Ge-Shen sees better days ahead


“We are seeing the readjustments currently happening in the global supply chain - we are in discussions with a number of potential customers who want to have a supply base outside of China, ” its executive director Louis Lau tells StarBizweek.

Ge-Shen Corp Bhd hopes to capitalise on any opportunities that may arise from the ongoing US-China trade war as it sees the global supply chain adjusting to new geopolitical realities.

The company, a manufacturer which has factories in Penang, Johor and Vietnam, is in talks with new potential customers at the moment.

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