CSL unable to gauge loss due to fire at plant


PETALING JAYA: China Stationery Ltd (CSL) is still unable to ascertain the total damage caused by the fire at its plant in Fujian province early last month.

Although the affected area made up 40% of its plants’ total combined production capacity for the financial year ended Dec 31 (FY13), its management and insurance representatives were unable to access the scene to verify the damage as the scene where the fire took place had been sealed off by the police,it told Bursa Malaysia.

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