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LH Plus, The Future Is Still In Plastics

Callum Chen, CEO, LH Plus Sdn Bhd

22-Feb-23 08:00

LH Plus, The Future Is Still In Plastics

LH Plus, one of the oldest plastics companies faced rising costs and supply chain constraints during the pandemic. We check in with Callum Chen, CEO of LH Plus Sdn Bhd as to their growth plans, is a listing on the cards and the importance of succession planning.

Produced by: Moh Heng Ying

Presented by: Wong Shou Ning


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Categories:  Corporatesmanaging

Tags:  plasticssuccession planning





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