Harn Len plans to maintain operations in Pahang


  • Business
  • Saturday, 11 May 2019

Its job scope for the contract involves supplying concrete cement and metal for the upgrading of the Train Cargo Terminal at Padang Besar, Perlis, Dolphin said in a filing with Bursa Malaysia.

Loss-making Harn Len Corp Bhd, which is disposing of its 5,249.7-acre oil palm estate in Pahang, will continue its plantation business in the state, contrary to its earlier plan to exit the Peninsular Malaysia market.

A source tells StarBizWeek that Harn Len will only dispose of its Lian Hup estate in Rompin as announced on Bursa Malaysia on April 29. For context, the oil palm grower also owns the 5,229.5-acre Senang estate in Pahang.

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