CFM and Energy Absolute consider setting up plant


The 50:50 JV, called Energy Absolute Malaysia, is also looking at setting up a manufacturing plant in Malaysia over the longer term in the second phase of its plans, said CFM managing director Datuk Justin Lim.

KUALA LUMPUR: The Main Market-listed Computer Forms Malaysia Bhd’s (CFM) joint venture (JV) with Energy Absolute Thailand Public Co Ltd will import 200 electric buses for use in Malaysia.

The 50:50 JV, called Energy Absolute Malaysia, is also looking at setting up a manufacturing plant in Malaysia over the longer term in the second phase of its plans, said CFM managing director Datuk Justin Lim.

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