SCRB acquires land in Sarawak for RM5.6mil
In a filing with Bursa Malaysia, the integrated fast moving consumer goods firm said it intends to construct a new warehousing and cold storage facility that will serve as an additional distribution centre for the group in Sarawak.
'The current warehousing and cold storage facilities are operating at almost full capacity, resulting in the need to rent additional storage space occasionally to store products which increases expenses and reduces operational efficiency.
'The new warehousing facilities will include a new warehousing area, cold storage facilities (such as freezer and chiller room to store frozen and chilled food), office, loading and unloading bay.'
Additionally, SCRB said the new warehousing facility with an expanded total built-up area and pallet space will provide the group with future growth and expansion at the same time increase operational efficiency.
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