Orgabio proposes RM11.3mil Selangor land acquisition


PETALING JAYA: Orgabio Holdings Bhd is proposing to acquire a piece of freehold land measuring 5,263 sq metres in Semenyih, Selangor from Chung Lian Fatt for RM11.26mil.

In a filing with Bursa Malaysia, Orgabio said the property has been identified as a suitable site due to its strategic location adjacent to the company’s new factory at Sungai Purun, Semenyih.

“This proximity will facilitate the seamless transfer of goods between the company’s manufacturing and warehousing facilities and enhance the integration of its manufacturing and logistic operations.

“In addition, the availability of an existing warehouse building on the property will enable the company to commence operations sooner with minimal renovation and fit-out works.”

Orgabio is primarily involved in the provision of manufacturing services of instant beverage premixes for third party brand owners, as well as the manufacturing, sales and marketing of its house-brand instant beverage premixes.

“In line with the group’s expansion strategy and increasing operational requirements, the group has identified the need to establish a dedicated warehouse facility to enhance its storage capacity, distribution efficiency and overall logistics operations for its instant beverage premixes supply.”

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