(From right) Desmond showing Dr Ong and Siew Ki some of the products in Oversea Lighting and Electric factory.
FACTORIES in Balakong, Selangor, will open their doors to visitors once stakeholders have ironed out the finer details required for industrial tour packages.
In announcing this, Deputy International Trade and Industry Minister Dr Ong Kian Ming said this would allow factory owners to promote their brands and give investors an insight into Balakong’s manufacturing capability.
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(From right) Desmond showing Dr Ong and Siew Ki some of the products in Oversea Lighting and Electric factory.
An Oversea Lighting and Electric worker placing LED panels into water-tight casings in the Balakong plant.
Visitors to Tuck Hua Metalworks will learn how metal sheets are turned into shelves.
(From left) Hoh, Pang and Kong.
A worker stirring a huge pot of 'kaya' at the Yu Ai Food Industries factory in Balakong.
Workers at Yu-Ai Food Industries packing products at the factory.
Leong (left) explaining one of the food processes to Dr Ong at Yu-Ai Food Industries’ plant in Balakong.
A worker looks over a big pot of mochi dough at Yu Ai Food Industries’ factory in Balakong. The company may consider setting up a cafe for visitors to try the delicacies.
Jalan Kuan Poh Fatt in Kampung Baru Balakong Industrial Park is named after the second KBBIAA president.
A wire cutting machine ensures uniformity and copper wires inside their protective plastic wrapping are not bruised at the Oversea Lighting and Electric factory in Balakong.
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