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Malaysia Expands Fuel Subsidies and Raises School Maintenance Funding

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim speaking at a podium on a dark stage beside a table and teleprompter, rendered in warm ochre and slate-blue pastel strokes.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced six cost-of-living measures taking effect September 1, including raising monthly BUDI95 fuel eligibility from 200 to 300 litres for more than 16 million users. Eligible diesel pickup and four-wheel-drive owners will receive up to 400 litres monthly. Malaysia will raise 2027 school-maintenance funding by 50%, from RM1 billion to RM1.5 billion, and provide RM1 billion to digitalise records and improve connectivity at 150 hospitals and more than 2,000 clinics. The package also raises the e-Invoice exemption threshold to RM3 million in annual sales and expands microfinance by RM1 billion.

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