Robert Kuok

 Robert Kuok is the richest man in Malaysia. He owns Kuok group, which has interests
in hotels, real estate, and commodities.
 He founded the internationally renowned Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts chain in
Singapore in 1971.
 His nephew Kuok Khoon Hong runs Wilmar International, in which Kuok has a
valuable stake.
 Robert Kuok's youngest son Kuok Khoon Hua is CEO and vice chairman of Hong
Kong property company Kerry Properties.

KUOK GROUP
 Kuok Brothers started in 1949 in Johor Bahru.
 Small family business trading rice, sugar, and wheat flour.
 Kuok Singapore founded 1953, Hong Kong office established 1974 as Kerry
Holdings. The Kerry Group now oversees the company’s operations in Hong
Kong and Mainland China.
 One of Asia's most dynamic multinational conglomerates, with operations
spanning six continents in sectors ranging from logistics and maritime to
properties and hospitality.
 Guided by Robert Kuok is the richest man in Malaysia. He owns Kuok group,
which has interests in hotels, real estate, and commodities.
 Involved in charitable activities for almost five decades through the Kuok
Foundation provide grants and donations for educational and medical causes.
WEBSITE : https://www.kuokgroup.com/contact
Quek Leng Chan

 Quek Leng Chan is the executive chairman of privately held Hong Leong Co.
(Malaysia), which has interests in finance, food and property.
 He inherited part of his fortune from his father, one of three brothers who started a
banking group in the 1920s.
o Malaysian tycoon who co-founded Hong Leong Group Malaysia.
o One of the richest men in Malaysia.
o In 2018, Quek Leng Chan ranked #217 on the Forbes World's Billionaires list, with
wealth listed at US$7.2 billion.
o As for 16 February 2021, Tan Sri Quek's net worth is listed at US$9.9 Billion and
ranked 147th on Forbes.
o Studied in Victoria School in Singapore and is qualified as a barrister-at-law from
Middle Temple, United Kingdom.

HONG LEONG BANK

 Hong Leong Bank Berhad is a regional financial services company based in
Malaysia, with presence in Singapore, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Cambodia, and
China.
 The Bank is technology-focused and emphasises the development of financial
capabilities to serve its clients across the five geographies.

CSR

DUITSMART

DuitSmart is our initiative platform, created to make financial information simple and
accessible for Malaysians of all walks of life.

JUMPSTART

HLB Jumpstart is our CSR platform that gives social enterprises the unique support
they need to stay sustainable and continue making an impact.
WEBSITE : https://www.hlb.com.my/en/personal-banking/about-us.html?icp=hlb-en-
all-menu-txt-aboutus

Koon Poh Keong & siblings

 Koon Poh Keong and his four brothers started what is now called Press Metal
Aluminium Holdings in 1986.
 The brothers pooled $50,000 to start the aluminum-extruding company at a time when
Malaysia was in a recession.
 Today Press Metal is Southeast Asia's largest integrated aluminum producer and
competes with Rio Tinto, Russia's Rusal and the Aluminum Corp of China.
 Poh Keong is group chief executive while Poh Ming is executive vice chairman and
Poh Weng is executive director.

PRESS METAL
 First started as a local aluminium extrusion company in 1986.
 Globally integrated aluminium producer with the largest presence in
Southeast Asia. serve many industries throughout the world, from top
automotive and aviation companies to leading technology giants.
VISION
 To be the first name brand on everyone’s mind when they think of upstream
and downstream aluminium

WEBSITE : https://www.pressmetal.com/products/primary-extrusion-products.php
Teh Hong Piow

 For decades Teh Hong Piow chaired Malaysian banking behemoth Public Bank,
which he started in 1966.
 He officially retired from Public Bank as nonexecutive chairman in 2019 and is now
chairman emeritus. Deputy chairman Lai Wan took over as nonexecutive chairman.
 In addition to Malaysia, the bank serves millions of customers across Cambodia,
China, Hong Kong, Sri Lanka, and Vietnam.
 Teh still has substantial stakes in the bank as well as in the listed insurance business,
LPI Capital, where he is non-executive chairman.
o One of three individuals in Malaysia who are permitted to hold a stake of more than
10% in a domestic financial institution.
o Born in Singapore on 14 March 1930.
o Attended formal primary and secondary education at the Anglo-Chinese School in
Singapore.
o Married to Puan Sri Tay Sock Noy since 1956 and they have four children - three
daughters and one son.
o Began banking career in 1950 as a Bank Clerk in Overseas-Chinese Banking
Corporation Ltd and rose in rank to officer within five years.
o Joined Malayan Banking Berhad as Manager in 1960. Later in 1964, was promoted to
the position of General Manager at the young age of 34
o Then Founded Public Bank Berhad in 1965 and commencement of business operation
in 1966.
o One of Malaysia's wealthiest businessmen.
o Obtained three degrees at the unaccredited Pacific Western University and two PhDs
at Clayton University (also unaccredited) and University Malaya.
o Net worth is estimated by Forbes to be US$4.7 billion, 223rd richest person in the
world and the 5th richest in Malaysia.

Mission
To sustain the position of being the most efficient, profitable, and respected premier
financial institution in Malaysia.
 third largest banking group in Malaysia

CSR
https://www.publicbankgroup.com/About-Us/Corporate-Responsibility/Overview/2017
WEBSITE : https://www.publicbankgroup.com/About-Us/Corporate-Mission-
Philosophy

Ananda Krishnan

 Ananda Krishnan is a Harvard Business School grad and former oil trader.
 His holdings include stakes in telecom outfit Maxis, media firm Astro Malaysia
Holdings and oilfield services-provider Bumi Armada.
 Krishnan's Indian telecom firm, Aircel, in which he had invested an estimated $7
billion, filed for bankruptcy protection in 2018.
o Malaysian-Tamil businessman, the Chairman of Usaha Tegas Sdn Bhd and founder of
Yu Cai Foundation (YCF).
o Third wealthiest in Malaysia.
o Studied at Vivekananda Tamil School in Brickfields and furthered studies at Victoria
Institution, Kuala Lumpur. Attended the University of Melbourne, Australia for B.A.
(Honours) degree majoring in political science. Obtained a Masters in Business
Administration from Harvard Business School, graduating in 1964.

 Oil trader - first venture was Exoil Trading, a company that dealt in oil trading
concessions.
 Moved on to Maxis Communications. Maxis Communications holds the record
for being Malaysia’s number one cell phone service provider boasting over 11
million subscribers and generating estimated revenue of $8.9 billion.
 Chairman & CEO of Usaha Tegas Group Holdings Bhd - Pan Malaysian
Pools, lottery gaming and leisure and Powertek power generation.
 Richest businessman in Southeast Asia.

EXOIL TRADING

 Involved in the purchase of sunflower, oilseeds crushing business, oilseeds

and grains trading, port transshipment and logistics.

WEBSITE : https://exoil.org/en/about/

USAHA TEGAS SDN BHD

 Investment holding company.

