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LH Plus Prepares For Next Phase Of Growth

Callum Chen, President, Malaysian Consortium of Mid-Tier Companies

13-Sep-24 08:00

LH Plus Prepares For Next Phase Of Growth

LH Plus Sdn Bhd is a local plastic manufacturing company that produces products like OEM parts, and home & kitchen products, among others. Its chairman & CEO Callum Chen discusses the details of LH Plus's business and how they intend to future-proof their operations.

Produced by: Jake Lim

Presented by: Wong Shou Ning


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