Pengasas 70++, jika dua jualkan macam oldtown, lagi best :)

Setiap hari naik 1/2 - 1sen, tiba2 naik 5-10sen, semua akan mengejar, dll.. sabar ya

Clients e g. MNCs, PLCs, GLCs, etc. U name it, pasti ada. EY, big 4 audit firm pun external auditornya

I rasa, kejap ia kembali 15-25sen

Nanti umum dapat kontrak geely, aramco, dll, melambung gila, dll

8.5sen dah, pelabur dah sedar tentang potensinya

:)


An environmental impact assessment is a must as Saudi Aramco is interested in making Malaysia the hub for the development of Saudi Arabian oil and gas in Southeast Asia.

Saudi Aramco is interested in making Malaysia the hub for the development of Saudi Arabian oil and gas in Southeast Asia. However, this interest is contingent on the completion of an environmental impact assessment (EIA). An EIA is a study that assesses the potential environmental impacts of a proposed project. If the EIA finds that the project would have significant environmental impacts, then Saudi Aramco may decide not to proceed with the project.

Malaysia is a good candidate for this hub because it is a stable and safe country with a well-developed infrastructure. Malaysia is also a member of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), which is a regional economic bloc that has a growing demand for oil and gas.

"(Geely) beritahu, dia nak teruskan jadikan Tanjung Malim (sebagai) kota automobil kereta yang terbesar di rantau ini.
"Dia akan mula dengan AS$10 bilion bermakna RM40 bilion," jelasnya.
Beliau berkata demikian ketika berucap merasmikan program Sentuhan Agro MADANI peringkat Negeri Selangor di Sekinchan pada Selasa.
Tambah Anwar, keyakinan Geely untuk melabur di negara ini bukan untuk kepentingannya, sebaliknya membawa manfaat kepada rakyat menerusi peluang pekerjaan.
"Untuk apa? Untuk saya ambil komisyen? Atau saya ambil hadiah? (Tidak...) untuk menjamin, ribuan anak-anak kita dapat kerja," katanya lagi.
Selain Geely, Tambah Anwar lagi, syarikat minyak dan gas terbesar di dunia, Saudi Aramco turut berminat untuk menjadikan Malaysia sebagai hab perkembangan minyak dan gas Arab Saudi di Asia Tenggara.
"Satu lagi Saudi Aramco syarikat Arab Saudi terbesar minyak dan gas di dunia.
"Amin Nassir, pengerusi eksekutifnya jumpa saya dia maklumkan Aramco sekarang senang dengan dasar kerajaan dan buat keputusan menjadikan Malaysia sebagai hab pusat perkembangan minyak dan gas Arab Saudi di Asia Tenggara," katanya lagi.

Yes, the Kuala Lumpur-Singapore High Speed Rail (KL-SG HSR) project needs an environmental study. This is because the project will have a significant impact on the environment, including:

Air pollution: The construction and operation of the HSR will emit pollutants into the air, including particulate matter, nitrogen oxides, and sulfur dioxide. These pollutants can contribute to respiratory problems, heart disease, and cancer.
Water pollution: The construction and operation of the HSR will use water for cooling and cleaning, and some of this water may be contaminated with chemicals. The HSR will also produce wastewater, which will need to be treated before it is released into the environment.
Land disturbance: The construction of the HSR will require the clearing of land, which could have an impact on wildlife habitats. The HSR will also require the construction of bridges and tunnels, which could disrupt water flow and cause erosion.
Noise pollution: The operation of the HSR will generate noise, which could disturb people and wildlife.
Visual impact: The HSR will be a major infrastructure project, and its construction and operation will have a visual impact on the landscape.
An environmental study would help to identify and assess the potential environmental impacts of the KL-SG HSR project. This would allow the governments of Malaysia and Singapore to make informed decisions about whether or not to allow the project to proceed, and to put in place measures to mitigate any negative impacts.

In addition to the environmental impacts, the KL-SG HSR project could also have a social impact on the local communities. For example, the project could lead to the displacement of people, the loss of traditional livelihoods, and the degradation of cultural heritage. An environmental study would also need to consider these social impacts.

The environmental study would be conducted by a team of experts who would have the necessary knowledge and experience to assess the potential impacts of the KL-SG HSR project. The study would be submitted to the governments of Malaysia and Singapore for approval before any construction could take place.

