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“We invest in resources, both in asset and human capital, as we believe in talent to drive the company forward in order to stay ahead of the curve,” says Kow.

PETALING JAYA: Despite anticipating another challenging year ahead with geopolitical issues, global oleochemical producer KLK Oleo remains cautiously optimistic about plans to explore new markets, specifically in the Latin America and African region, next year.

According to deputy chief executive officer Kow Tiat Yong, the company is determined to grow its export business by improving its marketing efforts in identified regions while enhancing marketing efforts in those areas.

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