South Korea-based OCI Holdings opens regional HQ in Malaysia


Tengku Zafrul called on OCI M to support local demand as Malaysia is moving aggressively in the front-end semiconductor value chain and green sectors such as electric vehicle development and renewable energy.

KUALA LUMPUR: South Korea-based energy and chemical company OCI Holdings has opened its regional headquarters here, marking a significant milestone in its commitment to expand its presence in the region.

OCI Holdings chairman Lee Woo Hyun said the new OCI M Sdn Bhd office is located in a thriving economic hub in South-East Asia and would serve as a pivotal centre for the company’s operations, facilitating closer collaborations with stakeholders, partners and clients across the region.

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