BMCC Annual Report 2022

PARTNERS AND STERLING MEMBERS 2022

Diamond Partners Gold Partner

Strategic Partners

Sterling Members

CHAIRMAN’S FOREWORD

Mark Arthun Chair

It is with great pleasure that I address you as the Chair of the British Malaysian Chamber of Commerce (BMCC) in this year’s annual report. It has been an incredible journey serving as the Chair during these changing times. Together, we have navigated the new normal, demonstrating our adaptability and resilience as an organisation.

In 2022, we embraced a purpose-driven playbook, understanding what our members valued most and developing tailored experiences to better serve them. Our commitment to meeting the evolving needs of our members and the broader business community has been the driving force propelling the Chamber towards greater heights.

Adaptability and focus quickly became our guiding principle as we swiftly responded to the changing needs of our members. With a progressive and forward-thinking mindset, we continuously seek new opportunities for growth and development, to remain relevant as a key partner in fostering UK-Malaysian trade.

One of our greatest achievements was the successful organisation of 44 events, demonstrating our commitment to adapt and accelerate. Through these events, we were delighted to reconnect in person, fostering stronger bonds and facilitating meaningful interactions that were diffcult to replicate in a virtual setting. Our events have proven to be a powerful platform for networking, knowledge sharing, and collaboration, further enhancing the value we offer to our members.

Among the highlights were our fagship events, including the much-anticipated return of the Business Excellence Awards after a two-year hiatus, and the introduction of physical activities to the Malaysia Climate Action Week for the frst time.

It is inevitable that sustainability remains a top priority on our agenda. We have actively advocated for climate action within local businesses in Malaysia, especially among our members. In pursuit of this goal, we signed two Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with the UN Global Compact Network Malaysia & Brunei (UNGCMYB) and the British Standards Institution (BSI) Malaysia. Through these partnerships, we aim to raise awareness and enhance the understanding of sustainability and climate action practices among businesses, ultimately contributing to a net-zero economy.

Besides, the BMCC sector committee and networks have continued to be an important platform for members in the same sector to meet and discuss key issues affecting their respective sectors. Our efforts remained steadfast in the Higher Education, Education (3-18 years), and Energy Committees as well as the Construction and Engineering Network, where we continued to engage with the relevant government stakeholders, bringing the voices of the business community within the Chamber to policymakers.

The Chamber also continued its efforts in Government Stakeholders’ engagements, some key highlights include roundtables with the Prime Minister’s Department (Economy) and Penang State Executive Councillors (EXCO) for Infrastructure and Transportation and most notably the success of the 23rd JPA-BMCC Management Development Programme.

To expand the Chamber’s footprint, we made our inaugural stamp in the Northern Region of Malaysia with a networking event in Penang. The event saw over 60 participants from various corporations and agencies building connections and exchanging insights with the Penang government state offcials, our distinguished Board members, and representatives from the British High Commissioner Kuala Lumpur.

I extend my deepest gratitude to the BMCC Board of Directors, the Executive Team led by Jennifer Lopez, and our members and sponsors for their unwavering support and dedication. Together, we have accomplished signifcant milestones in the face of constant change, and I am confdent that our collective efforts will continue to yield positive outcomes.

In closing, I would like to express my gratitude to the entire BMCC community for their resilience, determination, and unwavering spirit. The future holds immense potential, and I am honoured to serve as your Chairman during this exciting chapter in our Chamber’s history.

CEO’S FOREWORD

Jennifer Lopez Chief Executive Offcer (CEO)

Dear members, partners, and friends,

This past year has been a signifcant one for us, as we strived to recover and rebuild after the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. We are pleased to report that despite the obstacles, the BMCC has remained resilient and focused on serving the needs of our members and the wider business community.

In 2022, we witnessed the return to some semblance of normalcy after two years of COVID-19 movement control orders. This marked a turning point for us, allowing us to refocus our efforts and work towards fostering stronger business ties between the United Kingdom and Malaysia. The recovery of our operations and the support we received from our members were instrumental in making this possible.

Throughout the year, the BMCC took signifcant strides in delivering value to our members through a variety of initiatives and activities. We organised a total of 44 events, ranging from business forums to networking sessions, all aimed at creating opportunities for collaboration and knowledge sharing. These events provided a platform for our members to connect, learn, and expand their business networks.