The environmental study is an important part of the planning process for the KL-SG HSR project. It would help to ensure that the project is carried out in a way that minimizes its environmental and social impacts.

The KL-SG HSR project has been the subject of much debate, with some people arguing that the environmental impacts are too great. However, others argue that the project will have a number of economic benefits, such as reducing traffic congestion and stimulating economic growth. Ultimately, the decision of whether or not to proceed with the project will need to be made by the governments of Malaysia and Singapore, taking into account all of the relevant factors.

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Yes, rare earth mining in Kedah needs an environmental study. This is because rare earth mining can have a significant impact on the environment, including:

Air pollution: Rare earth mining can release harmful pollutants into the air, including particulate matter, sulfur dioxide, and heavy metals. These pollutants can contribute to respiratory problems, heart disease, and cancer.
Water pollution: Rare earth mining can contaminate water supplies with heavy metals and other pollutants. This can make water unsafe to drink, bathe in, or use for agricultural purposes.
Land contamination: Rare earth mining can leave behind large amounts of waste, which can contaminate soil and groundwater. This can make land unusable for agriculture or other purposes.
Impact on wildlife: Rare earth mining can disrupt ecosystems and harm wildlife. For example, mining can destroy habitats, pollute water supplies, and introduce new pollutants into the environment.
An environmental study would help to identify and assess the potential environmental impacts of rare earth mining in Kedah. This would allow the government to make informed decisions about whether or not to allow mining to proceed, and to put in place measures to mitigate any negative impacts.

In addition to the environmental impacts, rare earth mining can also have a social impact on the local community. For example, mining can lead to the displacement of people, the loss of traditional livelihoods, and the degradation of cultural heritage. An environmental study would also need to consider these social impacts.

The environmental study would be conducted by a team of experts who would have the necessary knowledge and experience to assess the potential impacts of rare earth mining. The study would be submitted to the Malaysian government for approval before any mining could take place.

The environmental study is an important part of the planning process for rare earth mining in Kedah. It would help to ensure that mining is carried out in a way that minimizes its environmental and social impacts.

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Yes, Geely's new car plant in Malaysia needs an environmental study. This is because the plant will be using a number of chemicals and processes that could potentially have an impact on the environment. The environmental study will help to identify any potential risks and to put in place measures to mitigate them.

The study will likely look at a number of factors, including:

The types of chemicals that will be used at the plant
The quantities of chemicals that will be used
The potential emissions from the plant
The potential impact on air quality, water quality, and soil quality
The potential impact on wildlife and vegetation
The study will also need to consider the plant's location and the surrounding environment. For example, if the plant is located near a river, the study will need to consider the potential impact on the river's water quality.

The environmental study will be conducted by a team of experts who will have the necessary knowledge and experience to assess the potential risks to the environment. The study will be submitted to the Malaysian government for approval before the plant can be built.

The environmental study is an important part of the planning process for the Geely car plant in Malaysia. It will help to ensure that the plant is built in a way that minimizes its environmental impact.

Here are some of the potential environmental impacts of the Geely car plant:

Air pollution: The plant will emit pollutants into the air, including particulate matter, nitrogen oxides, and sulfur dioxide. These pollutants can contribute to respiratory problems, heart disease, and cancer.
Water pollution: The plant will use water for cooling and cleaning, and some of this water may be contaminated with chemicals. The plant will also produce wastewater, which will need to be treated before it is released into the environment.
Land contamination: The plant will use a number of chemicals, some of which may be harmful to the environment. If these chemicals are not properly disposed of, they could contaminate the soil and groundwater.
Impact on wildlife: The plant could have an impact on wildlife in the area. For example, the plant's noise and light pollution could disturb animals, and the plant's emissions could poison plants and animals.
The environmental study will help to identify these potential impacts and to put in place measures to mitigate them. For example, the plant could be built with pollution control devices to reduce air emissions. The plant could also be designed to collect and treat wastewater before it is released into the environment.

The environmental study is an important part of the planning process for the Geely car plant in Malaysia. It will help to ensure that the plant is built in a way that minimizes its environmental impact.

