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Solid Foundations Matter for Econpile

Raymond Pang, Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer, Econpile Holdings Bhd

16-Mar-17 08:05

Solid Foundations Matter for Econpile

Econpile now boasts of an orderbook worth over RM1 billion, while having reported a record quarterly net income of above RM20 million during the final three months of 2016. Raymond provides the outlook by Malaysia's leading drilling contractor, including the company's succession plans.


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