Opcom to double fibre-optic cable production


  • Business
  • Saturday, 22 Nov 2003

Opcom Holdings Bhd expects to raise its fibre optic cable production volume to about 2,500km per month from the current 1,200km by 2005, said chairman and managing director Datuk Mukhriz Mahathir.  

He said the company, which mainly produces slotted fibre optic cables, was expanding its RM40mil manufacturing plant in Shah Alam to cater to the rise in demand for loose tube fibre optic cables. 

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