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HE Group, In A Sweet Spot With Semiconductors And Datacentres

Amos Haw Chee Seng, Managing Director, HE Group Berhad

05-Jul-24 08:00

HE Group, In A Sweet Spot With Semiconductors And Datacentres

HE Group Berhad a electrical engineering services company, listed on the Ace Market earlier this year. Since then the share price has tripled. We speak to Managing Director Amos Haw Chee Seng to explore what strategies will fuel the company's future growth and assess the potential for further appreciation in their share price.

Produced by: Tun Hizami Hashim

Presented by: Wong Shou Ning


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