Cypark rides on renewable energy wave


Daud: ’RE is something that every country has to do eventually.’

THE growing emphasis on renewable energy in Malaysia is a boon for Cypark Resources Bhd.

The green energy and engineering solutions provider - which has seen the reemergence of the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) as a substantial shareholder in recent months – is said to stand a good chance to bag some potential government projects that will be rolled out under the country’s development blueprints such as the 11th Malaysia Plan (11MP).

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