 Investments include telecommunications, media, property, and oil & gas
companies. Through itself or its subsidiaries, it holds significant interests in
the public-listed entities Maxis Berhad, Astro Holdings Sdn Bhd, and Bumi
Armada Berhad.
 Usaha Tegas's investments includes significant shareholdings in various
industries.

 Maxis Communications Berhad

 o Maxis Berhad
o Aircel Ltd 
 Astro Holdings Sdn Bhd
o Astro Malaysia Holdings Berhad
o Astro Overseas Ltd
 Tanjong PLC
o TGV Cinemas
o Tropical Islands Resort
 Bumi Armada Berhad
 Pexco NV
 IHH Healthcare Berhad
o Parkway Pantai
o Acıbadem Healthcare Group
o International Medical University
 MEASAT Satellite Systems
 Sri Lanka Telecom PLC
 Johnston Press PLC

YU CAI FOUNDATION

 A charitable foundation, initiated by Ananda Krishnan Tatparanandam and

Usaha Tegas.
 Our objectives are to advance, uplift and benefit the underserved communities
of Malaysia and to promote the learning of vernacular languages of Malaysia.
 Yu Cai Foundation is committed to support the multilingual and multicultural
facets of the Malaysian education system and to preserve our unique cultural
heritage.
WEBSITE : https://www.ycf.org.my/

Lee Yeow Chor & Yeow Seng

 Lee Yeow Chor and Lee Yeow Seng are the sons of the late Lee Shin Cheng, who
died in June 2019.
 The brothers inherited stakes in IOI group, a palm oil and property empire built by
their father.
 Lee Yeow Chor is group managing director and chief executive of IOI Corporation
and holds a law degree from King's College, London.
 Lee Yeow Seng, who also studied law, is the executive vice-chairman of IOI
Properties.
o Lee Yeow Chor - Group managing director and chief executive of IOI Corporation,
one of the largest integrated palm oil plantation groups in Malaysia.

IOI GROUP
 Leading global integrated and sustainable palm oil player.

Plantation
Plantation is one of the core businesses of IOI, which is engaged in the cultivation of
oil palm and processing of palm oil with operations in seed breeding, cultivation, and
crop oil extraction. Today, we have 96 estates,15 palm oil mills, and four research
and development (“R&D”) centres across Malaysia and Indonesia.

Resource-Based Manufacturing
The Group’s global resource-based manufacturing business, comprising our refining,
oleochemical and specialty oils and fats sub-segments, plays an important role in
fortifying our integrated palm value chain. It consists of downstream activities such
as refining of crude palm oil and palm kernel oil, and processing of refined palm oil
and palm kernel oil into oleochemical as well as specialty oils and fats products.
  IOI’s Foundation, Yayasan Tan Sri Lee Shin Cheng established in 1994.
 Serves as a platform for the Group to fulfil its corporate social responsibility
via educational, medical and community initiatives that enrich the lives of the
less fortunate.
WEBSITE : https://www.ioigroup.com/

Chen Lip Keong

  Chen Lip Keong's NagaWorld holds a casino license in Cambodian capital Phnom
Penh running to 2065, with a guaranteed monopoly to 2035.
 NagaWorld is the largest casino resort in Indochina. Naga2 opened across the street in
November 2017, connected by underground mall NagaCity Walk.
 NagaCorp is the first casino company to be listed on the Hong Kong stock exchange
and the first doing business principally in Cambodia.
 Frustrated by the interest rates banks demanded to finance Naga2, Chen put up his
own $369 million and took payment in company shares.
 NagaCorp announced in March 2022 that it has suspended the development of its
casino resort in Vladivostok indefinitely due to "uncertainties."
o Malaysian businessman who is currently the 9th richest person in Malaysia.
o Graduated from University of Malaya.
o Started as a medical Doctor of General practice.
o In 1994, Chen was the first to win the casino license from Cambodia.
o Chen is the CEO of NagaCorp, parent company of NagaWorld casino resort complex
in Phnom Penh. Chen also built Naga2, a twin tower.They are connected by NagaCity
Walk, an underground shopping mall.

NAGAWORLD
 Founded in 1995 by Tan Sri Dr Chen Lip Keong.
 Owns and operates the largest integrated gaming and entertainment resort in
the Mekong Region.

WEBSITE : https://www.nagacorp.com/eng/about_us/background.php
Tan Yu Yeh & Yu Wei
  Brothers Tan Yu Yeh and Yu Wei get their wealth from their stake in Mr D.I.Y.
Group, a home improvement retail chain, which was founded in 2005.
 The company was listed on the Malaysian stock exchange in October 2020 making
them both billionaires.
 Mr D.I.Y. has 900 stores in Malaysia and Brunei.
 Mr D.I.Y. stores are typically 10,000 square feet and carry products across ten
categories including electrical items, stationery, and toys.

MR DIY
 First opened one store on Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman in July 2005
 The largest home improvement retailer in the region with stores across
Malaysia.
Our Vision
 To be the largest home improvement retailer in Malaysia and Brunei
Our Mission
 To create a globally recognised retail brand.
 To offer a diverse retail experience catering to different customer segments.
 To maintain a wide variety of good quality, value for money items;thereby
holding true to our motto of “ALWAYS LOW PRICES”.
CSR

WEBSITE : https://www.mrdiy.com/page/236/About-Us/

Lim Kok Thay

  Lim Kok Thay is the chairman of Genting, a casino and resorts conglomerate with a
global footprint.
 In January 2022, Lim's troubled cruise operator Genting Hong Kong, which was hit
hard by the pandemic, filed a winding up petition. Lim stepped down as chairman.
 Lim's assets include Empire Resorts, the parent company of loss-making Resorts
World Catskills.
 A long-drawn family feud over the empire's wealth and businesses, which include a
palm-oil unit, was finally resolved in early 2020.
 Graduated with a degree in physics from Universiti of Malaya, worked as an engineer
with Komag USA in Malaysia before serving as a remisier with Inter-Pacific
Securities.

