Malaysian companies forging sustainability - driven practices
Malaysia’s Etika Group of Companies and Standard Chartered Malaysia have completed a multi-million dollars derivatives deal aimed at cutting the environmental impact of doing business, according to the company's chief executive, Soekarnoputri.
Source: theedgemarkets.comPublished on 2022-09-11
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