It’s all about teamwork and trust, says Sirijaya group chairman


Foundation of success: Liew (front row, fourth from left) and the company’s management paying tribute to their employees.

IPOH: Sirijaya Industries Sdn Bhd (SISB) has paid a glowing tribute to its employees for their commitment to serving the company.

Company group chairman and chief executive officer Liew Kok Weng said the cornerstone of its success was its dedicated and loyal staff.

“Looking back at the past 40 years, our company has gone through growth and changes, and I sincerely thank all the employees who work in this company, both past and present.

“Our company culture is built on the values of trust, honesty, integrity, and teamwork.

“We strive to provide our employees with a better working environment, a flexible corporate culture, and opportunities for learning and growth.

“I can say that we have an excellent team, and they have extremely high self-confidence and dreams. In the past 40 years, they have overcome many challenges and made everything possible,” he said in his speech at SISB’s 40th anniversary dinner on Saturday.

Liew, who is also SISB managing director, said without these employees, the company would never have been able to get where it is today.

“Over the years, we have experienced successes and setbacks, peaks and troughs together. We trust and rely on each other and work together with the company.

“When it comes to trust, it can be divided into two aspects. On one hand, it is the belief in another’s abilities, and on the other hand, it is trust,” he said.

“For a successful business, it is important to bring the two together, and we have the most trustworthy employees who put their own interests before the company, and this selfless spirit sets us apart in a highly competitive market,” he added.

Liew said the company would continue to move forward to create new milestones and records.

“The road ahead is still challenging as there are many unpredictable things, but we will strengthen our capabilities.

“I firmly believe that together, we can achieve everything as long as we keep trusting and supporting each other and channel our talents and energy in the right direction,” he added.

Liew also expressed his gratitude to SISB’s clients and business partners.

“Thank you for putting your trust in us. We are honoured to serve you and look forward to continuing to work with you in the future.

“I promise that we will continue to provide you with the best and most sincere service,” he added.

During the dinner, 30 employees were given long service awards.Among the recipients were Yee Yih Wan, who has been working for 29 years, followed by Chong Yee Hong, Lai Yee Fun, and Ng Wai Leng, all of whom have been with the company for 26 years.

Others were Looi Kok Kent, Tan Mei Poo, and Khong Kah Hoe, who have been with SISB for 23 years, while Loh Chin Keong and Tang Suet Yeen received awards for their 20 years of service.

A total of 15 special appreciation awards were given to the company’s customers, including Actgen Industry Sdn Bhd, Bond M&E Sdn Bhd, Chi-Tak Electrical (JB) Sdn Bhd, Chop Hup Seng, Focus Electrical Malaysia Sdn Bhd, Guanlite Sdn Bhd, and Minh Phuong Investment Technology Joint Stock Company.

Munpong Electrical Distributor Sdn Bhd, Pen Power Sdn Bhd, Pro-Lamps Pty Ltd, Secm Sdn Bhd, Surelite Electrical Co. Sdn Bhd, Voltz Engineering Sdn Bhd, Wanco Electric Pte Ltd and WH Electrical Marketing (M) Sdn Bhd also received the special awards.

Aside from the anniversary dinner celebration, SISB also held a special golf tournament where winners received trophies and prizes.

The champion was Woo Soo Wei, who received a trophy and shopping voucher worth RM300. The second-place winner was Calvin Chai, who took home a trophy and a RM200 shopping voucher, while Wong Kian Nyak came in third, winning a trophy and a RM100 shopping voucher.

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