GENTING
OUR VISION
 We are a leading multinational corporation committed to enhancing
shareholder value and maintaining long-term sustainable growth in our core
businesses.
LEISURE & HOSPITALITY
 The leisure & hospitality division of the Genting Group comprises
PLANTATION
 From a modest 13,700 hectares in 1980, Genting Plantations’ landbank has
since grown by leaps and bounds to about 243,500 hectares (including the
Plasma scheme) currently, spread over Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah, and
Indonesia.
 Genting Plantations currently owns twelve oil mills – one in West Malaysia, six
in Sabah and five in Indonesia

PROPERTY

 Genting Property Sdn Bhd, the Property division of Genting Plantations

Berhad, launched its maiden project, Genting Cheng Perdana in Melaka in
1993. Genting Property has since established its reputation as a developer of
quality residential and commercial properties, and is currently developing two
major mixed development projects, namely Genting Indahpura in Kulai, Johor
and Genting Pura Kencana in Batu Pahat, Johor.
 The company’s flagship development, Genting Indahpura, is conceived and
designed as a self-sustaining, integrated township spanning over 7,000 acres.
Genting Indahpura is also home to the iconic Johor Premium Outlets ®, the first
Premium Outlet Center® in Malaysia and Southeast Asia, under a 50:50 joint
venture with the Simon Property Group of the US. Johor Premium Outlets is a
collection of 150 designer and brand name stores, with a gross leasable area
of over 319,000 square feet.
 A second Premium Outlet Center, Genting Highlands Premium
Outlets® opened in June 2017, with gross leasable area of over 278,000
square feet and 150 name brand outlet stores.
ENERGY
 WEBSITE :

https://www.genting.com/#

Lau Cho Kun

 Lau Cho Kun is the largest shareholder in Hap Seng Consolidated, through holding
company Gek Poh and investment arm Lei Shing Hong.
  The diversified firm's interests include financial services, plantations, and property.
 Its plantation division is one of the largest producers of palm oil in Sabah, East
Malaysia.
 Hap Seng Consolidated has been operating Mercedes-Benz dealerships in Malaysia
since 1969.
 Privately held Hong Kong-based Lei Shing Hong runs Mercedes-Benz dealerships in
Asia and Europe.

HAP SENG CONSOLIDATED

 Public company listed on the Main Market of Bursa Malaysia Securities

Berhad.
 Six core businesses namely plantation, property investment & development,
credit financing, automotive, trading and building materials.

HAP SENG PLANTATIONS

 One of the largest producers of sustainable palm oil in Sabah, East Malaysia.
 Focused in the upstream activities in the palm oil industry where it grows oil
palms in its estates, harvests and processes fresh fruit bunches (FFB) into
crude palm oil (CPO) in its own mills.
 Major player in Sabah, Hap Seng Plantations pride itself in its operational
efficiency as it consistently records one of the highest yields for FFB.

HAP SENG LAND

 Established in Sabah in the 1970s and has since expanded its business to
Peninsular Malaysia, notably the Klang valley where its property interest
includes property holding and development.
 Forefront of introducing new property development concept to the Sabah
property market that is synonymous with modern lifestyle and sustainable
elements.
HAP SENG CREDIT

 Established in 1982.
 Offers financial services that include hire purchase, industrial hire purchase,
leasing and term-loan, primarily aimed at small and medium enterprises
(SME).
 Business motto is to be able to continuously upgrade its business model.
 The focus is to be able to consistently provide comprehensive solutions to our
clients at all times, our ability to find the best financing solutions and
applications for our customers.

HAP SENG STAR

 With over 40 years of history with Mercedes Benz, Hap Seng Star has
established a foothold as one of the leading Mercedes-Benz dealers. Its name
is now synonymous with Mercedes Benz in Malaysia.
 As one of the few authorised dealers for Mercedes-Benz vehicles that include
logging trucks, general-purpose trucks, buses, passenger vehicles and spare
parts in Malaysia, Hap Seng Star’s relationship with the Mercedes-Benz brand
started in 1969 in Sabah under Hap Seng Auto Sdn Bhd.
 In 2010, Hap Seng Star Sdn Bhd took over Hap Seng Auto Sdn Bhd's role as
the sole authorized dealer of Mercedes-Benz and Mitsubishi FUSO in East
Malaysia.

SENG TRUCKS DISTRIBUTION

 A wholly owned subsidiary of Hap Seng Consolidated Berhad has on 25 April

2018 entered into an agreement to acquire from Mercedes-Benz Malaysia
Sdn HAP Bhd its commercial vehicles general distributorship business in
Malaysia, paving the path for it to become the sole general distributor of
Mercedes-Benz and FUSO commercial vehicles in Malaysia. Hap Seng
Trucks Distribution Sdn Bhd is responsible for handling the import, assembly,
wholesale distribution and aftersales services of Mercedes-Benz and FUSO
commercial vehicles in Malaysia.

HAP SENG TRADING

 The Trading Division comprised of the Fertilizers Trading, General Trading

and Ceramic Tiles operations. The Ceramic Tiles operations were previously
grouped under the Building Materials Division.

FERTILIZERS TRADING

 The Fertilizers Trading operations supply a wide range of fertilizers to the oil
palm plantation industry in Malaysia and Indonesia, which include muriate of
potash (MOP), ammonium sulphate, rock phosphate, kieserite and other NPK
fertilizers.

HAP SENG BUILDING MATERIALS

  The Building Materials Division comprised quarry operations, manufacturing
of clay bricks and ceramic tiles Singapore trading operations.
 The clay brick manufacturing operates from two factories in Sabah and one
factory each in Johor and Pahang, with a total monthly production capacity of
approximately 20 million bricks. The main products are common clay bricks,
facing bricks, double bricks and clay pavers which are distributed to building
materials traders and contractors in both local and export markets.

WEBSITE : https://www.hapseng.com.my/en/about-us.html
Kuan Kam Hon
 Kuan Kam Hon was a high school dropout who began his career in construction in
1969. He worked at his father's company building high-end homes.
 He set off on his own in 1978 and started Timol Weaving, a manufacturing business
that made woven labels and badges.
 Founded in 1988, his Hartalega Holdings is one of the world's largest makers of nitrile
gloves with an annual production capacity of 40 billion gloves.
 After more than doubling in 2020, shares of Hartalega fell in 2021 due to a slump in
demand for rubber gloves.
 He is now a mentor and spokesman, leaving operations to his two sons. He shares his
wealth with his brother Kuan Kam Peng.

HARTALEGA

 The Hartalega story began in 1988, the largest producer of nitrile gloves in the
world, with growing capacity to manufacture billions of gloves every year.
Our vision
 To be the Number One glove company that produces and delivers the best
and most innovative gloves in the world; and to be recognised as a caring
company to the community and environment.

WEBSITE : https://hartalega.com.my/
Lee Oi Hian
 Brothers Lee Oi Hian, the chairman, and Lee Hau Hian, the managing director,
control Batu Kawan.
 Batu Kawan has interests in plantations, property, and other sectors.
 Kuala Lumpur Kepong, its plantation division, owns land banks in Malaysia,
Indonesia, and Liberia.
 Lee Oi Hian (pictured) graduated from the University of Malaya with a B.A. in
agricultural science (Honors) and has an M.B.A. from Harvard University.
 Lee Hau Hian has a B.S. (economics) degree from the London School of Economics
and an M.B.A. from Stanford University.
o One of the largest plantations companies in the country, Kuala Lumpur Kepong
Berhad (KLK).
o Eldest son of rubber baron Tan Sri Lee Loy Seng, the founder of KLK.

BATU KAWAN BERHAD

 Incorporated in 1965 and commenced operations as a plantation company

when it took over the assets and liabilities of its UK-predecessor company,
Batu Kawan Rubber and Coconuts Plantations Ltd in 1971 under a scheme of
reconstruction.
Plantations
Cultivation and processing of palm and rubber products.

Manufacturing
Manufacturing of oleochemicals, non-ionic surfactants and esters, rubber gloves, parquet
flooring products, pharmaceutical products and storing and distribution of bulk liquid.

