MGB and Doka to explore innovative additions to MGB’s IBS precast system


Executive director and chief executive officer Datuk Lim Lit Chek, MGB’s group executive chairman Tan Sri Ir Dr Lim Hock San, Doka GmbH chief executive officer Robert Hauser, MGB Bhd deputy chief executive officer Victor Wong, pose for a photo during the signing of the Memorandum of Collaboration between MGB Berhad and Doka Formwork Malaysia Sdn Bhd.
Executive director and chief executive officer Datuk Lim Lit Chek, MGB’s group executive chairman Tan Sri Ir Dr Lim Hock San, Doka GmbH chief executive officer Robert Hauser, MGB Bhd deputy chief executive officer Victor Wong, pose for a photo during the signing of the Memorandum of Collaboration between MGB Berhad and Doka Formwork Malaysia Sdn Bhd.

LEADING construction and property development solutions provider MGB Bhd – a subsidiary of LBS Bina Group Bhd, has entered into a strategic Memorandum of Collaboration (MOC) with Doka Formwork Malaysia Sdn Bhd – part of Doka GmbH, a global leader in formwork, scaffolding, and engineering solutions.

Guests from Malaysia were received by Doka GmbH chief executive officer Robert Hauser, on arrival at Doka’s headquarters in Austria.

Under this strategic collaboration, both parties will be looking to develop new or innovative engineering solutions for projects that utilised IBS precast concrete elements under MGB’s purview.

Doka’s leadership in providing optimised formwork systems, scaffolding solutions, engineering design, and technical support for cast in-situ concrete elements will be crucial to complementing MGB’s IBS precast concrete technology that is used for efficient and quality in mass construction of residential units.

By leveraging on the strengths of each party, Doka and MGB will look towards coming up with enhancements through innovation on the existing IBS precast concrete technology, by supplementing and combining relevant formwork and scaffolding solutions with on-site precast concrete elements such as panels, with an aim to integrate such solutions seamlessly.

Both parties will also endeavour to explore opportunities, align technical strategies, and implement innovative construction solutions that deliver measurable value and performance.

Additionally, this collaboration is one more step in MGB’s aspiration and continuous effort to digitise and optimise its operations and construction process, as Malaysia advances toward a more efficient, sustainable, and modern construction industry.

Through IBS precast concrete technology, MGB has successfully controlled its material usage and reduced wastage. In line with its on-going ESG goals, MGB consistently improves its ways to upscale the skills of its workers towards automation and skilled roles, especially in design and manufacturing, while reducing its carbon footprint by incorporating sustainable practices into its processes.

The signing of the MOC was attended by key leaders from both parties. For MGB, the

session was led by MGB’s group executive chairman Tan Sri Ir Dr Lim Hock San, executive director and chief executive officer Datuk Lim Lit Chek. Doka was represented by Robert Hauser and Doka Malaysia’s country manager Teh Aun Kua.

Commenting on the potential that the strategic collaboration can deliver, Lim, said:

“By partnering with a global formwork leader like Doka, we are not only enhancing the quality and efficiency of our projects in Malaysia and Saudi Arabia, but also reinforcing our commitment to innovation, sustainability, and international excellence. We believe this will lead to stronger project outcomes and long-term value for all stakeholders.”

 

 

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