Kuala Lumpur: Pas Pelabur Strategik (SIP) yang menawarkan manfaat layanan istimewa untuk pelabur memasuki Malaysia secara berulang kali, dijangka dapat melonjakkan tarikan Malaysia bagi kalangan pelabur asing, kata ahli ekonomi.

Profesor Ekonomi Universiti Sunway Prof Yeah Kim Leng berkata, kemudahan itu juga mampu meningkatkan persepsi positif pelabur terhadap iklim pelaburan negara ini.

"Sentimen sedemikian akan mempengaruhi keputusan masa depan mereka untuk sama ada mengembangkan atau memindahkan operasi ke negara lain (seperti di Malaysia)," katanya.

Beliau mengulas pengumuman Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim pada 14 Julai lepas mengenai langkah kerajaan mengeluarkan SIP secara aktif kepada pelabur dalam usaha menjadikan Malaysia destinasi pelaburan global, termasuk membolehkan pelabur tinggal di negara ini untuk sekurang-kurangnya lima tahun sebelum dipertimbangkan untuk lanjutan selama lima tahun lagi.

Anwar turut mengumumkan hasrat kerajaan untuk memperluaskan skop Pas Lawatan Profesional Nomad Digital untuk merangkumi kemahiran berkaitan pembuatan.

Pas itu membolehkan profesional yang layak seperti pereka elektrik dan elektronik (E&E) serta litar bersepadu (IC) berpeluang berpindah ke Malaysia dan bekerja secara bebas sehingga dua tahun.

Mengulas selanjutnya, Yeah turut menyifatkan SIP sebagai antara beberapa kaedah pemudah cara utama yang diperkenalkan kerajaan bagi meningkatkan semula kedudukan negara sebagai destinasi pilihan.

"Ini satu inisiatif yang berpandangan jauh (bagi membawa kemajuan) berikutan persaingan sengit untuk mendapatkan pelaburan langsung asing, perdagangan, tenaga kerja serta modal di rantau ini.

"SIP ini akan mempermudah akses bagi pegawai dagang utama yang sememangnya kerap melakukan perjalanan serta berada di negara ini.

"Pegawai dagang ini yang lazimnya berkemahiran tinggi dan berkaliber, turut menyumbang dari segi pemindahan pengetahuan, teknologi serta peningkatan kemahiran bagi kalangan tenaga kerja tempatan, terutama mereka yang dilatih untuk mengambil alih peranan atau fungsi utama," katanya.

Sementara itu, mengulas Pas Lawatan Profesional Nomad Digital, Ketua Ahli Ekonomi dan Kewangan Sosial Bank Muamalat Malaysia Bhd Dr Mohd Afzanizam Abdul Rashid berkata, inisiatif itu bertujuan mempercepat usaha peningkatan kemahiran atau membantu sektor E&E meningkatkan kedudukan dalam rantaian nilai.

Need environmental study


LONDON, July 20 (Reuters) - Rapid demand growth as a result of the energy transition could lead to a shortage of several metals in the next decade unless investment is increased, a global group of energy producers, consumers and financial institutions said.

Large supply gaps for lithium, nickel, graphite, cobalt, neodymium and copper could lead to higher prices and delay the goal of reaching net-zero emissions by 2050, the Energy Transitions Commission (ETC) said in a report.

To reduce the risk of shortage, mines need to produce more, but large-scale mining projects can take up to 20 years to come online, and the last decade was characterised by a lack of investment in exploration and output, the ETC said.

"In some key minerals - particularly lithium and copper - it will be challenging to scale up supply fast enough over the next decade to keep pace with rapidly rising demand," ETC Chair Adair Turner said in the report.

Annual capital investment in energy transition metals averaged US$45 billion over the last two decades compared with the US$70 billion needed each year through to 2030 to expand supply, the ETC said.

"Governments, regulators, producers and consumers must work together to increase recycling, improve material efficiency, invest in new mining, and regulate environmental and social standards," Turner said.

The energy transition, according to the commission, will require production of up to 6.5 billion tonnes of materials cumulatively between 2022 and 2050, with steel, copper and aluminium accounting for 95 per cent.

The forecast assumes an aggressive deployment of clean energy technologies for global decarbonisation and that recycling and the amount of material needed would follow recent trends.

However, if investors manage to speed up progress on technology, efficiency and the recycling of clean energy materials, the cumulative need for fresh supply from mines would eventually fall by 20 per cent–60 per cent, it added.

