MIGHT ANNUAL REPORT 2020

THE NEXT NORMAL: REVITALISE, GROW & RENEW

ANNUAL REPORT 2020

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MALAYSIAN INDUSTRY-GOVERNMENT GROUP FOR HIGH TECHNOLOGY (199401034376/320059P)

MIGHT Partnership Hub, Jalan IMPACT, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia.

www.might.org.my

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WHAT’S INSIDE

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THE ORGANISATION

CORPORATE STRUCTURE

MEMBERSHIP

SUBSIDIARY

HIGHLIGHTS 2020

MIGHT’S CORE

CORPORATE INFORMATION

AUDITOR BDO Level 8, BDO @Menara CenTaRa, 360 Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, 50100 Kuala Lumpur COMPANY SECRETARY

REGISTERED OFFICE No. 15B, Tingkat 2, Jalan Tengku Ampuan Zabedah F9/F Seksyen 9, 40100 Shah Alam, Selangor.

PLACE OF BUSINESS MIGHT Partnership Hub, Jalan IMPACT, 63000 Cyberjaya Selangor Darul Ehsan

Zainal Abidin Pit MAICSA 7014057 SSM Practising Certificate No. 201908003249

PRINCIPAL BANKER CIMB Bank Berhad Putrajaya Branch, 2M11-A Kompleks Kementerian Kewangan No 5, Persiaran Perdana, Presint 2, 62592 Putrajaya.

The Malaysian Industry-Government Group for High Technology (MIGHT) serves as a think- tank and provides strategic advisory in the prospecting for and promotion of industry development through strategic application of science and technology for Malaysia’s socioeconomic development. Its key role is building and driving partnerships in technology through a consensus building platform between the private and public sectors and providing strategic advice and alliances to shape high technology studies,

capacity building through policy interventions as well as flagship programmes and strategies for the country. MIGHT emphasises market intelligence initiatives using foresight practices and methodologies to identify technology and business opportunities. It is governed by a Board of Directors, helmed through the Joint-Chairmenship of prominent private sector personalities and senior government officials.

THE ORGANISATION MIGHT emphasises market intelligence initiatives using foresight practices and methodologies to identify technology and business opportunities.

An organisation built on the strength of partnership with more than 100 members and partners both local and international from industry, government and academia, MIGHT also facilitates and empowers members’ and partners’ success through nurturing, expanding and building high technology capacity of the Malaysian high technology ecosystem by creating opportunities and building competencies. This partnership is driven by localising R&D solutions for growth as well as building the talents for tomorrow.

To Serve the Nation in Advancing Competency in High Technology Through Partnership Towards Sustainable Development. MISSION

OBJECTIVES

Partnering To Deliver Impact Nurturing Techno Business Innovation

Developing Capability and Competency for High Technology Industry Securing Financial Foundation for Growth & Sustainability Setting Common Direction for High Technology Industry Development

ROLES OF MIGHT

To respond to the effects of globalisation and trade liberalisation on the country’s development and future economic growth.

To efficiently harness the country’s strengths to accelerate the use of high technology for sustainable economic growth.

To carry out ‘prospecting’—research and harnessing of technologies for the creation of business opportunities— activities in a dynamic, neutral and independent manner to fulfil the nation’s techno-business agenda.

To establish a triple helix synergy involving the Government, Industry & Academia. This consensus building mechanism allows for an understanding of the dynamics of the different sectors.

To develop a national ecosystem that encompasses all aspects of capability in the value chain identified with business opportunities in high technology sectors, policy formulation and human resource development.

OUR FORTE Programmes and activities include building strategic partnerships and alliances, technology acquisition and nurturing capacity building as well as strengthening the growth of these sectors through policy interventions and fagship programmes.

FORESIGHT & FUTURES THINKING

ENHANCING FUTURE TALENTS

DEVELOPING TECHNOLOGY PRIORITIES & ADVANCEMENT

OPTIMISING GLOBAL STRATEGIES & OUTREACH

DRIVING THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PLATFORM

PROMOTING TECHNOPRENEURSHIP EXCELLENCE

FOR SMART CITIES, RENEWAL ENERGY & INDUSTRY 4.0

UTILISING FORESIGHT AND FUTURES THINKING

BUILDING AND STRENGTHENING HIGH TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRIES

LEVERAGING LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION

CONSENSUS BUILDING

HARNESSING TECHNOLOGY

INTER- MINISTERIAL

NEUTRAL

MULTI SECTORAL

BUSINESS ORIENTED

GOVERNMENT INDUSTRY PARTNERSHIP

STRATEGIC DIRECTION

CENTRAL

OPTIMISING GOVERNMENT FUTURES THINKING, PROCUREMENT AND ACQUISITION

NURTURING TECHNOPRENEURS AND INNOVATIVE SOCIETIES

ELEMENTS OF MIGHT

In today’s world, close relationships between government, industry and academia allow for a rich flow of information and knowledge. Since its inception, MIGHT has contributed to developing high technology capability by using new and innovative approaches locally and globally. We continue to work on concensus building platforms and develop partnerships and networks, which in turn produce strategically thought-out action plans for implementation. These elements contribute to MIGHT’S strength to enable it to push the nation towards technological excellence.

“Mastery Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) must be strengthened to ensure the country’s social andeconomicprogress, open up more opportunities for local companies to research, and develop technologies that are competitive and exportable to international markets”. of

YAB TAN SRI DATO’ HAJI MUHYIDDIN HAJI MOHD. YASSIN Prime Minister of Malaysia

Patron of MIGHT

“We aim to develop and encourage the use of the latest technology and applications to transform industries and the people through not just using technology but also to becoming developers and technology creators”.

YB KHAIRY JAMALUDDIN Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation (MOSTI) Minister-in-charge of MIGHT

“The F.A.S.T.E.R principle – flat, agile, streamlined, tech-enabled, efficient and resilient need to be grasped by every civil servant in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. The services provided to the people should be technology-enabled so that digital technology is utilised due to the changing times driven by the Industrial Revolution 4.0”.