Property development
Development of residential and commercial properties.

Investment holding
Placement of deposits with licensed banks, investment in fixed income trust funds and
investment in quoted and unquoted corporations.

Others
Farming, management servies and money lending.

WEBSITE : https://www.bkawan.com.my/b_klk.html

G. Gnanalingam
  Former tobacco executive G. Gnanalingam chairs Westports Holdings, a multicargo
port operator that he cofounded with Ahmayuddin bin Ahmad on securing the
concession in 1994.
 The group owns a 60-year concession to operate and expand its container terminals in
Pulau Indah and Port Klang, which will end in 2054.
 Westports is one of three main port operators in the Strait of Malacca.
 His son, Ruben Emir Gnanalingam, is Westports' group managing director.
o A prominent Malaysian businessman.

WESTPORTS HOLDINGS
 Westports primarily manages port operations dealing with container and
conventional cargo. It also provides a wide range of port services, including
marine services, rental services, and other ancillary services.
 These ports have the advantage of natural deep water berths which allow
them to accommodate large vessels.
 Westports serves as the main gateway for container and conventional cargo
for central Peninsular Malaysia hinterland.
MISSION
 To conduct our business with operational excellence and integrity to create
value for all our stakeholders
WEBSITE : https://www.westportsholdings.com/

Lim Wee Chai

  Lim Wee Chai started Top Glove with his wife Tong Siew Bee in 1991 and took the
company public in 2001.
 Top Glove is one of the world's largest producers of rubber gloves. It has 50 factories
with an annual capacity of 100 billion gloves.
 Lim, whose parents are rubber plantation owners and traders, also holds a stake in
property developer Tropicana.
 Top Glove shares fell in 2021 as the pandemic-induced demand for gloves eased.
 Lim postponed plans for a Hong Kong listing amid a sharp drop in profits.
o Listed by Forbes as Malaysia's 8th richest person in 2021.
o Attended SJK(C) Chun Yin for his primary education and secondary education at the
SM Undang Jelebu.
o Lim’s family ran a rubber trading business, and he would help out in the estate during
weekends.
o Lim graduated with a Bachelor of Science Degree with Honours in Physics in 1982,
from University Malaya.
o After graduation, he worked as an air conditioner sales executive in OYL Industries, a
Malaysian air conditioner manufacturer.
o He obtained a Master of Business Administration in 1985 from Sul Ross State
University in Texas, United States. Lim returned to Malaysia and continued working
under his former employer as a sales manager.

TOP GLOVE CORPORATION BHD

 Established in 1991 in Malaysia and has since grown from a single factory
with one glove production line into the world’s largest manufacturer of gloves.
 Holding 26% of world market share for rubber gloves, deliver gloves to protect
lives in every corner of the globe with operations in Malaysia, Thailand,
Vietnam, China, USA, Germany, and Brazil.

WEBSITE : https://www.topglove.com/corporate-profile
TOP GLOVE FOUNDATION
 On 14 June 2009, Top Glove Foundation (TG Foundation), was officially
launched with the objective of providing funds for the purpose of charity,
education and activities related to environment and community.
 The founders of TG Foundation were Top Glove Sdn Bhd, Tan Sri Dr Lim
Wee Chai and Puan Sri Tong Siew Bee.
 They collectively donated RM 1 million to the Foundation as a start. Since
then, several companies and individuals had also donated to the fund, thus
enabling the Foundation to support and help even more causes.

WEBSITE : https://www.topglove.com/social-top-glove-foundation
Syed Mokhtar AlBukhary
 Low-profile Syed Mokhtar AlBukhary started as a rice trader after dropping out of
high school.
 The bulk of his wealth comes from stakes in DRB-HICOM and MMC Corp.
 MMC's operations span ports, logistics, construction, and engineering while DRB-
HICOM is an automotive firm with interests in property and education.
 DRB-HICOM sold a 49.9% stake in Malaysian car-maker Proton to Chinese auto
group Zhejiang Geely in 2017.
 In 2021, he delisted MMC Corp, which has been facing a string of challenges
including drop in shipment volumes, higher operation costs and a slump in
engineering contracts.
 A Malaysian businessman, entrepreneur, and philanthropist.

DRB-HICOM
 DRB-HICOM Berhad (“DRB-HICOM” or the “Group”) is one of the nation’s
largest and most diverse conglomerates. We have key businesses in six core
sectors: Automotive, Aerospace and Defence,Postal, Banking, Services, and
Properties.
 Automotive - involved in the manufacturing, assembling and distribution of
passenger and commercial vehicles, including motorcycles, and is also a
licensee of Avis Rent-A-Car in Malaysia. Among the many operating
companies, the best-known locally and internationally is PROTON Holdings
Berhad (PROTON)
 Aerospace and Defence - global supply chain of aviation parts, and DRB-
HICOM Defence Technologies Sdn. Bhd. (DEFTECH), a premier defence and
aerospace company that provides armoured and other highly specialised
vehicles to the Ministry of Defence and the Ministry of Home Affairs.
 Postal sector - owns Pos Malaysia Berhad, the national postal services
provider
 Banking - Bank Muamalat Malaysia Berhad champions values-based Islamic
banking across the country.
 Properties sector -Specialised in property development and the management
of assets built under concession agreements with the Government.

WEBSITE : https://www.drb-hicom.com/
AL BUKHARY FOUNDATION
 In this respect, the Albukhary Foundation is the umbrella of the Albukhary
International University (AIU). Supported by the Albukhary Foundation, the
environment created at AIU is conducive and of high standards, therefore the
Founder believes that the deserving students are privileged to have the
opportunity to study at AIU. The Founder has given the best for AIU Scholars,
sincerely from his heart, in the spirit of never depriving the underprivileged
from an education.
WEBSITE : https://albukharyfoundation.my/
Jeffrey Cheah
 Jeffrey Cheah is the executive chairman of Malaysian conglomerate Sunway.
 Over four decades, he transformed his obscure tin-mining company into a group with
interests in education, healthcare, hotels, and infrastructure.
 His daughter, Sarena, and sons, Adrian and Evan, work in the family business.
 Sunway's healthcare arm has two hospitals in Kuala Lumpur and has plans to open
five more across the country.
 In 2020, Sunway expanded into fintech, acquiring a 51% stake in credit reporting
agency Credit Bureau Malaysia.

SUNWAY
 The very birth of Sunway Group in 1974 was founded on the concept of
sustainable development. It began with the development of Sunway City
Kuala Lumpur, a tin-mining wasteland to an integrated smart and sustainable
township.
 One of Southeast Asia’s leading conglomerates with core interests in real
estate, construction, education, healthcare, retail, and hospitality.

