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Borneo Post
05-07-2025
- Business
- Borneo Post
KTS Trading marks 50-year Suzuki partnership with Santubong beach cleanup
Tang (right) and Dominic (second left) pose for a group photo during the beach cleanup at Long Beach, Kampung Pasir Panjang. KUCHING (July 5): KTS Trading Sdn Bhd carried out a beach cleanup at Long Beach, Kampung Pasir Panjang in Santubong near here today in celebration of its 50-year partnership with Suzuki Marine. The initiative was held in conjunction with the Clean Up the World Campaign – Suzuki Clean Ocean Project, which brings together communities and businesses around the world to protect marine environments through beach cleanups, removal of marine debris, and promotion of ocean conservation. Around 35 participants, comprising KTS Trading staff and local residents, joined hands in the early morning to clear litter, plastics, and marine debris from the beachfront and surrounding areas. Among those who took part were KTS Trading representatives David Tang and Dominic Imau. KTS Trading said the cleanup was part of its ongoing commitment to corporate social responsibility and environmental sustainability. 'This effort not only marks a milestone in our partnership with Suzuki Marine but also reflects our dedication to safeguarding the environment for future generations. 'We hope to leave a cleaner and healthier legacy for the future generations while also strengthen the corporate mission in building a sustainable future that is balanced between development and conservation of nature,' said a spokesperson from KTS Trading. The Suzuki Clean Ocean Project is a global initiative active in over 26 countries. To date, it has rallied more than 20,000 volunteers worldwide and successfully removed over 120 tonnes of marine waste. The initiative aimed to raise public awareness on the importance of marine conservation while encouraging collective action to protect natural resources. beach clean-up KTS Trading Sdn Bhd Suzuki Marine
Borneo Post
28-06-2025
- Business
- Borneo Post
KTS Trading, BLD Group and See Hua Marketing team up for beach clean-up drive
Teams from KTS Trading, BLD Group and See Hua Marketing in a group photo after conducting the beach clean-up drive. MIRI (June 28): In celebration of 50 years of partnership with Suzuki Marine, KTS Trading Sdn Bhd, together with BLD Group and See Hua Marketing Sdn Bhd (Miri branch), today joined forces for the 'Clean Up the World Campaign – Suzuki Clean Ocean Project' at Marina Parkcity beach here. Participants gathered early in the morning to remove litter, plastics, and marine debris from the beachfront and surrounding areas. Spirits were high as teams worked together to clear waste that could otherwise endanger marine life or disrupt delicate coastal ecosystems. Spirits were high as teams collected waste that could otherwise harm marine life or disrupt fragile coastal ecosystems. The Suzuki Clean Ocean Project, now a global initiative, is active in over 26 countries; and has rallied more than 20,000 volunteers worldwide, successfully removing over 120 tonnes of marine waste. It unites businesses and communities worldwide in a shared mission to clean beaches, remove marine debris and promote ocean conservation. Miri's local campaign added meaningful momentum to this global effort, while also setting a strong example of corporate environmental responsibility in Sarawak. The initiative also aimed to raise public awareness and inspire action to safeguard marine environments for future generations. KTS Trading Miri branch manager, Stephen Chiew, said the clean-up event was a proud milestone in the company's long-standing partnership with Suzuki Marine. 'Today's beach clean-up event is a proud milestone in our 50-year partnership with Suzuki Marine. It symbolizes not just our shared business success but also our collective responsibility to protect the environment that sustains us all. We are honoured to contribute to the global Suzuki Clean Ocean Project, which has made a significant impact worldwide by removing marine debris and raising awareness about ocean conservation.' 'As we celebrate this golden anniversary, we reaffirm our commitment to environmental stewardship and community engagement. Together with our partners, we hope to inspire ongoing action to keep our beaches and oceans clean and healthy. Let this event be a reminder that every small effort counts in preserving our planet's precious marine ecosystems. Thank you to everyone who has joined us today in making a difference,' he added. beach clean-up KTS Trading See Hua Marketing Sdn Bhd Suzuki Marine
Borneo Post
14-06-2025
- Business
- Borneo Post
KTS, Suzuki Marine mark 50 years with ocean clean-up campaign
The KTS and Suzuki Marine team at the beach clean-up programme. KOTA KINABALU (June 14): The 50th anniversary of the partnership between KTS and Suzuki Marine marks half a century of strong collaboration and shared success. To commemorate this meaningful journey, KTS and Suzuki Marine, together with the Kinabalu Yacht Club, had launched the 'Clean Up the World Campaign – Suzuki Clean Ocean Project' here on Saturday. This programme represented more than just a campaign, as it is a collective commitment by both parties to protecting the oceans and preserving coastlines for generations to come. The clean-up campaign is a global initiative by Suzuki Marine, bringing together businesses and local communities from around the world to clean up beaches, remove marine debris, improve ocean health and most importantly, raise public awareness about the importance of marine conservation. Since this global project began, it has reached over 26 countries, engaged more than 20,000 volunteers and successfully removed over 120 tonnes of marine waste from the oceans. The Saturday event not only celebrates the long-standing partnership between KTS and Suzuki Marine, but also marks the beginning of their anniversary series with a strong message of environmental responsibility. KTS Sabah operations manager Wong Kee Mee said moving forward, the company will continue to give back to society, promote sustainability and provide cleaner, more enjoyable boating experiences. Wong underscored their commitment to building a future where people and nature can thrive together. 'Today, we are joined by passionate volunteers from KTS, Suzuki Marine, the Kinabalu Yacht Club and members of the community. 'Their energy and participation show the power of working together towards a shared mission — to protect our precious marine environment. 'Through this campaign, we hope to inspire more companies, more communities, and more individuals to take action and join us in preserving our oceans for the future,' he said. Also present were KTS Kota Kinabalu branch manager Wong Ching Diak, KTS Group Sabah area senior office manager Paul Hii, Suzuki dealer Ha Haw Chiong, KYC manager Tony Lai and KYC head of committee Omar Baki.