YBHG. TAN SRI MOHD ZUKI ALI Chief Secretary to the Government of Malaysia Honorary Advisor to MIGHT

“Our government, research universities, research institutions and industries will need to coordinate and synthesize research to build a comprehensive focus on the economic threats posed by emerging new realities and to translate research into robust guidelines that fully balance economic, social risks and rewards”.

Joint Chairman (Government) DATUK IR. (DR.) ABDUL RAHIM HJ. HASHIM

“Government and industy must implement the correct strategies to embrace and accelerate the adoption of new technology to ensure future readiness”.

TAN SRI DATUK DR. IR. AHMAD TAJUDDIN ALI, FASC Joint Chairman (Industry)

“As Malaysia strives to achieve a high income nation status, concerted efforts among key stakeholders from government, industry and academia, to further advance high technology industry and move the local industry up the value chain is imperative”.

DATUK DR. MOHD YUSOFF SULAIMAN President & Chief Executive Officer

ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE

PATRON

MINISTER-IN-CHARGE

GOVERNMENT

INDUSTRY

DATUK IR. (DR.) ABDUL RAHIM HJ. HASHIM

TAN SRI DATUK DR. IR AHMAD TAJUDDIN ALI, FASC

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

BOARD NOMINATION, REMUNERATION & INTEGRITY COMMITTEE

BOARD AUDIT & RISK MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

DATUK DR. MOHD YUSOFF SULAIMAN PRESIDENT & CEO

INTERNAL AUDITOR

INTEGRITY & GOVERNANCE UNIT

PRESIDENT & CEO’S OFFICE

INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT DIVISION

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TECHNOLOGIES DIVISION (SDT)

CORPORATE AFFAIRS & STRATEGY DIVISION (CASD)

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RUSHDI ABDUL RAHIM

DR. RASLAN AHMAD

ABD HALIM MOHD BISRI

IDA SEMURNI ABDULLAH ALI

MOHD ZAKWAN MOHD ZABIDI

DATUK IR. (DR.) ABDUL RAHIM HJ. HASHIM Joint Chairman (Government)

TAN SRI DATUK DR. IR. AHMAD TAJUDDIN ALI, FASC Joint Chairman (Industry)

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

First row from left

DATUK MATTHEW TEE (BinaPuri Holdings Berhad), DATUK KHALILUR RAHMAN EBRAHIM (System Consultancy Services Sdn Bhd) , MAZUIN ISMAIL ( Petroliam Nasional Berhad (PETRONAS))

Second row from left

DATUK IR. DR. SITI HAMISAH TAPSIR (Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (MOSTI )), DATO’ SRI NORAZMAN AYOB ( Ministry of International Trade & Industry (MITI)) , DATUK KHAIRIL ADRI ADNAN ( DreamEDGE Sdn Bhd)

Third row from left

DATO’ P’NG SOO HONG ( First Solar Malaysia Sdn Bhd) , TAN SRI DATO’ SERI DR. JEFFREY CHEAH ( Sunway Berhad) , DR. BICKY BHANGU (Rolls-Royce )

DATUK DR. MOHD YUSOFF SULAIMAN ( MIGHT) Fourth row

PAST MEMBERS OF MIGHT BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2020 Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Ahmad Ramli Mohd Nor (resigned 22 May 2020) Tn Yuswan Yunus (resigned 22 May 2020) Ir. Mohamed Firouz Asnan (resigned 5 November 2020) Marina Md Taib (resigned 5 November 2020) Datuk Seri Amir Hamzah Azizan (resigned 28 February 2021) Datuk Ir. Baharin Haji Din (alternate to Datuk Seri Amir Hamzah Azizan, resigned 28 February 2021)

ALTERNATE DIRECTORS DATO’ TAN KIA LOKE ( Sunway Group)

1. RUSHDI RAHIM 2 . DR. RASLAN AHMAD 3. MOHD ZAKWAN MOHD ZABIDI 4. ABD HALIM ABDUL BISRI Senior Vice President

DATUK DR. MOHD YUSOFF SULAIMAN President & Chief Executive Officer

TOP ROW FROM LEFT IDA SEMURNI ABDULLAH ALI Vice President MD ZAINI MD ZAKARIA Vice President MOHD NASIR MD IBRAHIM Senior Principal Analyst I ROBERT TAI CHIANG VUN Senior Principal Analyst I

BOTTOM ROW FROM LEFT MOHD NURUL AZAMMI MOHD NUDRI

Senior Principal Analyst I ZULKIFFLEE MOHAMAD Senior Principal Analyst I

SENIOR MANAGEMENT

MIGHT offers a platform for collaboration between the public and private sectors in driving the nation’s high technology industry. By providing a network of local and global linkages for members to capitalise on through synergistic partnerships, MIGHT is Malaysia’s own unique organisation that undertakes strategic alliances and performs analyses on high technology industry and business opportunities. MIGHT members are from various fields, including key government ministries and agencies, public listed companies, small and medium enterprises (SMEs), universities, research institutions, non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and multinational corporations (MNCs). MIGHT MEMBERSHIP

FACT FINDING MISSION TO PENANG 23-24 July 2020, Penang

The main purpose of the mission was to gain insights and perspectives from the industrial sector, in the development of the New Industry Master Plan (NIMP) currently developed by MIGHT for MITI. Engagement sessions were also made with First Solar and YOUTech at their respective premises under strict Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) adherence. Dato’ P’ng Soo Hong of First Solar shared on the current challenges faced by the solar energy industry amidst the global pandemic and how they are coping and striving further to ensure business continuity. To gather feedback from the automotive sector in Penang, meetings were held with several multi national corporations including Clarion, Bosch and Continental. On the final leg of the trip was a visit to YOUTech. YOUTech provides solutions to improve data security and confidentiality using encryption technology.

STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT WITH THE CHIEF MINISTER OF MELAKA, COMPOSITES TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH MALAYSIA (CTRM) AND DK COMPOSITES 26 August 2020, Melaka

On 26 August 2020, MIGHT paid a courtesy call to the Chief Minister of Melaka in relation to the Melaka Smart City initiative, a UNIDO project managed and coordinated by MIGHT. This was followed by a visit to CTRM, a longstanding MIGHT member. CTRM is a Centre of Excellence for composites and aerospace and is a leading supplier of fan cowls for major aircraft manufacturers. Collaboration with CTRM is in the works on the Smart Grid Project for the State of Melaka. MIGHT also visited DK Composites which specialises in the use of advanced composite materials in design, manufacture and installation of architectural structures. They have also expanded their scope to include land and marine vehicles and vessels such as yachts, boats and trains. The entourage was also given a preview the MyKar prototype. MyKar is a fully electrified vehicle developed by EV Innovations, a Malaysian start-up company. The fibreglass composite bodyshell of the vehicle was built by DK Composites.

LIST OF MEMBERS

LEAD MEMBERS

PETROLIAM NASIONAL BERHAD (PETRONAS) SIME DARBY BERHAD TENAGA NASIONAL BERHAD (TNB)

PERMANENT MEMBERS

ECONOMIC PLANNING UNIT ENERGY COMMISSION FOREST RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF MALAYSIA (FRIM) INSTITUTE OF STRATEGIC AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (ISIS) MALAYSIA KULIM TECHNOLOGY PARK CORPORATION SDN BHD MAJLIS AMANAH RAKYAT (MARA) MALAYSIA EXTERNAL TRADE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (MATRADE) MALAYSIAN ADMINISTRATIVE MODERNISATION AND MANAGEMENT PLANNING UNIT (MAMPU) MALAYSIAN AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE (MARDI) MALAYSIAN INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (MIDA) MAJLIS PERBANDARAN KLANG (MPK) MAJLIS PERUNDINGAN MELAYU (MPM) MALAYSIAN MARITIME ACADEMY SDN BHD (ALAM) MALAYSIAN NUCLEAR AGENCY (NUCLEAR MALAYSIA) MALAYSIAN PALM OIL BOARD (MPOB) MALAYSIAN RUBBER BOARD (MRB) MARITIME INSTITUTE OF MALAYSIA (MIMA) MIMOS BERHAD MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND AGRO-BASED INDUSTRY MALAYSIA MINISTRY OF DEFENCE MALAYSIA MINISTRY OF FINANCE MALAYSIA MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS MALAYSIA MINISTRY OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND INDUSTRY MALAYSIA (MITI) MINISTRY OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION (MOSTI) SIRIM BERHAD TECHNOLOGY PARK MALAYSIA CORPORATION SDN BHD UNIVERSITI KEBANGSAAN MALAYSIA (UKM) UNIVERSITI MALAYA (UM)

UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA (UPM) UNIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA (USM) UNIVERSITI TEKNIKAL MALAYSIA MELAKA (UTEM) UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MALAYSIA (UTM) UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA (UiTM) UNIVERSITI UTARA MALAYSIA (UUM) YAYASAN PENERAJU ADVANCED AIR TRAFFIC SYSTEMS (M) SDN BHD AMBANK GROUP AEROSPACE COMPOSITES MALAYSIA SDN BHD AXIATA GROUP BERHAD BANK PEMBANGUNAN MALAYSIA BERHAD

ORDINARY MEMBERS

BERJAYA GROUP BERHAD BINA PURI HOLDINGS BHD BOUSTEAD HEAVY INDUSTRIES CORPORATION BERHAD CLARA INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY GROUP COMPOSITES TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH MALAYSIA SDN BHD DESTINI PRIMA SDN BHD

LIST OF MEMBERS

ORDINARY MEMBERS

DRB-HICOM BERHAD DREAMEDGE SDN BHD DUOPHARMA BIOTECH BHD FIRST SOLAR MALAYSIA SDN BHD FREE THE SEED SDN BHD HEITECH PADU BERHAD HSS INTEGRATED SDN BHD (HSSI) KAY MARINE SDN BHD KERETAPI TANAH MELAYU BERHAD KHAZANAH NASIONAL BERHAD KUALA LUMPUR KEPONG BERHAD MALAYSIA AIRLINES MALAYSIA AIRPORTS HOLDINGS BERHAD

MALAYSIA DEBT VENTURES BERHAD MUHIBBAH ENGINEERING (M) BHD PERBADANAN USAHAWAN NASIONAL BERHAD (PUNB) PERNEC CORPORATION BERHAD PERUSAHAAN OTOMOBIL KEDUA SDN BHD (PERODUA) PHARMANIAGA BERHAD PJS INDUSTRIES SDN BHD PNB EQUITY RESOURCE CORPORATION SDN BHD PUNCAK NIAGA MANAGEMENT AND SERVICES SDN BHD RANHILL HOLDINGS BERHAD RHB BANK BERHAD SAPURA GROUP / SAPURA ENERGY

SARAWAK ENERGY BERHAD SCOMI ENGINEERING BHD SILTERRA MALAYSIA SDN BHD SMH RAIL SDN BHD SYSTEM CONSULTANCY SERVICES SDN BHD SUNWAY BERHAD TM BERHAD UEM GROUP BERHAD UZMA GROUP YOU TECH SOLUTIONS SDN BHD

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS

BAE SYSTEMS (INTERNATIONAL) LIMITED HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL SDN BHD ROLLS - ROYCE INTERNATIONAL LIMITED THALES MALAYSIA SDN BHD

Malaysia Rail Industry Corporation or better known as MARIC, is an industry- led platform that promotes coordination and integration among Malaysian rail players. Established on 17 April 2017 to support and represent the voice of local rail industry players, MARIC acts as a focal point for local players in the strategic development of human capital, technology and supply chain. MARIC benefits from relevant government investments and supports government policies on national rail industry development. A total of 36 local rail companies are gathered under MARIC, with focus on seven clusters of capabilities in system works, namely: signalling, track works, rolling stocks, telecommunication, power supply, automated fare collection and consultancy. The government’s localisation policy has significantly helped develop the local rail industry. The local players involvement in three major projects under The Greater Kuala Lumpur Plan 2010 has achieved international standards & recognition. These projects were awarded based on the capabilities of MARIC members together with the respective local and international rail partners.

