Cropmate to benefit from China’s durian demand


From left: Hong Leong Investment Bank Bhd head of equity market Phang Siew Loong, Cropmate financial controller Ian Siah Jun Ren, independent non-executive director Yeo Shu Pin, sales and technical director Leong Fo Seong, independent non-executive chairman Wayne Lau Yoon Kwai, managing director Lee Chin Yok, non-independent executive director Lee Cheng Seng, non-independent executive director David Lee Cheng Fei, independent non-executive director Tengku Faradiza Tengku Baharuddin, Hong Leong Investment Bank corporate finance co-head Shim Choon Lim and ECM acting head Suzanne Leong Sook Ling.

PETALING JAYA: Increased demand for durian in China is expected to be a key driver for newly listed fertiliser producer Cropmate Bhd’s growth in 2025.

Non-independent executive director David Lee Cheng Fei told the media that demand from China was noted to have spiked by more than 100%, which Malaysia was bound to benefit from.

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