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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – September 11, 2024 – Pentas Flora, a leading provider of sustainable base oil solutions, is proud to announce the official launch of its Re-refined Base Oil (RRBO) Group II⁺ N150. This groundbreaking product marks a significant milestone in the company’s journey towards a cleaner, greener future.

The launch event, held on September 11, 2024, at the prestigious EQ Hotel Kuala Lumpur, drew delegates from across the globe. Attendees witnessed firsthand the culmination of years of research, development, and innovation as Pentas Flora introduced its latest offering to the market.

Following the successful launch of its Group I Eco-Base oil in 2022, Pentas Flora has now mastered the process of producing Group II and Group III base oils, solidifying its position as one of the few RRBO producers in Malaysia capable of offering these higher-quality products.

RRBO Group II⁺ N150 is a premium base oil that offers exceptional performance, improved fuel economy, extended drain intervals, and reduced emissions. Its superior properties make it ideal for a wide range of lubricant applications, from automotive to industrial.

“We are thrilled to introduce RRBO Group II⁺ N150 to the market,” said Ng Chai Heng, Technical Director of Pentas Flora. “This product represents a significant step forward in our commitment to providing sustainable and high-performance base oils. By utilizing advanced re-refining technologies, we are able to minimize our environmental impact while delivering exceptional quality.”

The launch of RRBO Group II⁺ N150 highlights Pentas Flora’s dedication to sustainability and innovation. The company’s re-refining process helps reduce waste and emissions, contributing to a more circular economy. By choosing Pentas Flora’s products, customers can demonstrate their commitment to environmental responsibility.

A key highlight of the launch event was a presentation delivered by Dr. H. Ernest Henderson, Technical Director of Base Oils and Lubricant Products at Pentas Flora. Dr. Henderson, a renowned expert in the field, shared valuable insights into the journey of base stocks and re-refining. His expertise further underscored the significance of Pentas Flora’s achievement in developing RRBO Group II⁺ N150.

Another notable moment was the statement made by Gunaprasath Bupalan, Pentas Flora’s Corporate Communications Consultant. Gunaprasath emphasised the company’s commitment to responsible waste management and its innovative re-refining technology. He stated, “At Pentas Flora, responsible waste management isn’t just a service, it’s a core value Through our ‘Cradle to Cradle’ approach, we go beyond simply collecting waste. Our focus is on Re-refining, Recovery, and Beneficial Reuse of Oils (RRBO). This innovative technology allows us to transform potentially harmful waste into valuable resources, minimising environmental impact while creating a circular economy.”

As a grand finale to the event, Pentas Flora surprised attendees with a groundbreaking announcement. In addition to the successful launch of their RRBO Group II⁺ N150, the company revealed that they had also achieved the remarkable feat of producing Group III RRBO. This accomplishment, a testament to Pentas Flora’s technological prowess and commitment to innovation, positions Malaysia as a leader in sustainable base oil production. The company announced that along RRBO Group II⁺N150, Group III RRBO production has already begun and is ready for commercialisation.

Prior to the launch event, Dr. Henderson and Gunaprasath also participated in the Joint ALIA/F&L Asia Lubricant Exhibition at Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre. Dr. Henderson’s talk focused on Re-refined Base Oil and Synthetic Base Stocks, while Gunaprasath’s talk was on Scheduled Waste Management for a Sustainable Malaysia.

In addition, Gunaprasath also moderated a Roundtable Discussion on Circular Economy at the said exhibition. The roundtable discussion featured renowned panellists from various industries, including Sashi Ambi: Head of Corporate Communications and Sustainability at BMW Group Malaysia, Nordin Abdullah: Founder of NewsHubAsia and Malaysia Global Business Forum, Rizal Kamaruzzaman: Executive Director of Tindakan Strategi Sdn Bhd and Co-Founder of GoBarakah, Davent Low: CEO of Mandrill Tech Sdn Bhd, Daniel Koh: Head of Plant Operations at Pentas Flora. The panellists explored the transition to a circular economy model and its implications for businesses and society.

For more information about Pentas Flora and its range of sustainable base oil solutions, please visit www.pentasflora.com or contact Vivi Loh at vivi.loh@pentasflora.com / +60 12-5663781.

