Opening of US-based company in Johor will boost investments, job opportunities, says exco member


Johor investment, trade and consumer affairs committee chairman Lee Ting Han looks on as Oliver Health Packaging chief executive officer Michael Benevento demonstrates one of its products during the groundbreaking ceremony at i-Tech Valley in Iskandar Puteri on Feb 20, 2023.

JOHOR BARU: Johor has welcomed a US-based medical packaging manufacturer to its shores involving an investment value of about RM200mil, says Lee Ting Han.

The state investment, trade and consumer affairs committee chairman said the 6,400 sq m facility is Oliver Healthcare Packaging’s first plant in South-East Asia.

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