Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak's marquee megaproject has hit a rough spot. Six years after he unveiled plans for Bandar Malaysia—a RM160 billion public-private partnership effort to build a 197-hectare (487-acre) shopping, housing and transit hub on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur—his government in May forced out a joint venture backing the project. Now Mr. Razak's team is looking for a deep-pocketed new partner. Construction firms will have to wait a bit longer to help build the city-within-a-city.
In Limbo
Bandar Malaysia Project
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ArticleRisk Management, Organizational Culture1 August 2017
PM Network
How to cite this article:
In Limbo: Bandar Malaysia Project (2017). PM Network, 31(8), 12.
Reprints and Permissions – opens in a new tabMalaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak's marquee megaproject has hit a rough spot. Six years after he unveiled plans for Bandar Malaysia—a RM160 billion public-private partnership effort to build a 197-hectare (487-acre) shopping, housing and transit hub on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur—his government in May forced out a joint venture backing the project.
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