For media inquiries, please contact Jeffrey Chiak at pf.corpcomm@pentasflora.com / +6012 336 3781

Kota Kinabalu, Sabah – 27th February 2023: Pentas Flora (Sabah) Sdn Bhd – a member of the Pentas Flora Group, a leading Scheduled Waste Management player in Malaysia, officially launched its groundbreaking Pentas Flora GREEN LABEL Program on 22nd February 2024. This program marks a significant step towards sustainable waste management in Sabah’s service centres and the automotive industry. The event was officially launched by Mr. Oon Kin Seng, Group Executive Director of Pentas Flora Group as well as Datuk Mohammad Pintaz Badar, Chairman of Pentas Flora Sabah in the presence of Mr. Amos Thien Tze Tin, PR Secretary to the Minister of Industrial Development & Entrepreneurship of Sabah and En. Yaras Bin Yusup, Timbalan Pengarah (Operasi) Jabatan Alam Sekitar Negeri Sabah, who lent their support to this impactful initiative.

“The Pentas Flora GREEN LABEL Program is not just about disposing of waste; it’s about transforming how we approach sustainability. By focusing on service excellence, efficient waste management, environmental compliance, and long-term sustainability, we aim to empower service centres to become true champions for the environment while reaping significant benefits for their businesses. We see Sabah to be a great state where Pentas Flora’s initiatives can flourish, hence why we began this program here in Sabah.  In the long run, we aim to be investing RM50 million into our operations here in Sabah this 2024,” said Mr. Oon Kin Seng.

“Our journey begins with the GREEN LABEL Initiative, a beacon of sustainability that illuminates the path toward a cleaner, more responsible future. For service centers and waste generators in Sabah, this initiative is not merely a label—it’s a promise. A promise to reduce our ecological footprint, protect our natural resources, and safeguard the well-being of generations to come”, he added.

“I am glad to see such initiatives taking place in Sabah and Malaysia as a whole. We thank Pentas Flora for helming this GREEN LABEL Program and we are excited for the investment coming into the state. This will ensure more job opportunities for Sabahans and positive economic growth for the state and the country at large”, said Mr. Amos Thien.

 

According to the Department of Statistics Malaysia, the scheduled waste generated in Malaysia increased by 4.5% to 7,505.2 metric tonnes in 2021 from 7,185.2MT in 2020. Sabah contributed to 3.6% of the total scheduled waste generated in Malaysia in 2021, with 270.2MT. These figures are expected to rise further as our population and economic activities grow.

Therefore, it is imperative that we adopt sound scheduled waste management practices that comply with the relevant laws and regulations, such as the Environmental Quality Act 1974 and the Environmental Quality (Scheduled Wastes) Regulations 2005. We must also strive to adopt the best available techniques and practices that minimize waste generation, maximize resource recovery, and ensure safe disposal.

The Pentas Flora GREEN LABEL program kicked off with a morning seminar on scheduled waste management, where the Department of Environment Sabah (DOE) experts delved into the intricacies of the Environmental Quality (Scheduled Waste) Regulations 2005, offering practical guidance on packaging, labelling, storage, and waste generator responsibilities. The eSWIS system, a crucial tool for waste tracking and reporting, was also comprehensively discussed.

Following a press conference in the evening, the event saw a grand ceremony with a plaque presentation recognizing participating service centres and an Achievement Award presentation celebrating outstanding environmental efforts. The event culminated in a sumptuous dinner attended by over 150 guests, fostering a sense of community and shared commitment to a greener Sabah.

“The Pentas Flora GREEN LABEL Program is a new initiative designed to recognize and reward businesses that are committed to sustainable practices. We believe that businesses have a responsibility to protect the environment, and we are proud to partner with companies that share our values. The businesses recognised at this function have demonstrated a strong commitment to sustainability, and we are honoured to have them as part of the program”, said Gunaprasath Bupalan, Pentas Flora’s Corporate Communications Consultant who also emceed the event.

The Pentas Flora Green Label Program offers a comprehensive suite of benefits for participating service centres, including enhanced environmental responsibility, operational efficiency, long-term profitability, and exclusive program benefits amongst other perks.

PETRONAS Lubricants International, a subsidiary of Petroliam Nasional Berhad (PETRONAS), and PENTAS FLORA Sdn. Bhd. (PENTAS) entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on 12^th December 2023 to explore potential business opportunities and collaboration in the re-refined base oil (RRBO) production industry. This collaboration marks a significant step towards sustainable solutions and technological advancements in base oil for the lubricants sector.

