PKFZ sets ban on chip export by Speedmatrix, says free zone chief
PKFZ imposed a ban on chip export by Speedmatrix. The ban was a condition for leasing land to the company. Speedmatrix did not take up the offer.
What it means for buyers, tenants and investorsSpeedmatrix is directly affected as it cannot export chips from PKFZ and should review its business plans accordingly.
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| Areas | Selangor |
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| Section | Policy & regulation |
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| Source | Free Malaysia Today ↗ |
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