Kind Malaysia a CSR matching platform for PLCs


Partnership for humanity: Kind Malaysia chairman Datuk Teo Yen Hua (second from right) presenting a souvenir to Isham at the launch. With them are (from left) UBM Asia president Jime Essink, Mitec CEO Gunther Beissel, Global Ambassador of Peace Prem Rawat and UBM Asia group of Asean Business managing director M. Gandhi.

KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia has made it mandatory for listed companies to report on a corporate social responsibility (CSR) programme starting next year, said International Trade and Industry Ministry secretary-general Datuk Isham Ishak.

“We have used a business matching programme to start the partnership,” he said at the launch of Kind Malaysia 2018.

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