PETRONAS, a leading player in the manufacturing and marketing of high-quality base oil, aims to enhance its commitment to sustainability by joining forces with PENTAS, a company specialising in re-refining used motor oil and scheduled waste management.

The MOU outlines the main principles of collaboration, setting the foundation for the Parties to develop and finalise the terms of the collaboration through the execution of definitive agreements. The collaboration will include discussions on the supply, technological development, and production of RRBO.

Commenting on the collaboration, Zahira Sughra Zainuddin, Managing Director of Group Base Oil at PETRONAS Lubricants International said, “This collaboration represents a strategic move towards sustainable practices in our industry. We are excited about the potential to jointly develop innovative solutions for base oil that benefit both parties and contribute to a greener future.”

Oon Kin Seng, Group Executive Director at PENTAS, added, “PENTAS is proud to collaborate with PETRONAS Lubricants International in redefining industry standards for re-refined base oil production. Together, we aim to create a positive impact on the environment and bring about technological advancements in our field.”

The Parties look forward to the successful implementation of this collaboration, contributing to the advancement of sustainable practices in base oil for the lubricants industry.

 

On 28th October 2023, Pentas Flora proudly sponsored SK Olak Lempit’s Sports Day, a vibrant celebration promoting athleticism, teamwork, and healthy lifestyles. We successfully handed over the mock cheque for SK Olak Lempit’s Sports Day amounting RM2,000 to the headmistress of SK Olak Lempit, Pn. Zalilah Binti Abdullah. The symbolic handling of the mock cheque was presented by the Plant Manager, Mr Daniel Koh together with Ms Nicole Lai witnessed by the Vice Chairman of PIBG, Pn. Sahpingah Binti Mardi, PIBG board members, and SK Olak Lempit students.

Our commitment to community development extends beyond waste management, emphasizing holistic growth for future leaders. Supporting this event reflects our dedication to fostering active and balanced lives among the youth, contributing to sustainable practices, and building strong community ties.

Pentas Flora applauds the young athletes of SK Olak Lempit, aiming to empower the next generation through the spirit of sportsmanship! 🎉

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pentas Flora, one of Malaysia’s leading Scheduled Waste Management companies, held its inaugural roundtable discussion today at KL Wellness City, in Bukit Jalil, exploring how waste may be used as a catalyst for economic development in the ESG Agenda. This roundtable discussion was held in collaboration with BMW Group Malaysia, Tindakan Strategi Sdn. Bhd., and Sunway Centre for Planetary Health, Sunway University, and was the first in a series.

Oon Kin Seng, Group Executive Director of Pentas Flora Group, Sashi Ambi, Head of Corporate Communications and Sustainability of BMW Group Malaysia, Rizal Kamaruzzaman, Director of Tindakan Strategi Sdn. Bhd., and Dr. Amir Hamzah, Adjunct Professor at Sunway Centre for Planetary Health Malaysia were among the distinguished panel of speakers. Gunaprasath Bupalan, Corporate Communications Consultant at Pentas Flora, moderated the discussion.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Following a brief welcome address by Oon and a video presentation by BMW emphasising their involvement in the sustainability and regeneration agenda with strategic partners such as Pentas Flora, Car Medic, and others, the roundtable discussion began.

During the event, Gunaprasath highlighted that three of the most serious issues facing the globe today—the climate crisis, biodiversity loss, and social inequality—are all becoming worse at the same time. Consumers, employees, and society at large expect real solutions to these and other issues.

“Consequently, the importance of waste growth and improper management is also on the rise. Waste is inefficiency in the eyes of an investor, even one who has not yet realised the significance of sustainability or ESG. Harvard professor Michael Porter, made a statement in 1995 that pollution is often a form of economic waste. When waste, hazardous materials, or energy sources are released into the environment as pollution, resources have either been used improperly, inefficiently, or ineffectively. Additionally, businesses must carry out extra tasks that increase expenses but do not benefit customers, like processing, storing, and disposing of wastes. Waste indicates something even worse for society in general and the environment in particular, such as the loss of biodiversity and, albeit indirectly, climate change”, Guna highlighted.

