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As Governments Pull Out, Will Pleasure Drive Growth?

Goh Miah Kiat, CEO, Karex Berhad

14-Feb-20 08:05

As Governments Pull Out, Will Pleasure Drive Growth?

Karex Berhad became the world’s largest condom manufacturer in 2012 with the ability to produce 5 billion pieces and sell over 3 billion to supply more than 140 countries. While still in the green, Karex’s bottom line has seen much better days.

Roshan speak to Miah Kiat to dive into what’s squeezing profit margins, get into the firm’s attempt to go up the value chain and their regional picture.

Produced by: Roshan Kanesan

Presented by: Roshan Kanesan


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