Mega Fortris, Sealing Their Way To Success

Datuk Adrian Ng, CEO & Group Managing Director , Mega Fortris

06-Nov-24 08:00

Mega Fortris, Sealing Their Way To Success

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Security seals are often a forgotten part of the supply chain. We speak to the world’s 3rd largest player which is due to list on Bursa Malaysia as to their reasons for listing, how they got OCBC to be their shareholder and why should you buy their share. Their Group MD, Datuk Adrian Ng joins us.

Produced by: Jake Lim

Presented by: Wong Shou Ning

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Tags: mega fortris, economy, supply chain,

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