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Exhibit 11.8
Company Location Private
Investment
(RM mil)
Exotic Star Sdn Bhd 20 Permanent Food Production Zones in Semenyih, Batang Si,
Serdang, Siswazah Serdang, PLPP Besut, Btg Merbau, IPAH, Pagoh,
Gemas, Sendayan, Lancang, PLP Inderapura, Rengat, Jelai, Ulu
Sungai, Tebing Tinggi, Kota Perdana, Sg Atong, Serengkam, Bkt Sapi
K.C Kwang & Sons
Sdn Bhd
Public
Investment
(RM mil)
Status of Project (as at 31 December 2011)
80.31 TBD Negotiating with contract farmers to participate in TKPM;
planning construction of a Collection, Processing and
Packaging Centre (CPPC) for premium fruits
Lojing I and Lojing II, Gua Musang, Kelantan 69.0 TBD Negotiating with contract farmers for Lojing I and Lojing II;
planning construction of a CPPC for highland crops
JTP Trading Sdn Bhd Ulu Tiram, Johor 1.0 TBD Drawing up design and bill of quantity
Fresh Momentum
Sdn Bhd
Lojing, Kelantan 117.40 TBD Drawing up design and bill of quantity
Moving Forward
Following the upgrading of the listed Permanent Food Production
Zones and re-alignment for production of focus fruits under the
anchor companies, the Department of Agriculture (DoA) will
monitor the implementation of the TKPM and establish additional
5,000 hectares to plant the focus fruits under this EPP. The year
2012 will see focus on construction and repair work on the
Permanent Food Production Zones, with its first harvest expected
to happen within the same year.
EPP 8
One of the EPPs that require 100 per cent private investment,
the concept of a Food Park is to create an integrated facility for
producing ready-to-eat packed food by small and medium
enterprises (SMEs) marketed by an anchor company. This EPP
aims to establish five food parks by 2020. For 2011, the MoA was
tasked with attracting RM76.2 million in private investments and
establishing one food park.
Achievements
Food Park
The uptake for this EPP was slow due to the lack of incentives and
lack of big-scale players who are willing to anchor the operations
for a Food Park. Rukun Saksama Sdn Bhd was the first anchor
company to participate in this EPP with an initial investment of
RM10.5 million in exchange for being allowed to operate in an
available space in Malaysian Agricultural Exposition Park Serdang
(MAEPS). In September 2011, Pertubuhan Peladang Negeri Johor
(PPNJ) signed up as the second anchor company managing
10 SMEs producing poultry-based products in Kempas with an
investment of RM9 million.
Moving Forward
NKEA: Agriculture EPP 6 – EPP 8
Acknowledging the difficulty in implementing the intercropping
project, DoA is also actively pursuing private companies to
anchor the operations in several TKPMs and continue to provide
assistance to the companies seeking to expand their farms. For
2012, DoA aims to increase the export value of these focus fruits
to RM304 million.
MoA plans to re-strategise the approach in pursuit of more
potential anchor companies to secure their participation in this
EPP, aiming to attract up to RM70 million in private investments
for 2012.
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