Eversendai hoping for a steel-clad 2022


If 2020 was supposed to be about survival, Nathan notes that this mode continued this year as the pandemic did not slow down, causing lockdowns in the countries that it operates in.

EVERY morning, Tan Sri A K Nathan looks out of the back window of his home and takes a look at the Menara 118 building, located about five km away from his home.

The executive chairman and group managing director of Eversendai Corp Bhd has a direct interest in the progress of the building, as the firm is involved in the structural steel work of Kuala Lumpur’s latest skyscraper.

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