OMS, Diving Deep For Growth

Ronnie Lim, Group CEO, OMS Group

15-Nov-24 08:00

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The internet, a utility that we have become so dependent on, is powered by an unseen network of submarine cables laid on ocean floors across the world. We speak to OMS Group, a Malaysian company involved in this industry that provides subsea digital infrastructure solutions. It has a global presence and strong backers like the KKR Group. Ronnie Lim, the Group CEO, tells us about its growth strategy and monetisation plans.

Produced by: Natalie Tan

Presented by: Wong Shou Ning

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