“Waste management policies have evolved from simple informal policies to the Action Plan for a Beautiful and Clean Malaysia (ABC) in 1988, the National Strategic Plan for Solid Waste Management (NSP) in 2005, the Master Plan on National Waste Minimization (MWM) in 2006, the National Solid Waste Management Policy in 2006, the Solid Waste and Public Cleaning Management Act (SWMA) in 2007, the Solid Waste Corporation Strategic Plan (2009-2013), and finally to the Tenth – Twelve Malaysian Plan which has articulated the Malaysian government’s commitment to sustainable waste management.

Rizal explained that, in order to explore more integrated waste management solutions, the government has extended the Green Technology incentive, which was launched in Budget 2014, through Budget 2020 to December 31, 2023. The incentive is intended to encourage businesses to reconsider their strategy by combining waste management practices such as collection, storage, composting, and disposal with other key recycling, recovery, or waste treatment activities.

According to Oon, more emphasis should be placed on the importance of waste management. “As simple as it is for some to blame the authorities for lax regulations, it is clear that the government has stepped up with various programmes to instill this need among Malaysians.”

They have even begun to use drones to search for illegal waste sites. Before anything else, I believe we should start with self-awareness. It is critical to acknowledge that in order to rescue the environment, we must modify our attitudes towards recycling and repurposing waste,” stated Oon.

Sashi Ambi, Head of Corporate Communications and Sustainability of BMW Group Malaysia,  expressed agreement with the idea of emphasizing the significance of responsible waste management within the ecosystem of the automotive landscape. He highlighted the value contributed to the ecosystem through collaborations with key partners like Pentas Flora, who are already making positive contributions to the environment by repurposing fuels, lubricants and solvents from vehicles. In addition to their impressive product portfolio, BMW Group Malaysia is also focused on building meaningful initiatives in sustainability and circularity with an aim to leave a profound impact on both people and the planet. Their active pursuit for innovative solutions and partners with the same vision reflect their position as leaders in the automotive space.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dr. Amir noted that, as an allergy clinician, he has spent the last three decades researching the impact of environmental deterioration and climate change as the leading cause of allergies and autoimmune illnesses.

“As a result, we recently proposed the epithelial barrier theory to explain why and how pollution and climate change have affected the immune system and thus its impact on body metabolism, leading to common noncommunicable diseases. This prompted me to conduct additional research on planetary health. Planetary health focuses on the changes humans are making to their environment and its multidimensional impacts on ecosystems and human health. Planetary health acknowledges that human health and the health of our planet are inextricably linked. The health of the earth has a direct impact on all aspects of human life, including community well-being, mental health, food production and consumption, and even our potential to establish equity in society. “We are not in good health right now,” Dr. Amir stated.

The panelists provided numerous insights as well as proposals for development in order to achieve the country’s aim of zero-net carbon by 2050. It was also clearly emphasised that waste should not be regarded as a waste resource, but rather as an oil source to fuel the economy.

Their diverse viewpoints aided in making this Roundtable Discussion on “From Pollution to Prosperity: Harnessing Waste as a Catalyst for Economic Transformation in the ESG Agenda” informative and thought-provoking.

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Premium automaker partners Malaysian-based scheduled waste management solutions provider, Pentas Flora to advance circularity efforts in tackling automotive waste beginning from its network of dealerships.

Kuala Lumpur, 11th January 2023 – BMW Group Malaysia recently commemorated their partnership with Pentas Flora in a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signing, held in conjunction with a roundtable discussion on Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) hosted by the premium automaker.

Hans de Visser, Managing Director of BMW Group Malaysia said, “For us at BMW Group Malaysia, our vision for sustainability is clear. In all our efforts to mitigate climate change, we ensure our strategy is both Circular and Responsible – as we pursue a verifiable and consistent path towards climate neutrality by 2050. In doing so, we drive forward the Group’s global ambition here with a local context, while inspiring more Malaysian industry leaders to place ESG at the forefront of their decision-making in 2023.”

Matthias Schlesiger, CEO of BMW Group Financial Services Malaysia added, “As we progress towards a more sustainable approach in our business practices, we looked within our own ecosystem to identify likeminded innovators and visionaries who share the same ambition as we do – and Pentas Flora, a long-time customer of BMW Group Financial Services Malaysia, became an ideal sustainability partner. In 2021, we kickstarted an internal initiative with our local dealer network to give waste oils and lubricants collected from their service centres a second life as re-refined eco-base oils.”

