The Borneo Post

OBike to offer services for special events

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KUALA LUMPUR: After providing bicycle- for- rent service for the 29th SouthEast Asian Games Kuala Lumpur 2017, Singapore bikesharin­g company, oBike, is spreading its wings further to offering services for special events held in Malaysia, such as exhibition­s and concerts.

oBike Co- Funder/ Chief Marketing Officer, Edward Chen, said the measure was part of its expansion plan as it had 10,000 bicycles in the country as well as the “go green” campaign to help make it convenient to commute to places around the city.

“We are really excited to have a collaborat­ion with Idea Music Entertainm­ent Group ( IME), Asia’s leading concert organiser, in providing concert- goers a convenient way to get to and from IME events with oBike,” he told reporters after the signing the partnershi­p agreement yesterday.

Under the agreement, oBike will provide its services for concerts organised by IME.

IME Group Chief Executive Officer, Brian Chow, said Obike would also be providing services at the four- day Malaysia Autoshow at the Malaysia Agro Exposition Park Serdang, beginning tommorrow.

He said the collaborat­ion was part of the company’s effort to help ease transporta­tion issues for their customers.

“We realise that transporta­tion is a big issue for concert- goers. We hope it can be solved with this collaborat­ion,” he said.

Chow said the company has organised over 150 concerts throughout Asia to- date and expected the same figure next year. — Bernama

In this respect, UD Trucks believes it is able to contribute through its expertise in shorttolon­g- haul heavy vehicles segment.

According to UD Trucks group trucks Asia sales- Malaysia managing director Filip Van den Heede, the company is keen on exploring prospects in the Pan Borneo project, capitalisi­ng on its long-serving presence in the Malaysian trucks market for nearly 40 years -- thanks to its collaborat­ion with Tan Chong Industrial Equipment (TCIE).

“I was in Kuching for the launch of our all-new medium-duty truck, the Croner, in September this year where I got to know more about the first phase of the Pan Borneo

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