Plus Solar sees revenue at RM150mil in 2020


Chief executive officer and co-founder Ko Chuan Zhen expressed his confidence on hitting the mark based on the company’s performance in the first eight months of FY20, with revenue growing to nearly RM100 million.(File pic shows KO receiving a certificate of recognition for the category of SME Advocate from Star Media Group Bhd chief business officer Lydia Wang at the SOBA 10th Anniversary Celebration on Nov 5, 2019 at New World Petaling Jaya Hotel. - FAIHAN GHANI/The Star.)

KUALA LUMPUR: Solar installation company Plus Solar Systems Sdn Bhd (+SOLAR) expects to achieve its revenue target of RM150 million for the financial year ending March 2020 (FY20), driven by solid demand from domestic companies.

Chief executive officer and co-founder Ko Chuan Zhen expressed his confidence on hitting the mark based on the company’s performance in the first eight months of FY20, with revenue growing to nearly RM100 million.

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