Oon Kin Seng, Group Executive Director of Pentas Flora said, “This partnership is a meaningful one for us at Pentas Flora as we recognise the shared commitment between our organisations in championing sustainability and responsibility in our business processes, preserving the environment and ensuring that elements that can be harmful to the earth can be disposed in a responsible manner. Ultimately, our work in managing scheduled waste for clients across industries by providing end-to-end solutions for hazardous waste management, is part of a larger vision to build a sustainable environment and a better future for all Malaysians and we are pleased to be able to drive its importance with a partner like BMW Group Malaysia.”

Over 30,000 litres of waste oils and lubricants have been collected from four participating BMW dealerships in the Klang Valley so far and sent for processing at Pentas Flora’s re-refinery plant in Banting to eventually be turned into re-refined eco base oil (EBO) that will be channelled back into the automotive sector once again. Re-refined oil is a complex but highly reliable product that goes through vacuum distillation, pre-treatment processes such as sieving, dewatering, vacuum dehydration, short path distillation, and a variety of treatment processes to obtain a quality end-product comparable to virgin base oil.

As part of BMW Group Malaysia’s RE:GENERATE programme to adopt circularity within the organisation, this collaboration with Pentas Flora is a crucial first step to ensuring not only proper automotive waste management, but also a firm departure from the traditional linear approach to valuable resources. The goal is to achieve 100% participation in repurposing used oils and lubricants from all BMW dealers nationwide, while also encouraging more industry players to pay closer attention to waste management, ensuring that waste is no longer carelessly deposited into landfills, incinerated, or illegally dumped.

The roundtable discussion on ESG by BMW Group Malaysia and Pentas Flora featured sustainability leaders from the public sector, alongside industry experts and innovators. They shared insights on low-carbon practices and the voluntary carbon market, risks for ESG non-compliance, good governance for sustainable growth, as well as a necessary mindset shift amongst corporate Malaysia towards self-regulation in their sustainability efforts.

We are thrilled and honoured to have been interviewed by The Edge Malaysia, one of Malaysia’s largest news agency, about the launch of Eco Base Oil to achieve sustainability and a circular economy in Malaysia. The interview was held at our Pentas Flora plant, Banting, and Mr Ee Wei Leong, Head of Operations, provided an introduction to the HSE protocol, followed by a tour of our facility.

Mr Oon Kin Seng, our Group Executive Director, conducted an excellent interview! Instead of a conventional interview, Ms Natalie from The Edge and Mr Oon bonded and turned the session into a discussion. Mr Oon discussed the importance of using eco base oil rather than crude oil, the vision of achieving ESG goals, and more. Overall, we thank The Edge for the interview. We are always open to opportunities to educate the world on the importance of proper Scheduled Waste Management as the key to sustainability.

For press release, please read: https://www.theedgemarkets.com/node/652576

The circular economy’s newest innovation has been unveiled by Pentas Flora Group, a company that has been managing scheduled waste management for the past ten years. The recently announced Re-refined Eco-Base Oil (EBO) by Pentas Flora created an eye-opening moment for everyone at this distinguished event, which was held at the EQ Hotel in Kuala Lumpur with a variety of attendees from the automotive, oil & gas, and banking industries.

Re-refined oil is used motor oil that has undergone a protracted re-refining process to eliminate impurities and provide a base oil that is as good as new. After being sold to blenders, this base oil is used to create lubricants like motor oil, transmission fluid, and grease by adding additive packages.

Re-refined oil undergoes rigorous processing, filtering, distillation, and dehydration to remove both soluble and insoluble contaminants, in contrast to recycled oil, which only has its soluble impurities like dirt and heavy metals removed. In summary, re-refined oil is cost-effective compared to conventional motor oil and isn’t harmful to the environment.

Mr. Oon Kin Seng, the executive director of Pentas Flora Group, proudly acknowledged in his opening remarks that Pentas Flora has successfully developed this Eco-Base Oil (EBO) SN150 for the benefit of consumers, the environment, and the industry as a whole after a decade of research and development.

Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle are the three R’s that Pentas Flora Sabah Director Datuk Mohammad Pintaz Badar emphasised further. “Purity is Good” is a catchphrase that we are very proud of, not merely a trendy catchphrase. We think waste needs to be managed carefully, and making something of this calibre out of the waste that would have otherwise been discarded deserves vigorous applause,” he said.

