MARA Holdings Reports Q2 2026 Results, Pivots to Digital Infrastructure

headings. We'll translate the headings as well. Heading 1: "The Digital Infrastructure Pivot" -> "Pergeseran Infrastruktur Digital" or "Pivot Infrastruktur Digital" but "Pergeseran" is more natural. Let's use "Pergeseran Infrastruktur Digital". Heading 2: "What the Earnings Show" -> "Apa yang Ditunjukkan oleh Laba" or "Apa yang Diperlihatkan Laba" but better: "Apa yang Ditunjukkan Hasil Laba" or simply "Apa yang Ditunjukkan Laba". Let's use "Apa yang Ditunjukkan Laba". Heading 3: "Earnings Webcast Scheduled" -> "Webcast Laba Dijadwalkan" or "Jadwal Webcast Laba". Let's use "Webcast Laba Dijadwalkan". Now, we need to produce JSON. The content should be the entire

with translated text, preserving the tags. Also, meta description: "MARA Holdings announced Q2 2026 results with a $4.06B market cap, pivoting to digital infrastructure. An earnings webcast will follow." -> "MARA Holdings mengumumkan hasil Q2 2026 dengan kapitalisasi pasar $4,06 miliar, beralih ke infrastruktur digital. Webcast laba akan menyusul." We'll format numbers: $4.06 billion -> $4,06 miliar (Indonesian uses comma as decimal separator, but in financial context, often they use period? Actually, in Indonesian, decimal is comma, but for currency, they might use "4,06 miliar dolar" but we can keep as $4,06 miliar. However, the original uses $4.06 billion, so we can write "$4,06 miliar" to be consistent with Indonesian number format. But sometimes they keep the original. I'll use "$4,06 miliar" for clarity. Also, "Q2" is fine, but we can say "kuartal kedua" or "Q2". We'll keep "Q2" as it's common. Now, let's construct the JSON. We need to ensure the content is a string with HTML. We'll put the translated article inside

tags. Let's write the full translated content:

MARA Holdings merilis hasil keuangan kuartal kedua 2026 pada hari Selasa? Actually