News & Reviews:   telekom malaysia

Today, Telekom Malaysia announced that its technical teams are ready and committed to immediately restoring services and rebuilding any network infrastructure affected by the recent fire caused by a pipeline burst in Putra Heights. The restoration work will commence as soon as clearance is granted by BOMBA and the relevant authorities.

Telekom Malaysia has now announced that they have received a cancellation notice from Digital Nasional Berhad about the share purchase agreement. With this, TM will not have a stake in DNB. Previously, DNB had given a period until August 21, 2024, for TM to provide an answer and subscribe for a shareholding in DNB. Still, the period was not sufficient for TM to hold a meeting with board members and obtain approval to buy DNB shares.

Right after the Malaysian government announced the new dual network model transition for Digital Nasional Berhad (DNB) by the end of the year, there have been some changes in the equity stake. In case you didn't know, CelcomDigi has severed its stakes in DNB and Telekom is the latest to terminate its share too.

By now, there is news circulating about Menara TM, the headquarters for Telekom Malaysia Bhd is now on sale. As bizarre as it sounds, it's not about TM wanting to sell off the building but rather moving out. TM has sent an official clarification and this is what it says.

Based on a statement by user Wang Mat on SoyaCincau’s website, it seems that Telekom Malaysia recently reduced the upload of the 500Mbps plan (which is priced at RM249 a month) by half, down to 100Mbps. Telekom Malaysia mentioned, that the initial 200Mbps that was stated in the plan a while back was a mistake and the upload speed was actually 100Mbps.