TDM eyes tourism industry


  • Business
  • Saturday, 26 Jun 2004

PLANTATION-based TDM Bhd plans to embark on upcoming major infrastructure as well as tourism projects in Terengganu to cushion the group from fluctuations in the price of crude palm oil (CPO), which has fallen to RM1,500 per tonne. 

Its chairman Wan Hisham Datuk Wan Salleh said the group, which is owned by the Terengganu state government, aimed to participate in infrastructure and construction projects such as the state's new airport and East Coast Highway. 

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