WEBSITE : https://www.sunway.com.my/media/
Francis Yeoh
 Francis Yeoh helms Kuala Lumpur-listed YTL Corp., founded in 1955 by his late
father, Yeoh Tiong Lay, who died in October 2017.
 The family's global empire boasts interests in cement, hotels, property and utilities.
 YTL owns PowerSeraya, Singapore's second-largest power plant, and the Ritz-
Carlton in Kuala Lumpur.
 Francis is the eldest of seven and his six siblings are all involved in the family
business.

YTL
 Core businesses of the YTL Group comprise utilities, construction contracting,
cement manufacturing, property development and investment, hotel
development and management, e-commerce initiatives and internet-based
education solutions and services.
 Amongst the largest companies listed on Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad
(the Kuala Lumpur stock exchange) and is a component of the FTSE Bursa
Malaysia Mid 70 Index.
 From building schools, hospitals, and national infrastructure in Malaysia to
providing electricity, water, sewerage and environmental services, cement and
building materials, education technology, technology, homes and award-
winning hotels and luxury resorts worldwide.
 WEBSITE : https://www.ytl.com/

Tiong Hiew King

 Tiong Hiew King holds forestry concessions in 16 countries as well as property, oil-
and-gas, and palm oil interests.
 He runs a print and digital media business for Chinese-speaking consumers in
Malaysia.
 Tiong's four daily newspapers comprise 70% of Malaysia's Chinese newspaper
business.
 He is the owner of Oregon Group, based in New Zealand, which builds houses and
hotels, harvests salmon and manufactures plastic containers.
o Malaysian Chinese founder and chairman of the Rimbunan Hijau Group, a timber
company founded in 1975
WEBSITE : https://www.oregongroup.co.nz/
Ninian Mogan Lourdenadin
 Ninian Mogan Lourdenadin owns and runs MBf Holdings. Its operations span eight
countries, nine industries and more than 30 companies.
 MBf Holdings has interests in everything from automobile dealerships to property
development.
 Lourdenadin was a medical doctor who became a property developer.
 The low-profile tycoon runs one of the largest trading companies in the South Pacific.
 The bulk of his wealth comes from land holdings across Fiji, Malaysia, Papua New
Guinea and the U.S.

MBF HOLDINGS
 A diversified group of companies founded in Malaysia in 1963. The group’s
activities have grown and diversified substantially in a range of sectors and
regions to embody one of the Asia-Pacific’s leading private conglomerates.
 The company’s principal business activities span across nine different
sectors:
Agribusiness, Water & Trading
Automotive
Commercial Printing & Engineering
Education - https://mbfh.com.my/our-operations/#1609289552405-
da68e460-f1a0
Banking & Financial Services
Healthcare
Property Development & Management
Retail
Logistics
WEBSITE : https://mbfh.com.my/

Vincent Tan
 Vincent Tan is nonexecutive chairman of conglomerate Berjaya. He relinquished his
executive role in April 2021 to focus on philanthropy.
 His son Robin Tan relinquished the CEO position in March 2021 but continues as
nonexecutive deputy chairman.
 Tan's business interests range from financial services to property development.
 He also holds a stake in privately held U Mobile, a 4G mobile-phone operator in
Malaysia.
 Listed flagship Berjaya's CEO Jalil Rasheed. who was appointed in March 2021, left
after a year to pursue other interests.

BERJAYA

 diversified entity engaged in the following core businesses:

1. Consumer Marketing, Direct Selling & Retail

2. Financial Services
3. Hotels, Resorts, Vacation Timeshare & Recreation Development
4. Property Investment and Development
5. Gaming & Lottery Management
6. Environmental Services and Clean Technology Investment
7. Motor Trading and Distribution
8. Food & Beverage
 9. Telecommunications and Information Technology-related Services and
Products

CSR
https://www.berjaya.com/csr-activities-2020.php

WEBSITE : https://www.berjaya.com/
Cheah Cheng Hye
 Fund manager Cheah Cheng Hye is the co-chairman and co-chief investment officer
of Hong Kong-listed Value Partners Group.
 He cofounded the asset-management company in 1993 and listed it in 2007.
 After graduating from Penang Free School, he worked as a subeditor and writer at
The Star newspaper in Malaysia.
 In 1974, he traveled to Hong Kong, where he had stints in financial journalism at the
Far Eastern Economic Review and the Asian Wall Street Journal.
 He worked at Morgan Grenfell Group in Hong Kong before starting Value Partners.
o Attended the Penang Free School. After graduation, he joined The Star (Malaysia)
newspaper as subeditor and editorial writer.
o In 1974, he travelled from Malaysia to Hong Kong and later became a financial
journalist with the Hong Kong Standard, the Asian Wall Street Journal, and the Far
Eastern Economic Review.

HONG KONG-LISTED VALUE PARTNERS GROUP

 Founded in 1993 as a boutique firm.
 Headquartered in Hong Kong, Value Partners has offices in Beijing,
Shanghai, Shenzhen, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, and London.
 One of Asia’s largest independent asset management firms offering world-
class investment services and products for institutional and individual clients
globally.

WEBSITE : https://www.valuepartners-group.com/en/
Lim Peng Jin
 Lim Peng Jin is the managing director of Scientex, while his older brother, Lim Peng
Cheong, is a nonexecutive director.
 Their father, Lim Teck Meng, founded Scientex in 1968 as a manufacturer of PVC
sheeting. It started in a rented factory lot in Johor Bahru.
 Lim Peng Jin took control of the family-owned company in 2014 and subsequently
his father, Lim Teck Meng, ceased to be a major shareholder.
 The younger Lim built Scientex into one of the top three producers of stretch film in
the world.
 Over the years Lim Peng Jin ventured into plastic packaging and property
development as a builder of affordable homes.

SCIENTEX
 Manufacturer in flexible plastic packaging and a prominent developer of
affordable homes in Malaysia.
OUR PURPOSE
 Our property division endeavours to support the Malaysian community
through the provision of affordable yet quality homes.

WEBSITE : https://www.scientex.com.my/
Lim Kuang Sia
 Chemical engineer Lim Kuang Sia runs Kossan Rubber Industries, one of Malaysia's
top producers of disposable gloves and technical rubber products.
 Kossan has installed capacity to annually produce 28 billion pieces of gloves. It
exports 80% of its production to more than 130 countries.
 Lim shares his fortune with brothers, Lim Kuang Wang, Lim Leng Bung, Lim Kuang
Yong and the family of his late brother, Lim Kwan Hwa.
 Fortune fell due to the drop in demand for rubber gloves as the Covid-19 pandemic
abated.

KOSSAN RUBBER INDUSTRIES

 One of the largest manufacturers of disposable gloves in the world and one of
the largest technical rubber products manufacturers in Malaysia.
OUR VISION
 To be a respected global company by protecting lives through purposeful
rubber products.
OUR MISSION
 To provide innovative and reliable gloves and engineered rubber products in a
sustainable manner and with integrity.
WEBSITE : https://kossan.com.my/

YAYASAN KOSSAN
 Yayasan Kossan is an independent, non-profit, nongovernmental
organization, with its own independent board of trustees.
 The foundation receives sole funding from the Kossan Group of Companies.
The board is made up of 4 trustees, comprising a mix of professionals who
are well experienced in welfare and community efforts.
WEBSITE : https://yayasankossan.com.my/about-us/vision-mission/

https://yayasankossan.com.my/our-pillars/education-aid/
Tan Eng Kee
 Tan Eng Kee is the cofounder and CEO of Malaysia-listed Greatech Technology, a
maker of factory automation equipment.
 He set up the company in 1997 with his school buddy, Khor Lean Heng, who's the
company's COO.
 Greatech's customers include EV makers, solar energy producers and semiconductor
companies.
 The company, which listed in 2019, has eight factories and a testing facility in the
U.S., one of its biggest markets.