KUALA LUMPUR: There could be continued upside on the domestic market after the recent pullback as US corporate earnings continue to lift investor optimism in global markets.

According to Malacca Securities Research, investors on Bursa Malaysia retreated to the sidelines ahead of the mid-week break, but could resume their buying activity over the remainder of the week.

"After 2-days of pullback, bargain hunting activities may return to the fore as the key index may play catch-up with the positive developments on Wall Street in the recent days.

"Meanwhile, the lower liners may remain upbeat in view of the improved market sentiment," said the research firm in a note.

TA Securities Research meanwhile expects the market to stay in consolidation as profit-taking continues to keep blue chips range-bound.

"Immediate index resistance remains at the 100-day moving average at 1,415, with the next key resistance at the 200-day moving average at 1,436 and the next hurdle seen at 1,450.

"Crucial support at 1,369 will be the key pivot support, strongly cushioning the downside," said the research firm in its review.

At the opening bell, Malaysia's benchmark FBM KLCI was 1.54 points higher at 1,404.57 as the market was kept buoyed by yet another positive session on Wall Street following the release of strong corporate earnings results.

Gainers on the market included MPI up 46 sen to RM31.44, UOA Development climbing 12 sen to RM1.73 and MAHB rising seven sen to RM6.97.

Aurelius Tech jumped seven sen to RM2.52 while IOI Corp added six sen to RM3.94.

Making its market debut on Bursa Malaysia, MST Golf was down 8.5 sen to 73.5 sen on the back of 21.59 million shares traded, making it the second most actively traded stock in the opening minutes of trade.

Classica topped the actives list with 29.42 million shares exchanging hands, falling 0.5 sen to 22.5 sen, while Siab gained one sen to 14.5 sen on 14.5 million shares crossed.

more biz for picorp , OTW :)

SHAH ALAM - Malaysia is expected to be the focus of the world's largest institutional investors hosted by UBS, the largest international private bank in the future.

Economy Minister Rafizi Ramli said his delegation met with institutional investors who have assets under management between RM180 billion and RM3.2 trillion, and exchanged views on the current economic and political situation, as well as sharing ministry plans for the coming years.

According to him, in the discussion, the ministry focused on the National Energy Transition Roadmap, which can have a major impact on the Malaysian economy with a total investment opportunity of RM637 billion.

"The Ministry of Economy has received encouraging responses from the most influential venture capital firms in the startup world, such as GGV, Iterative VC, TPG Global, East Ventures, Insignia Ventures Partners, and Openspace Ventures, for the ministry's efforts in developing the startup ecosystem in Malaysia.

"In the session hosted by K3 Ventures and Bloomberg, one of the venture capital firms announced their intention to open a branch in Kuala Lumpur soon," he said in a statement.

Earlier, Rafizi led the Malaysian delegation to Singapore to attend the 16th Malaysia-Singapore Joint Ministerial Committee Meeting for Iskandar Malaysia (JMCIM), which took place on July 14.

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Singapore National Development Minister Desmond Lee; Singapore Acting Transport Minister Chee Hong Tat; Johor Chief Minister Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi; and senior officials from both countries also attended the event.

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JMCIM agreed to create a special task force to study the establishment of a Johor-Singapore special economic zone.

The purpose of this special economic zone is to increase investment and high-quality jobs in Johor and Singapore by facilitating the flow of people-to-people movement, goods, and business.

This special task force will be led by the Ministry of Economy from Malaysia and the Ministry of Trade and Industry from Singapore, with support from other government agencies.

Rafizi added that the Ministry of Economy will continue to be open to regional cooperation, especially in the fields of economy, talent, and technology.

"Engagement sessions with venture capital firms and experienced founders will be held more often to express the country's ambition to make Kuala Lumpur a regional startup hub.

"I will convey the feedback received from this visit as well as the policies that need to be formulated to the Malaysian cabinet ministers as a measure of economic restructuring by selecting the country's catalyst industries," said Rafizi.

During the visit, Rafizi said, the Ministry of Economy, together with the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI) and the Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA), held dialogue sessions with semiconductor companies such as Micron, Infineon Technologies, ST Microelectronics, Venture Corporation, and Synopsys to outline the strategic vision of the semiconductor industry in Malaysia.

