Othman Omar appointed FGV Holdings director


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KUALA LUMPUR: Datuk Dr Othman Omar has been appointed a director of FGV Holdings Bhd with effect from Monday following the reshuffle in the plantation group.

A statement to Bursa Malaysia said that Datuk Ab Ghani Mohd Ali had tendered his resignation as a director on the same day.

Following Ab Ghani’s resignation, Datuk Muzzammil Mohd Nor also resigned as he was the alternate director to Ab Ghani.

Othman is the group executive chairman of KL Entrepreneurs Experience Sdn Bhd (KLEX) & other KLEX Group subsidiaries.

He is also president of the Empire Business Club; executive chairman,KLIX Academy Sdn Bhd and co-founder, deeds.com.my (social/CSR online platform.

As for Ab Ghani , he was the deputy director general (economic development), Felda from 2015-2017 and director general from 2017-2018.

Meanwhile, Muzzammil is the deputy director general (management) of Felda since 2015.

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