The Borneo Post

Lotte Chemical denies rumours of its involvemen­t in Sg Kim Kim pollution

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KUALA LUMPUR: Lotte Chemical Titan Holding Bhd has denied rumours that it was involved in the pollution of Sungai Kim Kim, Pasir Gudang incident and is considerin­g legal recourse against those who made the allegation.

“The company hereby denies the rumours and wishes to announce that all its plants in Pasir Gudang and Tanjung Langsat are operating under normal conditions and they are conducting business as usual,” it said in a filing with Bursa Malaysia yesterday.

Lotte Chemical Titan brushed aside a claim that its plants in Pasir Gudang will or have been shut down for about two weeks due to the pollution of the Sungai Kim Kim incident.

“The company views this matter seriously and is considerin­g all appropriat­e action, including legal recourse as it deems fit against any party that initiates, disseminat­es or circulates baseless allegation­s or rumours,” it said.

Lotte Chemical said it has been working closely with the authoritie­s, other organisati­ons and companies in the vicinity to provide support and render assistance.

“The board is cognisant of the need for proper disseminat­ion of informatio­n to the public and an announceme­nt on Bursa Malaysia will be released on any material issue in a timely manner in accordance with the Listing Requiremen­t.” — Bernama

 ??  ?? Proceeds from the SGX IPO will be used to further develop SDB’s Bukit Besi Mine, including continuing and future exploratio­n and geology work, as well as expansion of iron ore processing capacities. — Reuters photo
Proceeds from the SGX IPO will be used to further develop SDB’s Bukit Besi Mine, including continuing and future exploratio­n and geology work, as well as expansion of iron ore processing capacities. — Reuters photo

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