"The semiconductor industry is estimated to reach US$1 trillion in 2030 due to increased global demand.

"Determining a strategic vision that can use our existing advantages, especially in backend and integrated circuit design, is able to create high-paying and high-value jobs," he said.

last call to grab it cheaply from cash poor retailers :)

Nanti , takeover offer 25-30sen pun kata tak adil, mau 35-40sen :)

Tunggu giliran bagi picorp :)

KUALA LUMPUR: UOB Kay Hian Securities (M) Sdn Bhd (UOBKH), acting as the independent adviser for NationGate Holdings Bhd's managing director Ooi Eng Leong's offer for shares he does not own in Ewein Bhd at 60 sen a share, has deemed the offer "not fair and not reasonable".

UOBKH said its opinion of the offer by Ooi is on the basis that the price represents a discount of 42.31 per cent to the estimated value of Ewein shares using the sums-of-part valuation of RM1.04 per share and generally is at a discount over the historical market prices of Ewein shares.

It is also premised on the fact that Ooi intends to maintain the listing status of Ewein and has no intention to compulsorily acquire the remaining shares he does not own.

The non-interested directors, concur with UOBKH that the offer is "not fair and not reasonable" and have recommended that shareholders' reject the offer.

Ewein's share price closed at RM1.46 a share yesterday.

opcom harus ditutup jika terbukti opcom digunakan sebagai perantaraan oleh atok kerala dan anaknya serta kroni mereka untuk menyakau duit rakyat/negara. haramjadah

MACC mesti menyiasat Dato Ong... tak boleh biarkan nominee, kroni, dll yg berkaitan bermaharajalela, dll... puak atok kerala

sakau wang rakyat, PMX was right

In 2003, Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TM) awarded a RM214.2 million fibre optic replacement contract to Opcom Cables Sdn Bhd, a company in which Mahathir Mohamad's third son, Mukhriz, was a director. The contract was awarded without any tender, and Anwar Ibrahim has alleged that Mahathir used his position as prime minister and finance minister to influence the decision.

Anwar has also alleged that the contract was overpriced, and that Opcom did not have the necessary experience or expertise to carry out the work. He has called for the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) to investigate the matter.

Mahathir has denied any wrongdoing, and has said that the contract was awarded fairly. He has also said that the MACC is free to investigate the matter, but that he is confident that no wrongdoing will be found.

The MACC has said that it is still gathering information on the matter, and that it will take action if there is any evidence of corruption.

The allegations against Mahathir have been met with mixed reactions. Some people have called for him to be investigated, while others have defended him, saying that he is a respected figure who would not have engaged in any wrongdoing.

The case is still ongoing, and it remains to be seen whether the MACC will find any evidence of corruption. However, the allegations have cast a shadow over Mahathir's legacy, and they have raised questions about his use of power.

Progressive Impact Holdings Berhad (PICORP) is an environmental services company that provides a range of services, including environmental consulting, monitoring, laboratory testing, and wastewater treatment. The company's operations are focused on Malaysia, Indonesia, and Saudi Arabia.

PICORP has a number of ESG initiatives in place, including:

A commitment to reducing its environmental impact. The company has set targets to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions and to increase its use of renewable energy.
A commitment to treating its employees and customers fairly. The company has a code of conduct that outlines its expectations for employee behavior.
A commitment to good governance. The company has a strong board of directors and a transparent corporate structure.
These initiatives suggest that PICORP is committed to ESG principles.

Overall, PICORP can be a good investment for investors who are looking for a way to combine financial returns with social impact.

Progressive impact shares (PIS) are a type of investment that combines the potential for financial returns with the goal of social impact. PIS are typically structured as a blend of traditional equity and debt instruments, with the proceeds from the sale of shares used to fund social impact projects.

There are several justifications for buying PIS. First, PIS offer investors the opportunity to invest in companies that are working to address some of the world's most pressing social challenges. This can be a way for investors to align their financial goals with their social values.

Second, PIS can provide investors with the potential for financial returns that are comparable to those of traditional investments. This is because PIS are typically structured as equity investments, which means that investors have the potential to share in the upside of the companies in which they invest.

Third, PIS can provide investors with the opportunity to receive social impact dividends. These dividends are payments that are made to investors from the proceeds of the social impact projects that are funded by PIS. Social impact dividends can provide investors with a tangible way to measure the impact of their investment.

