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BEYONICS TO INVEST US$3M MORE

Company will build new facility for metal stamping at i-Park

- RIZALMAN HAMMIM KULAI bt@mediaprima.com.my

SINGAPORE-based leading precision parts manufactur­er Beyonics Internatio­nal Pte Ltd plans to invest another US$3 million (RM12.87 million) to build a new facility for its metal stamping operation, which will be located next to the company’s existing facility at the i-Park Industrial Park in Bandar Indahpura, here.

“With the additional investment, we have invested a total of US$17 million to develop our manufactur­ing facility, here. With another facility in Kota Tinggi, Beyonics’ investment in Johor has totalled US$20 million,” said chief executive officer Scott D. Smith.

He was speaking to the media at the launch of Beyonics’ new precision plastic moulding facility at i-Park by Iskandar Regional Developmen­t Regional Authority (Irda) chief executive Datuk Ismail Ibrahim.

With the new metal stamping facility, which is expected to be completed in August or September this year, the company would be able to establish the facility at i-Park as a mega facility where Beyonics would be able to showcase all its core capabiliti­es.

Beyonics manufactur­es precision-engineered components like plastic injection moulding, aluminium die-casting, precision machining, and metal stamping as well as offers full turnkey electronic­s sub-assembly and complete product manufactur­ing.

It serves the automotive, medical, industrial and high-end consumer products sectors.

Smith does not anticipate any slowdown in the demand for its products for this year.

He said Beyonics would continue to focus on the four main segments instead of expanding into other segments.

 ?? PIC BY HAIRUL ANUAR RAHIM ?? (From left) Beyonics Precision general manager Woon Thye Hwee, Beyonics Internatio­nal chief executive officer Scott D. Smith and Iskandar Regional Developmen­t Regional Authority chief executive Datuk Ismail Ibrahim at the launch of the Beyonics Campus...
PIC BY HAIRUL ANUAR RAHIM (From left) Beyonics Precision general manager Woon Thye Hwee, Beyonics Internatio­nal chief executive officer Scott D. Smith and Iskandar Regional Developmen­t Regional Authority chief executive Datuk Ismail Ibrahim at the launch of the Beyonics Campus...

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