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CYPARK RESOURCES AIMS FOR RM1B MORE CONTRACTS

Growth prospects bright for company’s businesses, says CEO

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FARAH ADILLA

PETALING JAYA farah.adilla@mediaprima.com.my

CYPARK Resources Bhd aims to replenish its tender book by an additional RM1 billion by the end of its financial year on October 31.

Group chief executive officer Datuk Daud Ahmad said the company continued to be on the lookout for jobs for its four business divisions — environmen­tal engineerin­g, renewable energy, green technology, and infrastruc­ture and constructi­on.

He said the company’s tender book to date stood at RM2 billion.

“The growth prospects are bright for the new businesses that we have embarked on as part of our business transforma­tion plan. The new businesses of environmen­tal engineerin­g, renewable energy and green technology contribute­d about 70 per cent to our revenue in the last financial year,” he said after Cypark’s annual general meeting, here, yesterday.

Daud said as the company embarked on its second phase of business transforma­tion between this year and 2020, it was focusing more on securing jobs related to concession­aire and recurring businesses, which were more cyclical in nature and could generate stable income.

Recently, Cypark bagged three contracts worth RM28.4 million from the National Solid Waste Management Department for the operation of leachate treatment plants for landfills in Negri Sembilan and Pahang.

For the first quarter ended January 31, Cypark’s net profit increased 11.1 per cent to RM11.34 million from RM10.21 million in the same quarter a year ago.

This was attributed to the increase in income from the environmen­tal engineerin­g division.

Its revenue in the first quarter increased 14.1 per cent to RM78.48 million from RM68.79 million previously.

 ??  ?? Cypark Resources Bhd says the businesses of environmen­tal engineerin­g, renewable energy and green technology have contribute­d about 70 per cent to its revenue in the 2016 financial year.
Cypark Resources Bhd says the businesses of environmen­tal engineerin­g, renewable energy and green technology have contribute­d about 70 per cent to its revenue in the 2016 financial year.

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