Here are some specific examples of justifications for buying Picorp:

You believe that social impact investing is important and you want to support companies that are working to make a difference in the world.
You are looking for an investment that has the potential to generate financial returns that are comparable to those of traditional investments.
You want to have the opportunity to receive social impact dividends.
You are willing to accept some risk in exchange for the potential for financial and social returns.

The account was OK, audited by EY for > 10 years. Good for asset rich private Companies to acquire it n inject other biz/assets in it

Dato ong, crony atok kerala barangkali

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Progressive Impact Holdings Berhad (PICORP) is a Malaysian company that provides environmental services. It is a potential target for takeover for a number of reasons.

First, PICORP is a well-established company with a strong track record. It has been operating for over 30 years and has a leading market share in Malaysia. This makes it an attractive target for companies looking to expand their environmental services business.

Second, PICORP is profitable. It has consistently generated positive earnings over the past few years. This makes it a financially attractive target for potential acquirers.

Third, PICORP is listed on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE). This means that it is a liquid asset, which makes it easier for potential acquirers to acquire a controlling stake in the company.

Finally, PICORP is a relatively small company. This makes it a more manageable target for potential acquirers.

In addition to these factors, there are a number of other reasons why PICORP could be a potential target for takeover. For example, the environmental services industry is growing rapidly, which could make PICORP an attractive acquisition target for companies looking to gain exposure to this growing market. Additionally, PICORP has a number of attractive assets, such as its land bank and its portfolio of environmental projects. These assets could make it a valuable acquisition target for companies looking to expand their environmental services business.

Overall, PICORP is a well-established, profitable, and liquid company that is listed on the KLSE. These factors make it a potential target for takeover. The environmental services industry is growing rapidly, and PICORP has a number of attractive assets. These factors could make it an even more attractive acquisition target in the future.

Here are some of the potential acquirers of PICORP:

Other environmental services companies
Larger companies that are looking to expand into the environmental services market
Private equity firms
It is important to note that there is no guarantee that PICORP will be taken over. However, the factors discussed above make it a potential target for takeover.

Kes mahkamah atok kerala & anaknya memakai opcom untuk mencuri duit negara sedang berjalan, dll... usah sentuh stok opcom, barangkali denda besar akan dikenakan terhadap opcom jika terbukti

Anak2 tak pandai Biz. Mungkin Beliau mau jualkan semua macam bos munchy, oldtown, dll. Dah uzur dah
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The founder of Progressive Impact, Zaid Bin Abdullah, is 71 years old as of today, July 17, 2023. He was born on November 1, 1952. He is the Executive Deputy Chairman of Progressive Impact Corporation Berhad (PICORP), an investment holding company that provides integrated environmental solutions in Malaysia, Indonesia, and Saudi Arabia. He is also a member of the board of directors of several other companies, including MSM Malaysia Holdings Berhad, Bermaz Auto Berhad, and SIRIM QAS International Berhad.

Ernst & Young has been the auditor of Progressive Impact Holdings Berhad since at least 2011. This is based on the company's annual report for the year ended December 31, 2011, which states that "The auditors, Ernst & Young, have expressed their willingness to continue as auditors of the company.

Progressive Impact Holdings is the holding company of Progressive Impact Corporation Berhad (PICORP), a public listed company on the main board of the Bursa Malaysia. PICORP is Malaysia's Environmental Solution Provider, with a focus on environmental consulting, monitoring, monitoring equipment / systems integration, environmental data management services, laboratory testing services and wastewater treatment and solution.

Progressive Impact Holdings was incorporated in 2009 to provide strategic direction and oversight to PICORP's business operations. The company's mission is to be a world class business organisation providing innovative technology and quality products and services in the environmental sector.

Progressive Impact Holdings' subsidiaries include:

Progressive Impact Technology Sdn Bhd (PITECH)
Alam Sekitar Malaysia Sdn Bhd (ASM)
Progressive Impact Training Sdn Bhd (PIT)
Progressive Impact Indonesia (PTPI)
Progressive Impact Vietnam (PIV)
The company's head office is located in Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia.