MOU SIGNING WITH DEPARTMENT OF POLYTECHNIC AND COMMUNITY COLLEGE EDUCATION (DPCCE), MINISTRY OF HIGHER EDUCATION MALAYSIA 27 February 2020, MIGHT MARIC and Department of Polytechnic and Community College Education (DPCCE), Ministry of Higher Education Malaysia signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) of partnership in enhancing human capital development in the rail industry. This strategic collaboration is to establish a platform to nurture future talent in the rail industry which aims to provide opportunities for students and staff to undergo training with real work experience. DPCCE will provide the infrastructure, facilitites and equipment at their polytechnics and community colleges, while MARIC will impart expertise and consultation of training in areas related to rail. As a body that represents the local talent in system engineering, MARIC will facilitate and provide industry expertise in terms of curriculum development related to the relevant sectors in the rail industry. MARIC will also assist in career exposure and opportunities in the rail industry.

RAIL SHOWCASE AT OFFICIAL VISIT BY YB KHAIRY JAMALUDDIN, MINISTER FOR SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION TO MIGHT 18 June 2020, MIGHT

MIGHT organised a session on ‘Key Opportunities for Improving the Legal Framework and Building the Innovation Community for Technology Transfer in Malaysia’ with Minister for Science, Technology and Innovation (MOSTI), YB Khairy Jamaludin. It was a session that saw active participation by MARIC as a leading association in rail technology and system on technology in the field of rail and the capabilities of local rail industry, mainly in system engineering.

ENGAGEMENT WITH KILAT – KUALA LUMPUR INTERNATIONAL LOGISTICS & TRANSPORTATION CONFERENCE 26 November 2020, MIGHT

KiLAT is a specialised exhibition in Logistics Management, Rails, Ports, Airports, Aviation, Land Transports, Transport Manufacturing Hub, Signalling and Communications, Drone Providers, Electric Bus & Autonomous vehicle. It is a collaborative event with Ministry of Transport Malaysia with the support of Malaysia Rail Industry Corporation (MARIC). The objective of the event is to showcase and demonstrate new products, state-of-art technologies, vehicles, equipment and services for international and local logistic & transport related industries. This programme is a pivitol platform to showcase and highlight the local rail capabilities to the relevant stakeholders and government.

“THE DEVELOPMENT OF RAIL STANDARDS” -WEBINAR WITH SIRIM AND DEPARTMENT OF STANDARDS 5 & 20 November 2020, via online The development of rail standards is to support the national transport policies that prioritise local content and strive for an industrial sustainability in public transport. MARIC together with SIRIM, Standards Malaysia, MIGHT and agencies such as MATRADE and MIDA as steering committee developed the Malaysian rail standards aimed at penetrating the South East Asian export market. This is especially so for the Southeast Asian and global markets, where Malaysian rail standards can have a positive impact on the supply of technology, services and collaborative ventures. This is especially impactful for local companies with proven track record and demonstrated effectiveness. The standards are based on 36 rail standards developed by Agensi Pengangkutan Awam Darat (APAD).

PROSPECTS IN THE RAIL INDUSTRY IN INDONESIA AND THE PHILIPPINES - WEBINAR WITH MATRADE 25 -26 November 2020, via online

MARIC was by invited by MATRADE to speak on the Webinar Programme on the ‘Indonesia and Philippines Railway Industry: Current Updates & Business Opportunities’. MARIC Honorary Secretary, Mr. Haniff Ghazali gave valuable insight into the rail technology and industry for the South East Asian market. The objectives of this webinar were to be updated on the Indonesian and Philippines railway industries, and explore business opportunities as well as to promote Malaysian railway companies’s capabilities.

VentureTECH is an investment company established by the Government of Malaysia in 2009 with the national mandate to encourage the participation of local Malaysian companies in high value-added and high technology industries, a key mainstay that will drive Malaysia into a sustainable high- growth economy. VentureTECH assumes a catalytic role to assist the transformation of the nation’s economic development trajectory by advancing the capabilities of local technology based companies in targeted growth areas of bio-based, green and emerging industries with an aim to provide new opportunities for growth to generate socio economic benefits for the country and the people. This is achieved by collaborating with key ministries, lead development agencies and financial institutions. VentureTECH’s mission is to increase the number of viable, competitive regional and global companies in strategic and high value-added industries, which will be driven by our investment strategies customised to address the existing critical funding gaps within the ecosystem.

VISIT TO DREAMEDGE BY FORMER MINISTER OF TRANSPORT, YB ANTHONY LOKE 9 January 2020, i-Tech Tower, Cyberjaya

The Former Minister of Transport, YB Anthony Loke, made an official visit to DreamEDGE’s office in Cyberjaya, following the announcement of the private sector- driven 3rd National Car Project, and the unveiling of DreamEDGE Sdn Bhd as the project’s anchor company by the then Minister of International Trade and Industry, YB Darell Leiking in 2019. DreamEDGE’s CEO Datuk Khairil Adri Adnan showcased the company’s various locally developed technology and capabilities to the Minister and the delegation from the Ministry of Transport and other agencies. As a design house & engineering solutions provider delivering value added digital engineering services for automotive, shipbuilding and rail industries, DreamEDGE is well- positioned as the nation’s industrialisation catalyst, by creating new opportunities for local vendors and talent, and be part of the high technology value chain.

Having invested in DreamEDGE in 2016 with a focus on building its competence in design & engineering solutions, the spillover effect from this project such as job creations, local capacity building, innovation and industry development is directly aligned with VentureTECH’s impact-investment’s socio-economic goals.