GREATECH TECHNOLOGY
 Product

WEBSITE :
https://greatech-group.com/en/
David Kong
 David Kong, who also goes by Kong Hon Kong, founded Kuala Lumpur-based
Nirvana Asia in 1990 and took it public in Hong Kong in 2014.
 Asia's largest death-services provider runs private cemeteries, columbarium facilities
and funeral homes in Malaysia and Singapore.
 The company has acquired two new sites in Malaysia to further expand the reach of
its agents.
 Kong took Nirvana Asia private in 2016 in a $1.1 billion deal with private equity firm
CVC Capital Partners.

NIRVANA ASIA
 Full-fledged integrated bereavement care provider with over three
decades of experience in memorial park operations.
 Play vital role in promoting culture, most notably in funeral rites and traditions
within the Malaysian Chinese community.

WEBSITE : https://www.nirvana.com.my/
Syed Azman Ibrahim
 Syed Azman Ibrahim started out as a defense contractor; he later diversified into car
dealerships.
 Today he runs Southeast Asia's largest helicopter fleet for the oil-and-gas sector
through his privately held Weststar Aviation.
 He now also has a business chartering private jets to executives.
 Weststar Aviation boasts a fleet of 28 helicopters serving Malaysia, Thailand, and
Indonesia.
 Private equity firm KKR sold an 18% stake in Weststar Aviation in 2019 but
continues to hold a 22% stake.

WESTSTAR AVIATION
 Global leaders in the offshore helicopter services industry.
 Serving some of the major oil and gas industry players, our fleet of state-of-
the-art helicopters are equipped with the highest levels of safety,
performance, and service. Currently, we are the third largest AW139 operator
in the world.

CSR

https://www.weststar-aviation.aero/was1/csr.php

WEBSITE : https://www.weststar-aviation.aero/
Lim Kang Hoo
 Lim Kang Hoo is the founder, director, and executive vice chairman of Iskandar
Waterfront Holdings, a privately held developer.
 The company is the master developer of 4,000 acres in the area slated to become a
new urban center in Johor.
 In 2015, Lim entered into a joint venture with China Railway Engineering to buy a
controlling stake in the Bandar Malaysia development.
 Iskandar Waterfront and China Railway bought the urban township outside Kuala
Lumpur from the Malaysian government for $1.8 billion.
 Lim also cofounded and chairs construction company and property developer
Ekovest, which is listed in Malaysia.
 Manage infrastructure construction projects, as well as mega property development.

ISKANDAR WATERFRONT HOLDINGS

THE VISION
 To build a waterfront destination of international standards, the ShenZhen of
Malaysia.
CSR
https://www.iskandarwaterfront.com/csr
WEBSITE : https://www.iskandarwaterfront.com/

EKOVEST BERHAD
 Construction companies in the country involved in major civil engineering and
building works such as turnkey, design and build projects and project
management.
WEBSITE : https://ekovest.com.my/discover-ekovest/

CSR

WEBSITE : https://ekovest.com.my/csr-sustainability/
Danny Tan
 Danny Tan founded property developer Tropicana Corp. in 1979 and listed it on the
main market of Bursa Malaysia in 1992.
 Tan owns a vast land bank in the Iskandar region of Malaysia.
 He retired from Tropicana's day-to-day operations in 2015 but came back as executive
vice chairman in January 2019.
 His son Dion Tan is Tropicana's group managing director.
o Formerly known as Dijaya Corporation
o Married to Puan Sri Ivy Tan and together they have five children. His son Dion Tan is
Tropicana Corp’s group managing director.

Tropicana Corp
 Incorporated in 1979, listed on the Main Market of Bursa Malaysia Securities
Berhad in 1992, and rebranded in 2013.
 One of Malaysia's leading conglomerates with diversified business interests in
Property Development & Property Management, Property Investment,
Recreation & Resorts, Investment Holdings.
Our Vision
 We strive to be the leading property group, that delivers innovative and quality
products that enhance stakeholders' value.
WEBSITE : https://www.tropicanacorp.com.my/

TROPICANA FOUNDATION
 Tan Sri Dato' Tan Chee Sing has been the key driver and backbone of all charity
initiatives
 2011, Tropicana Foundation was established dedicated to improving the lives of the
underprivileged society as well as supporting social and environmental problems.
This Foundation funds a range of programs around Malaysia, from the foodbank,
health, education, recycling to employees' engagement.

WEBSITE : https://www.tropicanacorp.com.my/tropicana-foundation

Wong Teek Son

 Wong Teek Son cofounded Riverstone Holdings in 1989; he listed it in 2006 in
Singapore. He has served as Riverstone's executive chairman since 2005.
 Wealth includes holdings by brother Teck Choon who heads the company's business
development. Cofounder Lee Wai Keong is the chief operating officer.
 The company makes nitrile gloves for clean-room and healthcare uses; customers
include major hard-disk manufacturers such as Hitachi and Seagate.
 Riverstone has six manufacturing locations: four in Malaysia, and one each in
Thailand and China.
 The company is experiencing rapidly growing demand for healthcare and clean-room
gloves and is cranking up glove production.

Riverstone Holdings
 One of the leading manufacturers of cleanroom and medical industry, we
manufacture top of the line healthcare gloves, nitrile gloves, finger cots, face
masks, packaging bags.

WEBSITE : https://www.riverstone.com.my/
Azman Hashim
 Azman Hashim is the former chairman of AmBank Group, Malaysia's sixth-largest
lender, which he acquired in 1982 as the Arab-Malaysian Merchant Bank.
 His bank holding company AMMB Holdings is the listed flagship.
 Azman retired in April 2022 though he remains chairman emeritus.
 Azman also has stakes in RCE Capital and Amcorp Properties, which his daughter
Shalina chairs.
 Azman has been in the banking industry since 1960, when he joined Bank Negara
Malaysia.

WEBSITE :
https://www.ambankgroup.com/eng/InvestorRelations/AmBankGroupProfile/
BoardOfDirectors/Documents/AMMB%20BOD%20FY21/TAN%20SRI%20AZMAN
%20HASHIM%20(Profile).pdf
Yaw Chee Ming
 Father and son, Yaw Teck Seng, and Yaw Chee Ming (pictured), run forestry, rubber
and property group Samling Strategic Corp.
 The company has 17,000 employees from Asia to North America.
 Teck Seng started the privately held group in 1963.
 Its property business has built Desa ParkCity township in Kuala Lumpur.