Here are some of Progressive Impact Holdings' key achievements:

Listed on the Main Board of Bursa Malaysia in 2008
Awarded the "Best Environmental Company in Malaysia" by The Edge in 2010
Awarded the "Best Environmental Consultant in Malaysia" by the Malaysian Institute of Environmental Management in 2012
Awarded the "Green Technology Company of the Year" by the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation in 2013
Progressive Impact Holdings is committed to providing innovative and sustainable environmental solutions to its clients. The company is a leading player in the Malaysian environmental market, and is well-positioned to grow its business in the years to come.

Here are some of the private sector clients of Progressive Impact Corporation Berhad (PICORP):

Sime Darby Plantation
IJM Corporation
Gamuda Berhad
Genting Group
YTL Corporation
MMC Corporation
UEM Group
Khazanah Nasional
Shell Malaysia
ExxonMobil
These are just a few examples of the many private sector clients that PICORP serves. The company has a long history of providing environmental services to the private sector, and it is well-respected for its expertise and professionalism.

Here are some of the services that PICORP provides to private sector clients:

Environmental monitoring
Environmental data management
Analytical testing
Wastewater treatment
Environmental consultancy
Environmental compliance
PICORP is committed to providing its private sector clients with the highest quality environmental services. The company is constantly innovating and developing new ways to help its clients meet their environmental goals.

Here are some of the public sector clients of Progressive Impact Corporation Berhad (PICORP):

Ministry of Environment and Water (MEWR)
Department of Environment (DOE)
Water Corporation of Malaysia (Prasarana)
Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB)
PETRONAS
Sime Darby Plantation
Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL)
Johor State Government
Selangor State Government
Penang State Government
These are just a few examples of the many public sector clients that PICORP serves. The company has a long history of providing environmental services to the government, and it is well-respected for its expertise and professionalism.

Here are some of the services that PICORP provides to public sector clients:

Environmental monitoring
Environmental data management
Analytical testing
Wastewater treatment
Environmental consultancy
Environmental compliance
PICORP is committed to providing its public sector clients with the highest quality environmental services. The company is constantly innovating and developing new ways to help its clients meet their environmental goals.

8sen, awal pagi... nta juga 8sen, undervalued... picorp dah ada Biz kat Saudi & Indonesia >10 tahun. Goodwill, intangible assets memang berharga

Uptrend--->$$$




Date Open Close Change Volume
2023-07-17 0.075 0.08 +0.005 (6.666%) 6,657,300
2023-07-14 0.075 0.075 +0.005 (7.142%) 2,937,000
2023-07-13 0.065 0.07 0.00 (0.00%) 5,020,500
2023-07-12 0.065 0.07 +0.005 (7.692%) 724,900
2023-07-11 0.065 0.065 0.00 (0.00%) 418,300

Dah balik 8sen.

52 Weeks Range

0.06 - 0.35

52 Weeks Price Volatility (%)

6.90%

There are some positive signs for the company, which could lead to a recovery in the stock price in the coming months.

Just hold your breath, it has moving again.

35sen -->6sen-->8sen-->?

Dah mau memecut balik

Bacalah kes opcom yg ada kes korupsi yg diberitahu oleh PMX dalam Akhbar, dll. Beliau akan melawan atuk kerala dan anak-anaknya yang korup di mahkamah. Ada kes melibatkan petronas

Nama opcom dah terjejas. Kini geng tangan ghaib akan mengambil alih secara berperingkat, dan ahli keluarga atok kerala pulak mengundurkan diri, dll

Usah beli syer yg ada kes korupsi.

6+35/2=20.5sen, target:)

52 Weeks Range

0.06 - 0.35

Back to 15-20sen soon :)

Johor returns to the spotlight - more services from picorp needed :)


We are positive about the potential establishment of a Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JSSEZ) in Iskandar Malaysia (IM) which could create more job opportunities and commercial activities in the area. This, in turn, is expected to attract a larger population and drive up demand for properties.

Jualkan semua kpd taikun pun tak mustahil ;)






















Progressive Impact Holdings Berhad (PICORP) is a Malaysian environmental services company that has been operating in Indonesia since 2007. The company's Indonesian subsidiary, PICORP Indonesia, provides a wide range of environmental services, including:

Analytical testing services
Wastewater treatment plant design and construction
Environmental consulting services
Environmental management system (EMS) implementation
Environmental impact assessment (EIA) preparation
PICORP Indonesia has a strong track record of providing high-quality environmental services to a variety of clients, including government agencies, private companies, and NGOs. The company has a team of experienced professionals who are committed to providing innovative and cost-effective solutions to environmental challenges.

