Company linked to Mahiaddin won RM141m government contract, court heard

10 Jul 2026

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A construction company, Nepturis Sdn Bhd, won a RM141m government contract in 2022 to build the new Klang Utara Police headquarters, the Kuala Lumpur High Court heard on 9 July. Nepturis director and senior procurement executive Aliza Abd Malek, 47, testified that the government agreed to the tender with Nepturis for a 191-week duration.

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