VentureTECH has joined the New York-based Global Impact Investing Network (GIIN) in its continuous pursuit of the generation of positive social, environmental and economic impact for the benefit of the country and the community at large. With the breadth of global alliances of 340 members across 47 countries, GIIN is recognised as the global champion of impact investing dedicated to building infrastructure that facilitates growth in the scale and effectiveness of impact investing around the world. The aptly timed recognition has further benefitted VentureTECH’s impact investment focus that has been intensified to help all its investees weather through the challenges posed by COVID-19, complementing government’s tremendous efforts and commitment to revive the economy as well as ensuring business sustainability across all industries. This association with a global network of like-minded players will also enhance VentureTECH’s readiness and substantiate the company’s role in helping build the local industry particularly the Bumiputera players under the upcoming 12th Malaysia Plan, 2021-2025. Other benefits of becoming a network member of the global platform include facilitating the exchange of knowledge, sharing of industries’ best practices, offering avenue for strategic collaboration opportunities as well as bridging VentureTECH’s investees to markets abroad. VENTURETECH JOINS THE GLOBAL IMPACT INVESTING NETWORK – MEMBERSHIP TO STRENGTHEN READINESS OF BUMIPUTERA INDUSTRY PLAYERS UNDER 12 TH MALAYSIA PLAN 26 February 2020

YB Minister Khairy Jamaluddin, accompanied by Deputy Minister YB Haji Ahmad Amzad Hashim, and Secretary General of MOSTI, Datuk Ir. Dr. Siti Hamisah Tapsir and Deputy Secretary General MOSTI, Dr. Mohd Nor Azman Hassan, was received by Chairman of VentureTECH, Datuk Ir. Khalilur Rahman EbrahimandManaging Director of VentureTECH, Dr. Norida Abd Rahman, together with President & CEO of MIGHT, Datuk Dr. Mohd Yusoff Sulaiman at VentureTECH Office, iTech Tower, Cyberjaya. The YB Minister Khairy Jamaluddin was first briefed by VentureTECH’s investees including Prestigious Discovery Sdn Bhd, SeliaTech Medical Sdn Bhd and MYBiomass Sdn Bhd at their Industry Showcase Exhibit, followed by a formal briefing by Dr. Norida Abd Rahman on VentureTECH as the developmental investment entity for Bumiputera industry development in high value- added and emerging industries and its achievements since inception. YB Minister Khairy Jamaluddin also witnessed an Exchange of Investment Agreements for new investments in the areas of Industry 4.0 automation & robotic solutions and waste treatment management between two Bumiputera companies namely ACME Chemicals Sdn Bhd, represented by its Managing Director, Mr. Mohd Fouzi Mohamed Yunus and Managing Director of TXMR Sdn Bhd, YM Tengku Mohd Farid Tengku Hassim.

VISIT TO VENTURETECH BY MINISTER FOR SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION 18 June 2020, VentureTECH, Cyberjaya The Minister for Science, Technology and Innovation (MOSTI), YB Khairy Jamaluddin visited MIGHT and VentureTECH as part of a tour to all MOSTI’s agencies, as well as to experience first hand the entities’ progress and development.

TRIPARTITE MOU BETWEEN CO-INVESTMENT SIGNING BETWEEN VENTURETECH, DUOPHARMA BIOTECH AND PANGEN BIOTECH KOREA FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF MALAYSIA’S FIRST BIOSIMILAR FACILITY 17 July 2020, Putrajaya

The inking of a tripartite Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Duopharma Biotech Bhd (Duopharma Biotech) and PanGen Biotech Inc. (PanGen), marked the first establishment of Malaysia’s first commercial biosimilar production facility. VentureTECH will be investing RM15 million into a joint venturebetweenPanGen, aSouthKorea-basedcompany which specialises in research and manufacturing of bio-based medicine to produce biosimilar drugs and the Malaysian leading pharmaceutical company, Duopharma Berhad to produce biosimilar drugs to cater for both domestic and export markets and take advantage of the growing biosimilar market. In addition to generating high skilled employment, particularly in high-value biopharmaceutical products

and promoting technology adoption, the move will position Malaysia as a regional player in the growing biosimilar market, whilst improving affordability and accessibility to healthcare in the country. The MOU signing was witnessed by the Minister of MOSTI, YB Khairy Jamaluddin, accompanied by the Secretary General of MOSTI, Datuk Ir. Dr. Siti Hamisah Tapsir, VentureTECH’s Chairman, Datuk Haji Ir. Khalilur Rahman Ebrahim, VentureTECH’s Board representative from the Economic Planning Unit of the Prime Minister’s Department, Mr. Abdul Halim Abdul Aziz, and President & CEO of MIGHT, Datuk Dr. Mohd Yusoff Sulaiman, and Chairman of Duopharma Bhd, Tan Sri Datin Paduka Siti Sa’diah Sh. Bakir.

INVESTMENT AGREEMENT WITH TEVO CREATIONS SDN BHD FOR NANOCOATING APPLICATION MARKET 9 September 2020, VentureTECH, Cyberjaya

VentureTECH signed a RM2 million investment agreement with TEVO Creations Sdn Bhd (TEVO Creations), a Malaysia-made protective coating manufacturer to assist the company’s global expansion plan and tap into the opportunities of both smart coatings and nano-coating global markets. The investment will enhance the company’s production facilities, R&D, laboratories and asset acquisitions. Through value creation initiatives, TEVO Creations will advance synergies with other Bumiputera investee companies for business development locally and abroad. TEVO Creations produces surface protection nano coatings in liquid form with properties that enable savings in energy and water consumption, making it more environmentally friendly as compared to other conventional coatings. Presently, TEVO Creations’ distribution channels consist of about 35 countries worldwide and about 80 percent of its products are exported to South-East Asia, the UAE, Russia, Poland and the United States.

The investment agreement was signed between VentureTECH’s Managing Director, Dr. Norida Abd Rahman and Mr. Kern Eng, Managing Director of TEVO Creations Sdn Bhd. Also present for the exchange of the Agreement was Mr. Ahmad Redzuan Sidek, Chief Investment Officer of VentureTECH, Mr. Nizam Mohd Reza, Head Value Creation of VentureTECH, Mr. Asrul Hadi Azizan, CFO of VentureTECH, and Mrs. Nadzatul Akmar Shahludin, Head of Portfolio Management VentureTECH and other Directors of TEVO Creations.

