Sime Darby Motors seeks new partners


Hard at work: A view inside the Inokom plant in Kulim. Sime Darby Motors currently assembles BMW, Mini, Hyundai and Mazda vehicles at the plant.

KULIM: Sime Darby Bhd’s automotive arm, Sime Darby Motors, is in talks to attract new business partners to set up operations within its 200-acre manufacturing facility here.

Sime Darby Motors Malaysia, Thailand and Taiwan managing director Dennis Ho said securing any of the investors as partners would be “a game changer” for the group.

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