Shell pledges over RM9bil investment
KUALA LUMPUR: Shell will invest over RM9 billion in Malaysia within the next two to three years, generating more high-skilled jobs for locals.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said Shell Global chief executive officer Wael Sawan conveyed the commitment during a courtesy call after Anwar's engagement at Sasana Kijang.
He said the multinational company expressed confidence in Malaysia's direction and reaffirmed its long-standing role as a key investment partner.
Anwar said he outlined the government's strategy to position Malaysia as a stable, sustainable and resilient long-term investment hub.
He said Shell's decision reflected strong confidence in Malaysia's leadership, policies and vision.
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