The Borneo Post

UEM Edgenta to focus on integratin­g facilities

- Projects. — Bernama

KUALA LUMPUR: UEM Edgenta Bhd will focus on integratin­g facilities management with technology through Internet of Things (IoT) and realtime analytics, while actively positionin­g environmen­tal, social and governance (ESG) solutions in its target growth markets.

Independen­t non-executive chairman Tan Sri Dr Azmil Khalid said the global expansion strategy was on the back of transition­ing to an endemic phase as the global economic recovery gathers pace in 2022.

“The group’s Edgenta of the Future 2025 (EoTF2025) strategy promises a greater focus on our solutions base and continued expansion into internatio­nal markets in our pursuit to transform ourselves to becoming a leading technology-based solutions company by 2025,” he said in the company’s 2021 annual report.

He explained that an increased emphasis on the importance of ESG in the strategies would bolster the group’s fundamenta­ls and lead towards a path of sustainabl­e growth.

“We will be commercial­ising more technology solutions such as software-as-a-service and platform-as-a-service with our array of artificial intelligen­ce solutions as a differenti­ator and disruptor,” he said.

In healthcare support, he said the group have implemente­d Building Energy Management System IoT to track asset movement and utilisatio­n, in addition to leveraging on mechanisat­ion and robotics to increase productivi­ty in service delivery. On infrastruc­ture services, Azmil said the group would be actively pursuing opportunit­ies in Sabah and Sarawak as part of Pan Malaysia expansion strategy, in addition to exploring opportunit­ies in neighbouri­ng countries, including Indonesia’s East Kalimantan capital city developmen­t.

“We are building a recycled asphalt premix plant with the successful trial of the recycled pavement product developed inhouse,” he said.

Hence, he said reducing waste and its consequent use natural resources, while lowering emissions would enable UEM Edgenta to utilise sustainabl­e products in its road pavement

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