The ministry of finance has named the types of vehicles which do not qualify for the Budi Individual targeted diesel subsidy assistance in Peninsular Malaysia, under theIn the list above, the second point likely refers to private owners of diesel vehicles which are operated only for personal use, while the other points are for diesel vehicles other than for personal use.
On May 30, minister of domestic trade and cost of living Datuk Armizan Mohd Ali said that applicants may apply for either the, as SKDS 2.0 applies to companies, whereas the Budi Madani programme is intended for farmers, smallholders and others, the minister said. However, according to MoF sources, we were informed that a person could technically apply for both SKDS 2.0 and Budi Individual if they are both a business owner, as well as a personal owner of a diesel vehicle. This suggests that the same person could apply for SKDS 2.0 for the company-registered diesel vehicle, and under Budi if he or she has a privately-owned diesel car as well, as long as said vehicle meets the criteria.