A New Dawn for Malaysia’s Car Industry

Dr Goh Kar Chun, Group Managing Director , MCE Holdings

19-Nov-18 08:05

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Dr Goh Kar Chun of local auto parts maker MCE Holdings talks about the history of his company and the roadmap of the Malaysian automotive industry. In the 90s, MCE was only manufacturing and supplying car alarms systems and power window regulators. Today, it supplies automotive electronic and mechatronic parts to Proton, Perodua, Honda and Toyota.

What is MCE's role post the Geely acquisition? And what will this mean for the upcoming Proton lineup, beyond the X70?

Presented by: Khoo Hsu Chuang

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Categories: Business Analysis, Auto, Social Issues

Tags: MCE Holdings, Proton, Geely, China, manufacturing, X70, automotive industry,

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