Cape EMS confident of higher revenue this year


“We intend to capitalise on our listing status to further fuel our growth trajectory,” said Tee.

PETALING JAYA: Cape EMS Bhd is confident of achieving another year of solid revenue growth, due to its strong order book and continuously stable demand from customers, according to managing director and group CEO Christina Tee Kim Chin.

As at Jan 4, 2023, the Johor-based electronic manufacturing services (EMS) firm has an order book of RM358.7mil, to be fulfilled by the fourth quarter of 2023.

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