AWARD....
Sabah Chief Minister and Chairman of Sawit Kinabalu Group, Datuk Seri Panglima
Musa Aman presenting the Best Improved Complex award to Abdul Tee (second
right), witnessed by Managing Director of Sawit Kinabalu Group,Othman Walat
(second left).
By : REBECCA CHONG
SAWIT Kinabalu made a
whopping profit of RM300 million last year. The Director of Sawit Kinabalu
Management Team, Othman Walat disclosed this when he spoke at the company's
annual dinner in Magellan Ballroom, Sutera Harbour Resort recently.
He said that he was very
happy with the accomplishment in 2011, and he thanked, among others, Chief
Minister, Datuk Seri Panglima Musa Aman for his leadersip which he said had
inspired his company to strive hard to achieve good results.
Chief Minister Datuk Seri
Panglima Musa Aman congratulated Sawit Kinabalu on th company's achievement.
“I compliment Sawit Kinabalu
for their efficient and honest management, and I hope that Sawit Kinabalu will
continue to contribute to Sabah's development efforts,” Musa added.
Othman said as one of the
Government-linked Companies (GLC),Sawit Kinabalu, will continue to play a key
role as an investment arm of the state government and an implementing agency
for some of the government's socio-economic projects such as the PPRT farm in
Tongod and Kalabakan.
As an investment arm the company
is involved in the Sabah Development Corridor (SDC) projects that are being
developed including the Sandakan Palm Oil Industrial Cluster (POIC) and the
Keningau Integrated Livestock Centre.
Commenting on the drop of
the palm oil commodity prices, Othman said this was one of the challenges
facing the palm oil industry, but he expressed optimism that Sawit Kinabalu
would ride out the effects of the short-term business cycle and would continue
to grow.
The Sawit Kinabalu Annual
Dinner was also an occasion for awards presentation. The awards comprised the
company's 2011 Best Improved Complex Award, the
2011 Excellent Factory Management Award, the 2011 Excellent Plantation
Management Award and 5 long service (25 years) awards.
Abdul Tee, the manager of
Ladang Sandau, Lahad Datu who received the 2011 Best Improved Complex Award
said that his estate won the award not only because of the excellent quality of
their palm oil extraction, but also on account of the steady and systematic
replanting progrmme. (Insight Sabah)
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