Like a well-oiled machine


Tee roped in his sons Robert, 34, and Ryan, 32, to take the company to the next level.

Hasil Karya started from zero, literally, as entrepreneur Tee Ah Ling didn’t even have a product in hand to sell when he started in 1983. But his ability to adapt to changing conditions has ensured the success of company, which is now preparing to move into a spanking new warehouse with an exhibition area, reports LIM WING HOOI.

BEING able to adapt to changes is a way of life for entrepreneur. You have to be able to read the market, expect the unexpected, and change if you’re to do well in business.

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