OGX Group acquires new headquarters for RM19mil


PETALING JAYA: OGX Group Bhd is proposing to acquire a three-storey detached warehouse with a four-storey office annexed thereto and a guardhouse, with a land area of 4,086 sq m in Damansara, Selangor, from Trisystems Engineering Sdn Bhd for RM19mil.

In a filing with Bursa Malaysia, OGX said the proposed acquisition forms part of the intended utilisation of public issue proceeds disclosed in the company’s prospectus, whereby RM30mil of the proceeds raised from its initial public offering has been earmarked for the acquisition of a new headquarters, together with the associated renovation and fit-out costs.

“The group is currently operating in two units of three-storey factories, which are located in Bukit Jelutong, Shah Alam, with an aggregate built-up area of approximately 14,000 sq ft.

“These premises accommodate the group’s corporate office, comprising two large meeting rooms and 70 workstations as well as its warehouse. As the group’s business has expanded, the existing premises have become increasingly constrained.”

Due to the limited office space, OGX said it has implemented a hot-desking arrangement, under which employees do not have permanently assigned workstations and instead utilise available workstations on a rotational or as-needed basis to optimise space utilisation.

“The new headquarters will house the group’s business operations, and also includes a dedicated experience centre to showcase its information technology infrastructure solutions and products offerings, a larger warehouse space as well as a dedicated floor space for potential future business ventures.”

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Business News

Ringgit ends mostly higher against major currencies, but weakens vs US dollar
MBSB Bank provides RM29.6mil financing to Bisajuta for Sabah infrastructure projects
Reservoir Link secures PPA for 200MWac solar facility in Sarawak
MASkargo, IAG Cargo and Qatar Airways Cargo complete first customer shipment trial
Citi appoints Yik Ping Chong as Malaysia commercial banking head
Binastra records 93.4% revenue growth in 1H27, declares 4.0 sen dividend
FBM KLCI falls amid broad selling, ringgit sinks to one-month low
Malaysia strengthens aerospace position as local players move up value chain
Moody’s: 14-17GW additional power capacity to require up to RM95bil investment over 10 years
Malaysia treasurers bullish on AI, digital currencies despite integration barriers

Others Also Read