Cape EMS: Tapping Unexplored Markets For Growth

Christina Tee, Managing Director and Group CEO, Cape EMS

03-Aug-23 08:00

Cape EMS: Tapping Unexplored Markets For Growth

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Electronic manufacturing services player Cape EMS debuted on the Main Market in March 2023, raising RM155 million in IPO proceeds. How will Cape utilise the funds to build manufacturing capacity at a time of uncertain global economic conditions? We sit down with Group CEO Christina Tee to discuss the company's prospects and growth strategy in the EMS sector.

Produced by: Moh Heng Ying

Presented by: Shazana Mokhtar

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Categories: markets, Women in Business, Corporates, technology

Tags: cape ems, group ceo, markets, ipo,

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