SAMLING STRATEGIC CORP

WEBSITE CRASH
WEBSITE : https://www.samling.com/
Wen Chiu Chi
 Wen Chiu Chi is the chairman of developer Selangor Properties.
 The company was founded by his late parents, father Wen Tien Kuang and Mother
Chong Chook Yew.
 Wen and his siblings inherited the property empire after the matriarch passed away in
September 2018.
 Wen took Selangor private in 2019. The company also owns real estate in Australia.

SELANGOR PROPERTIES
 A belief that keeps us continuously driven to be more than just a property
development company.

WEBSITE : https://www.selangorproperties.com.my/
Goh Peng Ooi
 Goh Peng Ooi began his career at IBM and in 1989 started his own company,
Silverlake Axis.
 The Singapore-listed company now provides financial software for 40% of Southeast
Asia's banks.
 Silverlake's big break came in 1994, when then-chairman of Singapore's United
Overseas Bank, Wee Cho Yaw, hired the company for a total revamp.
 The company boasts clients in 80 countries across Asia, Africa, Europe and the
Middle East, but its core market remains Southeast Asia.

Silverlake Axis
 A leading enterprise technology, software and services company in the high
growth Asia Pacific Region.
WEBSITE : https://www.silverlakeaxis.com/

Chu Jenn Weng

 Chu Jenn Weng is managing director, president and CEO of ViTrox.
 The company is a maker of automated vision inspection equipment for the
semiconductor and electronic packaging industries.
 Chu co-founded the company in 2000 with Steven Siaw Kok Tong, who was his
colleague at HP Malaysia.
 ViTrox is expanding in China and elsewhere in Asia as well as in Europe, Mexico,
and the U.S.
 ViTrox featured in Forbes Asia's list of Best Under a Billion companies in 2019. It
previously appeared on the list in 2011, 2015 and 2018.

VITROX
 Designs and manufactures innovative, leading-edge, and cost-effective
automated vision inspection equipment and system-on-chip embedded
electronics devices for the semiconductor and electronics packaging industries.
 Serves from semiconductor Outsourced Assembly and Test (OSAT) companies,
printed circuit board manufacturers, electronics assemblies’ companies, Original
Equipment Manufacturers (OEM), Original Design Manufacturers (ODM),
Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) providers and Contract Manufacturers
(CM) around the world.
Vision
 Be the world’s most trusted technology company.
WEBSITE : https://www.vitrox.com/
Ling Chiong Ho
 Ling Chiong Ho started his business by plying tugboats and then making them.
 Today his Shin Yang Group builds ships, exports timber and develops property.
 Ling derives most of his wealth from a stake in listed Sarawak Oil Palms, where he
served as group executive chairman until March 2022. He's now group business
advisor.
 His son Lu Kuang took over as chairman; daughter Pau Pau sits on the board.

SHIN YANG GROUP

 Incorporated on 24th February 1983.
 Business activities such as construction, shipping (domestic & international),
real estate, plantations, quarrying.
 Main core activities:
Timber (Upstream & Downstream)
International & domestic shipping and ship building services
Property development & civil engineering
Plantation
Service and support
WEBSITE : https://www.shinyang.com.my/

Ngau Boon Keat

 Ngau Boon Keat is the cofounder and chairman of Dialog Group, a large oil-and-gas
services provider.
 The group's projects include the expansion of its deepwater terminal in Johor, the first
of its kind in Southeast Asia.
 A mechanical engineer from the University of Canterbury, New Zealand, he began his
career in 1972 with Mobil Singapore, then worked with Petronas.
o Holds a bachelor’s degree (Hons.) in Mechanical Engineering and an Honorary
Doctorate in Engineering from the University of Canterbury, New Zealand.
o A member of the Institution of Engineers, Malaysia and the Institution of Engineers,
Singapore.
o A Registered Professional Engineer with the Board of Engineers Malaysia.

DIALOG GROUP
Our Vision

 To be the leading integrated technical service provider to the energy sector, in
Malaysia and internationally.

WEBSITE : https://www.dialogasia.com/
Lim Han Weng
 Lim Han Weng founded and chairs oil and gas company Yinson Holdings.
 Lim started Yinson Holdings in 1984 as a transport and trading business with his
wife, Bah Kim Lian, who is an executive director.
 He took the company's logistics business private in 2015 to maintain a focus on oil
services.
 His son, Chern Yuan, is the group's chief executive while his other son, Chern Wooi,
is chief executive of Yinson's marine business.
 In 2020 the company diversified into renewable energy with the purchase of two solar
power plants in India.

YINSON HOLDINGS
WEBSITE : https://www.yinson.com/

Gooi Seong Lim

 Gooi Seong Lim is chairman and managing director of property and construction firm
Crescendo, and chairs palm oil producer Kim Loong Resources.
 Gooi began his career as an aerospace engineer with the Atomic Agency of Canada.
 He shares his fortune with three younger brothers, Gooi Seong Chneh, Gooi Seong
Gum and Gooi Seong Heen.
o Graduated from the University of Toronto, Canada, with a Bachelor of Applied
Science degree in Mechanical Engineering in 1972 and a master’s degree in
Mechanical Engineering in 1975.
o Since 1975, he has been the Managing Director of Sharikat Kim Loong Sendirian
Berhad (“SKL”), a company which owns a controlling stake in CCB and Kim Loong
Resources Berhad (“KLR”), a public company listed on Main Market of Bursa
Malaysia Securities Berhad (“Bursa Securities”). He has also been a director of Kim
Loong Palm Oil Sdn. Bhd. (“KL)

KIM LOONG RESOURCES

 The principal activities of the KLR Group may be divided into two main areas:
plantation operations and milling operations.
WEBSITE : http://www.kimloong.com.my/

CRESCENDO CORPORATION BERHAD

 Crescendo Corporation Berhad is a home-grown name and family property
development business that is listed and headquartered in the southern state
of Johor.
WEBSITE : https://crescendo.com.my/corporate/whatwedo/

Patrick Grove
 Patrick Grove is the cofounder, chairman and group CEO of Catcha Group, which has
interests in digital businesses.
 He cofounded on-demand video service Iflix, which operates in more than 25
countries in Southeast Asia, South Asia, North Africa, and the Middle East. It was
sold to Tencent for $50 million in 2020.
 His Australia-listed Frontier Digital Ventures has invested in 16 classifieds sites in
Asia, Africa, and Latin America.
 Catcha Group sold its stakes in online dealership iCar Asia, through two share swap
deals in 2021 and 2022, to Malaysia's first unicorn Carsome.
o Born 30 April 1975 in Singapore

CATCHA GROUP
 Building and investing in disruptive technology companies.
WEBSITE : https://www.catchagroup.com/about-us/

Ong Leong Huat

 Ong Leong Huat is the executive chairman and majority shareholder of financial
services company OSK Holdings.
 He is also the chief executive of its property arm, OSK Property Holdings.
 He has retired from the board of OSK Ventures International, the group's venture
capital and private equity firm.
 OSK Holdings and OSK Ventures International are listed in Malaysia.
 OSK Holdings has a minority stake in RHB Bank, one of Malaysia's largest banks.
OSK HOLDINGS
 Began operations in 1963 as a small stockbroking company.
 Conglomerate with diversified business interests in Property Development
and Investment, Construction, Industries, Hospitality and Financial Services.
 Our vision is to be a long-term business builder that delivers superior value to
all our internal and external stakeholders.
WEBSITE : https://www.oskgroup.com/

Loh Kian Chong

 Loh Kian Chong is executive chairman of Oriental Holdings, a listed Penang-based
group that started with cars.
 Oriental has extended its business portfolio to healthcare, hotels, palm oil plantations
and resorts.
 The group's subsidiary Star Life Pharma was set up in 2019 as a pharmacy business.