CO-INVESTMENT MOU WITH SBI VENTURES MALAYSIA 14 September 2020, VentureTECH, Cyberjaya

VentureTECH inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with SBI Ventures Malaysia Sdn Bhd (SBI Ventures Malaysia), a subsidiary of one of the largest private equity groups in Japan, SBI Holdings Inc. Japan, through the establishment of a joint-venture investment company, targeting at least RM100 million of investments. This strategic partnership with a reputable global private equity player supports the call by YB Dato’ Sri Mustapa Mohamed, Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Economy), to attract foreign funds into the country, thus helping to improve liquidity in the country and boost the economy.

The targeted investment by this joint investment vehicle includes Malaysian and ASEAN based companies operating in the Biotechnology, Green Technology, Financial Technology and Emerging Technology as well as in the areas of Artificial Intelligence (AI), Robotics & Automation and Internet of Things (IoT). The MoU was signed between VentureTECH’s Managing Director, Dr. Norida Abd Rahman and SBI Ventures Malaysia’s Managing Director, Mr. Yoshihiro Ishiwata.

SITE VISIT TO TXMR SDN BHD BY DEPUTY MINISTER OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION 5 October 2020, TXMR Cheras

YB Haji Ahmad Amzad Hashim, the Deputy Minister of Science, Technology, and Innovation (MOSTI) visited TXMR Sdn Bhd and the automation company’s new plant in Cheras, accompanied by Mr. Ahmad Redzuan Sidek, Chief Investment Officer of VentureTECH and Mr. Nizam Mohd Reza, Head Value Creation of VentureTECH. TXMR’s Managing Director/Founder, YM Tengku Mohd Farid Tengku Hassim briefed the Deputy Minister on the company’s core business of automation and robotics solutions and the company’s business strategy on innovating robotic products and technologies to serve the local and global market.

During the plant tour, TXMR showcased their Integrated Conveyor Automation System (ICAS), Integrated Robotic System (IRS) dan Cyber Physical Management System (CPMS). The technology and solutions offered by TXMR will be of great benefit to country as the nation focuses on ramping up the Industrial Revolution 4.0 and digital transformation to remain competitive. The visit is part of VentureTECH’s continuous value creation initiative that has successfully connected VentureTECH’s investees with the right stakeholders.

INVESTMENT AGREEMENT WITH KIWITECH SDN BHD FOR DEVELOPMENT OF CITY SURVEILLANCE INFRASTRUCTURE IN SMART CITIES 10 December 2020, VentureTECH, Cyberjaya

VentureTECH announced its debut in the smart city industry by inking an investment agreement with Kiwitech Sdn Bhd (Kiwitech), a Bumiputera company offering Internet of Things (IoT) based application for city surveillance services to further enhance their proprietary Smart City Digital Platform. Kiwitech is a pioneer of Smart City Super Platform in Malaysia, with an aim to boost the security levels of city infrastructures by providing leasing services of its city level surveillance assets which include CCTV and multi- function smart pole. The investment echoes Malaysia’s rapid urbanisation that has resulted in the need for and implementation of smart cities to create sustainable cities and communities as propagated also by MIGHT. VentureTECH’s investment in Kiwitech will not only support the transformation of Malaysian cities into smart cities by way of Public-Private Partnership, but

also aims to accelerate the implementation of IR4.0 applications at platform level and harnessing skilled Bumiputera and local talents and expertise in enhancing the current Smart City Digital Platform. Presently Kiwitech is serving 28 out of 52 local authorities in Malaysia, resulting in a 50 percent market share in Malaysia, and has footings in three of five pilot cities identified in the Malaysia Smart City Framework. The Investment Agreement was signed by Dr. Norida Abd Rahman, Managing Director of VentureTECH and Mr. Azrin Abu Bakar, Managing Director of Kiwitech, and witnessed by Chairman of VentureTECH, YBhg Datuk Ir. Khalilur Rahman Ebrahim. Also present were Mr. Ahmad Redzuan Sidek, Chief Investment Officer of VentureTECH and Datuk Nik Ahmad Faizul Abdul Mallek, Advisor to Kiwitech.

INVESTMENT AGREEMENT WITH GAIA PLAS BHD FOR COMMERCIALISATION OF NEW PLANT-BASED BIODEGRADABLE PLASTICS 14 December 2020, VentureTECH, Cyberjaya

VentureTECH unveiled its RM10 million initial investment in Gaia Plas Bhd (Gaia), a Malaysian company principally involved in providing end-to-end solution for all-packaging products, for the development of plant- based biodegradable plastics and acquisition of assets to commercialise their green products. In line with efforts to increase the competitiveness of companies by encouraging them to produce higher value green products, VentureTECH’s investment in Gaia will help the commercialisation of Malaysia’s first biodegradable jerry can in the near future driven by the demand from existing markets . VentureTECH’s mission to lend support to companies seeking investment in green technology supports the national agenda as Malaysia hopes to boost market growth locally and regionally for new bio- based products in green packaging as well as other alternatives to plastics.

The investment in Gaia will also help materialise the government’s aim of ensuring that green business contributes to about 1.5 percent of Malaysia’s GDP or about RM60 billion by 2030, from RM8 billion in 2013, whilst fulfilling VentureTECH’s mandate of increasing Bumiputera’s industry participation in high growth, higher value-added industry. Presently Gaia is serving both local and overseas clients from United States, Singapore, Pakistan and Egypt. The company has ambitious business diversification plan to sell its green products both locally and overseas, primarily in Europe. The Investment Agreement was cemented by Dr. Norida Abd Rahman, Managing Director and Mr. Ahmad Redzuan Sidek, Chief Investment Officer representing VentureTECH and Puan Rina Shahar, Executive Chairman and Mr. Abdul Qy’yum Mustaqem, CEO representing Gaia Plas Bhd.

