Kelington to invest up to RM60mil in gas plant


In a separate press release, Kelington chief exective officer Raymond Gan (pic) said that the new venture marks the group

PETALING JAYA: Engineering services company Kelington Group Bhd plans to invest up to RM60mil to build a carbon dioxide gas purification plant, following a supply agreement which was inked between its subsidiary and Petroliam Nasional Bhd (Petronas).

Its maiden foray into the business of industrial gases is expected to yield nearly RM1bil in revenue over the lifespan of the gas purification plant.

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