From left: PRG director Tan Sri Mazlan Lazim, Furniweb chairman Datuk Lim Heen Peok, Lua and PRG managing director of property & construction Datuk Wee Cheng Kwan during a visit to the United World College of Southeast Asia in Singapore. M&V SG has enabled the college to deploy a curated digital architecture, which allowed it to create efficiencies in its water, energy, plant and personnel management.
PRG sees growing demand and an expanding market in the EE business both in Malaysia and Singapore. PRG recently completed the acquisition of the remaining 62.75% stake in Singapore’s ESGL for HK$58.19 million via Furniweb on Aug 29. “The moment the government takes a firm stand on implementing this policy, this will be a boom. We see good prospects in this business. A lot of public companies are introducing this business, especially solar companies. We’re already in the market for 10 years and we have the first mover advantage. This is what we want to position ourselves in Malaysia,” Lua told reporters during a media trip here this week.