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Malaysia’s construction sector recorded 10.6% growth, with the value of work done reaching RM45.4 billion in the third quarter of 2025, according to the Department of Statistics Malaysia's (DOSM) latest data
Taghill Holdings’ move to place two minor subsidiaries under judicial management is a strategic step to stabilize finances and protect value, without affecting its core operations. With a strong RM1.29 billion order book and diversification into property development, the group remains focused on long-term sustainability and growth.
Taghill’s subsidiaries have applied for a judicial management order as part of their restructuring efforts. The good news is that the other subsidiaries, especially Taghill Projects, are still running smoothly and not affected by this process
So, Taghill's subsidiaries are going into judicial management for restructuring, but the rest of the company, particularly Taghill Projects, is still operating fine and unaffected by this. This sounds like a strategic move to sort out some parts of the business without disrupting the core operations.