Dr. Ernest H. Henderson, Technical Director (Base Oil and Lube Products) of Pentas Flora Group, provided a more detailed explanation of the various advantages of re-refined base oil and that of Pentas Flora during his keynote address. “This Pentas Flora Eco-Base Oil checks all the criteria for a sustainable contribution to the economy. Re-refined base stock yield lowers the carbon footprint and unintended CO2 emission output. It benefits sustainability and the environment”, explained Henderson.

He went on to say that restrictions on industrial and vehicular activity during the Covid-19 period clearly reduced pollutants and enhanced air quality. This demonstrates unequivocally the harmful substances that were regularly released into the environment during the Covid period as a result of these actions. From its re-refining operation, Pentas Flora creates a high-quality base stock that can be used to create medium and top-tier engine oils, as well as driveline and industrial oils.

Ybhg Datin Zameema Banu, Head, Group Sustainability of AmBank Group, supported the event and gave a speech recognising the sustainable impact of the EBO. She stated in her remarks that AmBank, a steadfast backer of Pentas Flora, is indeed happy and excited that this product is made with re-refined lubricants.

“It is very satisfying to see successes like this, as AmBank was the first bank to support Pentas Flora and has remained the company’s primary banker to this day, continuing to support their growth, aspirations, and passion in producing solutions from waste that can be purified and reused,” she continued.

The function was further honoured with the presents of Mr. Lim Aik Fu – Group Managing Director of Pentas Flora Group, Mr. Sashi Ambi – Head of Communications & Sustainability (BMW Group Malaysia), Yvonne Chan – Executive Vice President of Wholesale Banking Coverage of AmBank, Ms. Tan Bee Yan –Senior Vice President of Wholesale Banking Coverage of AmBank, as well as Mr. Lim Aik Hoe and Mr. Lim Aik Kiat, Managing Director and Deputy Managing Director of EXSIM Group – the holding company of Pentas Flora Group.

For further information or to reach Pentas Flora Group, please visit https://pentasflora.com

Pentas Flora Group, one of Malaysia’s leading Scheduled Waste Management companies held a private plant tour for Yang Berhormat Datuk Dr Joachim Gunsalam, Timbalan Ketua Menteri dan Menteri Pembangunan Perindustrian Sabah; Yang Berhormat Datuk Wetrom bin Bahanda, Pembantu Menteri Kepada Ketua Menteri Sabah as well as other delegates from Sabah who were in Peninsula Malaysia for a week long official visit to host a forum on Investment Opportunities in Sabah Industrial Parks under the Ministry of Industrial Development. During the course of the visit, which lasted for a week, the participants went to a number of different companies in order to learn about the production methods used at those businesses and how those companies contribute to the present economic landscape.

The tour to the Pentas Flora plant in Banting that was held on 11/8/2022 was graciously welcomed by Datuk Pintaz Badar, Chairman of Pentas Flora Sabah; Mr. Oon Kin Seng, Group Executive Director of Pentas Flora Group; and several other directors and senior management staff members. Thereafter, Mr. Oon hosted a wonderful lunch for the aforementioned delegation while also providing them with information regarding the company’s services, operations, and products.

“In line with the government’s call for sustainability and environmental awareness, we at Pentas Flora believe in our credo “From Cradle to Cradle”, which means that we believe in the 3Rs – reduce, reuse, and recycle – and trust that our initiatives have been beneficial to many different industries, including the Maritime, Automotive, and Manufacturing Industries, etc.  We will continue to expand, and as a result, an even greater number of Malaysians from all across the country will be able to benefit from our efforts to give hazardous waste a purpose that is both meaningful and useful.

Since the beginning of Pentas Flora’s existence, our goal has been to create a green environment that is both sustainable and aesthetically pleasing by offering a complete solution covering all aspects of hazardous waste management. He elaborated, “We are proud of the fact that over the years we have gathered significant knowledge, specialised skills, advanced technology, and adequate resources to cater to the scheduled waste demands of our customers, and we use all of these to serve our customers.”

The rest of the evening was spent giving the delegates a tour of the facility, during which they were educated on the numerous modern technologies that were utilised, the well-maintained mobile tankers that were on exhibit, as well as the safety and cleanliness of the plant.

Mdm. Cecilia Amid, En. Haizar R.H. Ajaz Nabijan, Mr. Rodolfo Blantocas, En. Mohd Ridzuan Ramli, Christopher Mandut, and a large number of other delegates were present for the evening’s event.

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