SIG plans to relocate refilling plants


MAIN market-bound SIG Gases Bhd plans to utilise part of the proceeds from its initial public offering (IPO) for the relocation of its refilling plant in Pahang and Malacca to larger premises as it tries to meet higher demand for industrial gases in the country.

“We are catering to a variety of industries, and with the improvement in the Malaysian economy, we are seeing an increase in demand for industrial gases,” says executive director Stanley Lau.

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