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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMME ON TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER IN MALAYSIA ORGANISED BY THE BRITISH COUNCIL, MIGHT, ITMA & ALP SYNERGY

5 MESTECC’S INSPIRING THE NEXT GENERATION IN STEM

WORKSHOP ON SUSTAINABLE AND RENEWABLE ENERGY SECTOR, JOINTLY ORGANISED BY MIGHT & TNBEC

27 CERTIFICATE OF COLLABORATION SIGNING CEREMONY (COC) BETWEEN MARIC AND DEPARTMENT OF POLYTECHNIC AND COMMUNITY COLLEGE EDUCATION (DPCCE), MINISTRY OF HIGHER EDUCATION (MOHE)

GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT FACILITY (GEF 6) NATIONAL STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING 16 OFFICIAL VISIT BY YB MINISTER

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FOR SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION YB KHAIRY JAMALUDDIN

FAMELAB MALAYSIA NATIONAL FINAL 2020

THE EAC WORKSHOP SERIES: PROMOTING COMPLEXITY & ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY 18

OFFICIATION OF ‘MELAKAKU MAJU JAYA’ SEMINAR

LEADERS IN INNOVATION FELLOWSHIP ONLINE IN- COUNTRY EVENT 9 16 LAUNCH OF THE MELAKA AWARENESS AND SMART GRID DEMONSTRATION PROJECT

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25TH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

23 STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT MEETING ON NATIONAL BIOMASS TO ENERGY STRATEGY REDUCING GHG EMISSIONS FROM RENEWABLE BIO- ENERGY MALAYSIA URBAN FORUM 2020

HIGH LEVEL DIALOGUE 3: PARTNERSHIPS FOR SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT 30 1 MOU BETWEEN REDBEAT ACADEMY AND MIGHT FOR FUTURE TALENT DEVELOPMENT

15 MASTER STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT SIGNING CEREMONY BETWEEN MIGHT, UNITEN, TNBES, ERESB & WILGATE SDN BHD FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF BIOMASS TO ENERGY (BTE) PROGRAMME

MIGHT’S CORE MIGHT was established with a mission to serve the nation in advancing competency in high technology towards sustainable development. Our mandate is to bridge the partnership with various stakeholders from both the public and private sectors in harnessing technologies for the creation of business activities in high technology. The fundamental of MIGHT’s mission is to attain the fifth objective of the Rukun Negara that is to build a progressive society that will make use of modern science and technology. This principle and objective have always been the guiding principle of MIGHT initiatives along with other economic policies introduced by the Government. The Shared Prosperity Vision is the continuation of the series of policies and models that represent the cornerstone of national development to date. MIGHT’s core activities interacts and aligns with the Shared Prosperity Vision strategic thrusts.

INDUSTRY CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE FOR RAILWAY- COLLABORATING FOR RAILWAY RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT IN MALAYSIA

HIGH IMPACT PROGRAMME (HIP5) IMMERSION PROGRAMME 19-24 January 2020, Dandenong , Melbourne A discussion was initiated on an immersion programme with Bombardier Australia, as part of capacity building programme for participating companies under the HIP5 programme. The immersion programme was scheduled to commence in March 2020. The immersion programme was designed and planned to specifically outline the requirements of Bombardier, thus providing invaluable information to participants on best practices, standards, supplier requirement, factory setup and factory operational matters. Bombardier designs, engineers, manufactures and maintains rolling stock across Australia, along with providing signaling, rail equipment, asset management and through-life support to customers and operators, with its largest operation in Dandenong, Melbourne.

21 January 2020, UITM, Shah Alam

The ACOE Rel is a collaborative programme with Ministry of Education Malaysia (MOE), Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM), Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia (UTHM), supported by main rail industry players-Prasarana Malaysia Berhad, Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad (KTMB) and Mass Rapid Transit Corporation (MyMRT). The desired objectives are to identify research priority areas of rail transport in the Malaysian context, develop a database of existing expertise and facilities at public universities as well as synergise research activities. MIGHT’s role in facilitating rail industry is imperative to promote local players’ capabilities, with the support of Malaysia Rail Industry Corporation (MARIC). Industry Centre of Excellence for Railway (ICOE Rel) set out to achieve global vision via developing local expertise and reducing dependence on external resources.

One of the topics discussed during the industry and academia session was on Malaysia’s railway issues and challenges, with discussion highly concentrated on System Development & Manufacturing (Track Network, Signalling & Communication, Rolling Stock, Electrification) and Operation & Maintenance (RAMS, Rolling stock, ToD, Digital railway). It was mutually agreed that the development of standards in rail, government support for collaboration, research & development from academia to industry and human capital competency development were major challenges for the local industry to become a significant contributor to the national economy and to spur long- term sustainability.

MIGHT was commissioned to conduct a study “Readiness of Educational Institutions in Facing IR4.0” by the Ministry of Education. The study teammade up of MIGHT and UTM jointly developed the instruments and measures in accessing the readiness of educational institutions of lower and higher education. The team also reviewed various international analyses and reports in identifying the indicators and parameters used in global assessments. These include Global Competitiveness Report, OECD’s PISA as well as the SDG. Further syntheses of the approaches and findings allow the researchers to develop localised instruments for higher accuracy.

4IR READINESS AMONG INSTITUTIONS

OF HIGHER LEARNING - ISSUES AND REMEDIES February 2020, Ministry of Education (MOE)

MALAYSIAN AEROSPACE COUNCIL (MAC) CONTINUES PUSH TO NURTURE HIGH-TECH INDUSTRY PLAYERS

3 February 2020, MITI

MIGHT’s connection with Malaysian Aerospace Council (MAC) started decades ago as MAC’s appointed secretariat. After the launch of the Malaysian Aerospace Industry Blueprint 2030 in year 2015, the role was then transferred to National Aerospace Industry Coordinating Office (NAICO) under the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI). MIGHT’s commitment was nevertheless maintained through its new role as Council Member. As a high technology frontrunner, MIGHT supports the aerospace industry development via promoting high technology adoption and nurturing high technology industry players. Chaired by YB Minister of MITI, MAC steers the vision and direction for the overall development plan of the national aerospace industry including policy guidelines and identify priority areas of aerospace activities in Malaysia. Members of the Council consist of government and industry players. The council members meet to discuss current issues faced by the aerospace industry and consider various solutions. Malaysia has a long-established design and build capacity. Through a concerted effort between the government and industry players, the industry would be able to invest in capability building in order to leapfrog to new workflow volumes and technology development and ready for the upside.

