EXCLUSIVE: Covid-19 'really humbled us' says Norman Abdul Halim, CEO of KRU Group Of Companies


Datuk Norman Abdul Halim explains that it's important to adapt especially in the current situation. Photo: Samuel Ong/The Star

KRU Entertainment, the company started by Datuk Norman Abdul Halim and his two younger brothers – Edry and Yusry – has been around for almost 30 years now, expanding into various subsections of the entertainment field.

Presently, KRU Entertainment (which deals with domestic market) is the parent company of five subsidiaries including KRU Academy, KRU Studios and KRU Music.

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