Sharing vision for quality water


IN ITS continuous effort to provide clean and healthy water, Cuckoo International is collaborating with Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) on a research study for the H2O Industrial Centre of Excellence. The project will be conducted over five years through three phases with the goal to establish an industrial national reference centre, which will act as a benchmark for water quality in Malaysia. The centre is poised to act as a reference for market players and individuals alike to measure the quality of water. The agreement of collaboration was signed by Cuckoo International chief executive officer Hoe Kian Choon and UPM vice-chancellor Prof Datin Paduka Dr Aini Ideris. Invest Selangor chief executive officer Datuk Hasan Azhari Haji Idris and UPM Industry and Community Relations deputy vice- chancellor Prof Datuk  DrRenuganth Varatharajoo were the witness of the signing ceremony. Hoe said: “Cuckoo’s investment of RM10mil in this project reflects the potential it has as th

IN ITS continuous effort to provide clean and healthy water, Cuckoo International is collaborating with Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) on a research study for the H2O Industrial Centre of Excellence.

The project will be conducted over five years in three phases with the goal to establish an industrial national reference centre, which will act as a benchmark for water quality in Malaysia.

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