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Northern Solar, Growing By Going Public

Lew Shoong Kai, Managing Director, Northern Solar Holdings Berhad

08-Jan-25 08:00

Northern Solar, Growing By Going Public

The solar industry has been been growing by leaps and bounds due to a raft of government policies and incentives. But it’s also extremely competitive and requires capital. We speak to Lew Shoong Kai from Northern Solar Holdings Berhad as to if going public will provide the funding it needs to grow, the competition and are their valuations fair.

Produced by: Natalie Tan

Presented by: Wong Shou Ning


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