Firms still drawn to Penang


(From left, back row) Rajesh, COO Eric Starkloff, Davern and Chow observing production line workers at the NI factory. — Photos: MUSTAFA AHMAD/The Star

COMPANIES reinvesting and expanding in Penang is a vote of confidence for the state and it draws other companies to do likewise.

Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow said when a company chooses to expand their plant and invest more in the talent pool in Penang, it shows that the state and the nation as a whole has the ability to attract foreign direct investments.

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