PNB to review strategic plan


“PNB has set a mid-term period for the STRIVE-15 reviews, and currently we are doing a mid-term review on it. We’ll see what have been agreed (upon) and what have been achieved. Basically, STRIVE-15 would be consistent with what we said we were going to do three years ago, ” president and group chief executive officer Jalil Rasheed told reporters

PETALING JAYA: Permodalan Nasional Bhd (PNB) will relook its STRIVE-15 Strategic Plan 2017-2022 on whether there is a need to tweak it forward, given the current weak investment returns environment globally and geopolitical issues.

“PNB has set a mid-term period for the STRIVE-15 reviews, and currently we are doing a mid-term review on it. We’ll see what have been agreed (upon) and what have been achieved. Basically, STRIVE-15 would be consistent with what we said we were going to do three years ago, ” president and group chief executive officer Jalil Rasheed told reporters after the final round of the PNB investment quiz and prize giving ceremony, yesterday.

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