Malaysian CAB’s Indonesian venture to start


Java business: Chuah(inset pic) says construction work on the project will start by the first half in Java

GEORGE TOWN: CAB Cakaran Corp Bhd expects its joint-venture integrated poultry farming project in Indonesia with KMP Private Ltd, a business unit of Salim Group, to kick off in the first half of next year. This will mark CAB’s first foray into the Indonesian market as well as the layer business.

Group managing director Chris Chuah told StarBiz that the group was now finalising the details and cost of the project.

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