Some of the key projects that PICORP Indonesia has worked on include:

The design and construction of a wastewater treatment plant for a large manufacturing plant in Java
The implementation of an EMS for a major mining company in Sumatra
The preparation of an EIA for a new power plant project in Sulawesi
PICORP Indonesia is well-positioned to continue to grow its business in Indonesia. The country is facing a number of significant environmental challenges, such as air pollution, water pollution, and waste management. PICORP Indonesia is well-equipped to help address these challenges and to contribute to the sustainable development of Indonesia.

Here are some additional details about PICORP Indonesia's business in Indonesia:

The company has its headquarters in Jakarta, with offices in Surabaya, Bandung, and Medan.
PICORP Indonesia employs over 100 people.
The company's annual revenue is in the range of RM10 million.
PICORP Indonesia's clients include government agencies, private companies, and NGOs.
PICORP Indonesia is committed to providing high-quality environmental services to its clients. The company is also committed to sustainable development and to helping to protect the environment in Indonesia.

Progressive Impact Holdings Berhad (PICORP) is a Malaysian environmental solutions provider that has been operating in Saudi Arabia since 2012. The company's subsidiary, Saudi ASMA Environmental Solutions LLC (SAES), provides a range of environmental services in the Kingdom, including:

Pest control
Waste management
Air quality monitoring
Water resource management
Laboratory testing
Environmental consulting
SAES has a strong track record in Saudi Arabia, and has been awarded contracts with a number of major companies, including Saudi Aramco, SABIC, and the Ministry of Municipal and Rural Affairs. The company is also a certified pest control company by the Ministry of Municipal and Rural Affairs.

In 2021, SAES was ranked number one as a certified pest control company in Saudi Arabia. The company has also won a number of awards for its environmental services, including the IKM Laboratory Excellence Platinum Award for 20 consecutive years.

PICORP is well-positioned to continue to grow its business in Saudi Arabia. The country is undergoing a major economic transformation, and there is a growing demand for environmental services. PICORP is committed to providing innovative and cost-effective environmental solutions to meet the needs of its clients in Saudi Arabia.

Here are some of the key reasons why PICORP is successful in Saudi Arabia:

The company has a strong track record in the Kingdom, with a proven ability to deliver high-quality environmental services.
SAES has a team of experienced and qualified professionals who are committed to providing excellent customer service.
The company is well-connected with key decision-makers in the Saudi Arabian government and private sector.
PICORP is constantly innovating and developing new environmental solutions to meet the needs of its clients.

Picorp jadi subsidiary aramco pun boleh, dah ada Biz di Saudi

Jualkan semua kpd aramco pun mungkin

Beli sebelum pihak lain sedar. :) potential tak terhingga




Progressive Impact Holdings Berhad (PICORP) is a Malaysian company that provides environmental consulting, monitoring, testing services and waste management engineering. The company has a number of oil and gas clients, including:

Petronas
Shell
ExxonMobil
ConocoPhillips
Chevron
Murphy Oil
Eni
Total
JX Nippon Oil & Gas
PTTEP
PICORP provides a range of services to its oil and gas clients, including:

Environmental impact assessment (EIA)
Environmental monitoring
Waste management
Environmental training
Design and build of wastewater treatment plants
Analytical testing
Environmental data management
The company has a strong track record of providing high-quality services to its oil and gas clients. PICORP is committed to providing its clients with innovative and sustainable solutions to their environmental challenges.

Here are some specific examples of PICORP's work with oil and gas clients:

PICORP was the lead consultant for the EIA for the Petronas LNG Complex in Bintulu, Sarawak.
PICORP provides environmental monitoring services for the Shell Eastern Petroleum Terminal in Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan.
PICORP designed and built the wastewater treatment plant for the ExxonMobil Refinery in Melaka.
PICORP provides environmental training to the staff of ConocoPhillips Malaysia.
PICORP is a leading provider of environmental services to the oil and gas industry in Malaysia. The company has a strong track record of providing high-quality services to its clients. PICORP is committed to providing its clients with innovative and sustainable solutions to their environmental challenges.