ADVANCING THE MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT (M&E) INDUSTRY SECTOR 26 February 2020, MIGHT

MIGHT has been entrusted by MITI to conduct studies for the New Industrial Master Plan in which machinery & equipment (M&E) industry is one of the focus sectors. An industrial policy workshop was conducted by MIGHT together with key stakeholders represented by Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA), SME Corp, Malaysian Industrial Development Finance Berhad (MIDF), SME Bank, Malaysian Iron and Steel Industry Federation

(MISIF), ViTrox Technologies, Malaysian Special Tooling and Machining Association (MSTMA), Universiti Kuala Lumpur British Malaysian Institute (UniKL BMI), AllianceCorp Manufacturing Sdn Bhd and VisDynamics. The workshop includes a stocktake on the current and upcoming issues and challenges faced by the industry and provide consensus building platform to review policy matters to drive industry development for the M&E sector through 2030. Gaps in the industry were identified and stakeholders provided recommendations to address the constraints.

CORONAVIRUS MOBILE TESTING UNIT (COMBAT) 13 April 2020, Kota Kemuning, Selangor

MIGHT provided strategic advisory role encompassing technical and commercial know-how to the local Pro Bono teamduring the initial development of Coronavirus Mobile Testing Unit (COMBAT). The COMBAT provides advantages to the medical team in conducting swab tests for the public at mass volume within the targeted zone in a safe manner to avoid the spreading effect among medical frontlines. These units have been deployed at a few medical facilities including private hospitals and medical centers.

FUTURE DIRECTION FOR THE MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT (M&E) INDUSTRY 20 July 2020, MIGHT The Research Technical Working Group (RTWG) is a platform to oversee AMIC upcoming activities and potential programmes. Operating in collaboration with local and international partners, the programmes provide universities, industries and research institutes strategic directions and focus areas to tap into aerospace related domains. Three research themes namely “Sustainable Aviation”, “Factory of The Future”, and “Training of The Future” were selected to mark a step change towards the sustainability of Malaysia’s aerospace industry. To date, some programmes had been successfully completed under the 11th Malaysian Plan whilst new programmes are taking shape under the 12th Malaysia Plan through integrated approaches and support from the government, industry and academia. AEROSPACE MALAYSIA INNOVATION CENTRE - RESEARCH TECHNICAL WORKING GROUP (AMIC-RTWG) AND SUSTAINABILITY OF MALAYSIA’S AEROSPACE INDUSTRY 23 June 2020, via online MIGHT has been affiliated with the Aerospace Malaysian Innovation Centre (AMIC) since its inception in 2011 as a member of the Board of Directors. The establishment of AMIC as an industry-led research center was a key recommendations laid out in the National Aerospace Blueprint 1997.

A Focus Group Discussion for Machinery and Equipment (M&E) industry was conducted, attended by representatives from Malaysia Productivity Corporation (MPC), Universiti Kuala Lumpur British Malaysian Institute (UniKL BMI), Malaysian Iron and Steel Industry Federation (MISIF), Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI), ViTrox Technologies, Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA), Machinery and Engineering Industries Federation (MEIF), Machinery And Equipment Manufacturers Association

(MEMA), Niche Frontier, Muhibbah Engineering, Association Of Marine Industries Of Malaysia (AMIM), SME Bank and SME Corp to chart the strategies for the national M&E industry from the perspective of industry and government sectors. The FGD produced preliminary strategies on how industry and government should play their respective roles to achieve the desired business environment inclusive of competitiveness, capabilities and connectedness.

DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IN TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS

17 & 21 August 2020, via online

Today as the economy operates in real time, the transport and logistic sectors need to step up efficiency to meet customer needs, growing interdependence between processes and along the value chain while mitigating associated risks. How does each industry strategise and improve its processes by incorporating IoT, machine learning, autonomous capabilities and digital twins, among others? COVID-19 as a game changer is catalytic to many industries including transport and logistics to adopt or further improve on online communications, online transactions, remote working flexibilities and manufacturing and service processes. In the event of other equally disruptive threats, how do industries prepare themselves e.g. increase in cyber security breaches? How has digital transformation improved transport and logistics and how can it further strengthen the 3Cs of Competitiveness, Connectedness and Capabilities? TechnoMart Malaysia delved into the issue of digital transformation as essential in driving the efficiency of the transport and logistic sectors. The two webinar sessions involved experts in the field of Automotive, Shipping, Rail, Aerospace and Logistics, as well as participation from Lux Research to give a global perspective on the subject matter. The discussion focused on the experiences and aspirations on how digital transformation and 4IR in general can make an industry and the industry players more efficient and productive, whilst looking at the current challenges and what can be expected or anticipated in the future.

Watch the webinar on our YouTube Channel.

INDUSTRIAL ANALYSIS FOR MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT INDUSTRY 25 August 2020, Penang

A working site visit was conducted to ViTrox Corporation Berhad to understand the application of 4th Industrial Revolution at the production factory by one of the successful local players in the machinery & equipment industry. As part of New Industrial Master Plan (NIMP) study, this provides a good benchmark to other local players to venture into a niche area and learn of the journey taken by ViTrox in becoming a key player in the global industry value chain.

SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FOR PENANG STATE 25 August 2020, Penang Penang State Government is planning to develop a roadmap on solid waste management for Penang State. MIGHT shared the best practices in developing a road map with the Office of the State Secretary. MIGHT together with the Local Government Division also visited the waste landfill located in Pulau Burung to collect information on the technology and methodology used in treating and managing solid waste. The roadmap will provide strategic guidance to Penang State on the long-term sustainable planning of land development by integrating viable technologies in managing solid waste generated by the city.

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