce GMV keeps growing (now well over RM50b annually), and physical packaging label demand follows. CGB's new production line coming online in 2026 should improve cost efficiency
With Sarawak's accelerating infrastructure spending under their state plan, plus the Bintulu Port expansion and Pan Borneo Highway final stretches, Sarawak-exposed contractors have a strong runway.
New production line for the label manufacturing business expected to start operating in 2026, should help improve cost efficiency and increase output capacity.
