YKGI expanding to Peninsular Malaysia


FMM president Datuk Soh Thian Lai said the federation was optimistic that these economic targets and aspirations would be executed and achieved through close collaboration and consultation between the government and the business sector.

KUCHING: YKGI Holdings Bhd, which owns manufacturing facilities in Sarawak and Sabah which produce metal roofing products, is expanding to Peninsular Malaysia.

The expansion plans for this downstream business in the peninsular, via wholly-owned subsidiary Asteel group, would be through joint ventures or acquisitions of existing metal roofing firms, according to executive deputy chairman Datuk Soh Thian Lai.

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