ORIENTAL HOLDINGS
 Established on 24 December 1963.
  Business segments
- Automotive and Related Products
- Plastic Products
- Hotels and Resorts
- Plantation
- Investment Holding
- Investment Properties & Trading of Building Material Products
- Healthcare
WEBSITE : https://ohb.com.my/

Loi Tuan Ee
 Brothers Loi Tuan Ee and Tuan Kin cofounded Farm Fresh in 2007, starting out with
rearing goats.
 Five years later, with help from Malaysian sovereign wealth fund Khazanah Nasional,
they built a dairy farm to rear cows.
 Tuan Ee is managing director and CEO; Tuan Kin serves as plant operations director.
Sister Foon Kion also sits on the board.
 The company produces 140 million liters of milk products annually across six dairy
farms, five in Malaysia and one in Australia.
 The company's IPO in March 2022 was backed by Khazanah and raised $238 million.
FARM FRESH
WEBSITE : https://www.farmfresh.com.my/the-farm-fresh-story/

Kong Chong Soon

 Kong Chong Soon developed and runs hotels, restaurants, and recreational outlets.
 He cofounded United Overseas Australia in 1987; today it develops residential and
commercial properties in Malaysia's Bangsar area.
 Son Sze Choon runs the group's real estate investment trust.

UNITED OVERSEAS AUSTRALIA

 One of the leading property groups in Malaysia.
  Founded and listed on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) as United
Overseas Australia Ltd in 1987
 UOA has focused on property development, construction, property
investment, and property management.
 Headquarters and business operations in Kuala Lumpur.
WEBSITE : https://uoa.com.my/

Stanley Thai
 Stanley Thai started Supermax with his wife Cheryl Tan in 1987 as a distributor of
latex gloves; Supermax began manufacturing gloves in 1989.
 Today the Malaysia-listed company manufactures 24 billion gloves a year and exports
to 165 countries.
 The company's U.S. arm plans to invest $350 million to build a medical gloves
factory in Texas.
  Shares took a hit in 2021 as both demand and the average selling price of gloves
weakened as the pandemic abated.
 Their U.S.-educated daughter, Cecile, sits on the board of Supermax.

SUPERMAX
 World class latex glove conglomerate - a leading international manufacturer,
distributor and marketer of high-quality medical gloves.
Vision
 To be the global market leader in the manufacture of Medical Gloves.
Mission
 To be the global brand of choice among users of Medical Gloves.
WEBSITE : http://www.supermax.com.my/

Desmond Lim Siew Choon

 Property tycoon Desmond Lim Siew Choon started developing residences and offices
with property company Khuan Choo Group in the 1980s.
 His crown jewel is Pavilion Mall, a shopping center in the heart of Kuala Lumpur.
 The mall is a key asset of his Pavilion Real Estate Investment Trust, in which he and
his wife own shares.
  Lim also holds a stake in Hong Kong-listed Nan Hai, a consumer electronics
manufacturer and property developer.

PAVILION MALL
WEBSITE : https://www.pavilion-kl.com/

Steven Siaw Kok Tong

 Steven Siaw Kok Tong cofounded electronics company ViTrox with Chu Jenn Weng,
his former colleague at HP Malaysia, in 2000.
 ViTrox manufactures automated vision inspection equipment for the semiconductor
and electronic packaging industries.
  In 2021, ViTrox's net profit was up 61% while revenue rose 31% buoyed by strong
demand and the continued global shortage of semiconductor components.
 ViTrox is expanding in China and elsewhere in Asia as well as in Europe, Mexico,
and the U.S.

ViTrox
 ViTrox designs and manufactures innovative, leading-edge and cost-effective
automated vision inspection equipment and system-on-chip embedded
electronics devices for the semiconductor and electronics packaging
industries. ViTrox's core products are its Machine Vision System (MVS),
Automated Board Inspection (ABI) and Electronics Communication System
(ECS).
 Serves customers from semiconductor Outsourced Assembly and Test
(OSAT) companies, printed circuit board manufacturers, electronics
assemblies companies, Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM), Original
Design Manufacturers (ODM), Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS)
providers and Contract Manufacturers (CM)
WEBSITE : https://www.vitrox.com/

Wong Thean Soon

 Wong Thean Soon cofounded My E.G. Services, a provider of immigration, vehicle
registration, utility payments and other government services.
  Wong, who was an internet product developer, designed the e-government portal that
led the country's push into the digital economy.
 In February 2018, the company spent $2.4 million on a 3% stake in Ximmerse, a
Chinese mobile augmented and virtual-reality developer.
 Founded in 2000, My E.G. Services is listed on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange.

My E.G. Services
 A concessionaire for the Malaysia Electronic-Government (“E-Government")
MSC Flagship Application.
 MYEG builds, operates, and owns the electronic channel to deliver services
from various Government agencies to Malaysian citizens and businesses.
Our Vision
 "To be a high value-added provider of globally competitive IT services. “
WEBSITE : https://www.myeg.com.my/

Yong Pang Chaun

 Yong Pang Chaun is the founder and managing director of listed fashion retailer
Padini Holdings.
  After finishing secondary school, Yong joined a textile merchant in Singapore. He
returned to Malaysia to set up Padini's first venture in 1971, supplying garments to
department stores.
 Based in Kuala Lumpur, Padini has 140 stores in Malaysia and overseas, with nine
fashion labels.
 Yong's wife Chong Chin Lin and sons, Benjamin (Tze Jet) and Andrew (Tze How),
are executive directors in the company.

PADINI HOLDINGS
 One of the country’s prominent fashion companies.
 Padini Concept Store with eight brands (Padini, Seed, Padini Authentics, PDI,
P&Co, Miki, Vincci and Vincci Accessories) and Brands Outlet.
WEBSITE : https://corporate.padini.com/

Ng Chai Eng
  Ng Chai Eng cofounded engineering services firm UWC with Lau Chee Kheong in
1990.
 Ng is the group CEO and executive director.
 UWC provides high-end engineering and manufacturing services for industries such
as semiconductors and telecom.
 The company went public in 2019.

UWC

WEBSITE : https://www.uwcberhad.com.my/