Xin Hwa launches RM100mil e-fulfilment centre in Shah Alam


From left: Xin Hwa executive director Kok Poh Fui, Xin Hwa executive director Ng Yam Pin, Xin Hwa managing director Ng Aik Chuan, Malaysian Investment Development Authority CEO Datuk Arham Abdul Rahman, Xin Hwa independent non-executive chairman Tan Sri Dr. Suleiman Mohamed, Xin Hwa independent non-executive director Datuk Jory Leong Kam Weng and Xin Hwa independent non-executive director Liew Check Leong.

KUALA LUMPUR: Xin Hwa Holdings Bhd (Xin Hwa), a domestic integrated logistics service provider, has invested approximately RM100 million to establish an e-fulfilment centre in Shah Alam.

Xin Hwa said the e-fulfilment centre is a purpose-built building, specially designed to facilitate e-commerce logistics and to support the booming e-commerce market, which entails high volume and smaller-sized packages in general.

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