Among the highlights of 2022 were the BMCC Business Excellence Awards, a prestigious event that celebrated and recognised UK-Malaysia Business Excellence and Partnerships. The awards night brought together 450 distinguished guests, showcasing the outstanding achievements and contributions made by businesses in both countries. It was a testament to the resilience and innovative spirit of the UK-Malaysia business community.

Additionally, the BMCC collaborated with the Public Services Department of Malaysia for the 23rd JPA-BMCC

Management Development Programme, aimed at nurturing the leadership skills of senior government offcers. This partnership allowed us to contribute to the development of Malaysia’s public sector and strengthen ties between the UK and Malaysia.

Another signifcant event was the 2nd Malaysia Climate Action Week, centred around the theme “ACT Now! Adapt, Collaborate and Transcend.” This week-long initiative aimed to inspire companies to act against climate change and foster sustainable practices. Through various programmes and activities, we provided a platform for discussions, knowledge exchange, and collaboration in the pursuit of a greener future.

The BMCC also demonstrated its commitment to empowering women entrepreneurs through the Inspiring Women Entrepreneur Conference & Exhibition, organised in partnership with Standard Chartered Bank Malaysia. This event, attended by 150 participants, served as a catalyst for growth, providing valuable insights, resources, and networking opportunities for women in business.

Furthermore, we continued to foster international trade by hosting virtual trade missions from the UK. These missions facilitated connections and collaborations between British and Malaysian businesses, opening new avenues for growth and economic opportunities.

Lastly, we expanded our reach and presence with the inaugural networking event in Penang, a vibrant hub of economic activity. This event brought together professionals, entrepreneurs, and business leaders, strengthening the ties between the BMCC and the business community in Penang.

As we refect on the achievements of the past year, I would like to express my deepest gratitude to our members, partners, sponsors, and key stakeholders in the government agencies for their support and trust in the BMCC. I would also like to extend my appreciation to our Chairman, Mark Arthun; Deputy Chairs, Andrew Diamond, and Nik Tasha Nik Kamaruddin; fellow Board members; His Excellency Charles Hay MVO; and fellow colleagues from the High Commission, for their insights, expertise, and support. Your collective wisdom and guidance have shaped our decisions and contributed to the growth and success of the BMCC.

The work done throughout the year would also not have been possible if not for my dynamic BMCC Executive Offce team. It is through their unwavering support and commitment that we have been able to navigate these challenging times and emerge stronger.

Looking ahead, we remain committed to our mission of promoting bilateral trade, investment, and business collaboration between the UK and Malaysia. We will continue to adapt and innovate, striving to deliver even greater value and impact for our members and stakeholders.

I invite you all to join us on this journey as we forge ahead into a future flled with opportunities and growth. Together, we will build a stronger, more resilient business community that will thrive in the years to come.

PATRON & BOARD MEMBERS

Andrew Diamond Deputy Chair CEO, Asset Data Solutions Sdn Bhd

H.E. Charles Hay MVO

BMCC Patron British High Commissioner to Malaysia

Nik Tasha Nik Kamaruddin Deputy Chair Chief Brand Strategy Offcer, Sunway Berhad

Dato’ Omar Siddiq General Manager & Chief Executive Offcer HSBC Bank Malaysia Berhad

Dr Sanjeev Panchal Country President, AstraZeneca Sdn Bhd

Mak Joon Nien Managing Director & Chief Executive Offcer Standard Chartered Bank Malaysia Berhad

William Addington Managing Director, TechSol Sdn Bhd

*Board of Directors as at 27 June 2023

Martin Haeger MBE Director, HL Design Group Sdn Bhd

Richard Colley (Ex-offcio) Director of Trade & Investment Malaysia, Department for Business & Trade

Mark Arthun Chair Managing Director & Site Leader, Smith & Nephew Operations Sdn Bhd

Loh Wei Yuen BMCC Treasurer Head of Malaysia, Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales (ICAEW)

Hanif Hashim Senior Vice President & General Manager, Petrofac

Prof. Dr Mushtak Al-Atabi CEO & Provost, Heriot-Watt University Malaysia Sdn Bhd

Jazreel Goh MBE (Ex-offcio) Country Director, British Council

Alan Stevens Master/CEO, Marlborough College Malaysia

Jonathan Pan VP & General Manager, Malaysia and Brunei, GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceutical Sdn Bhd

Soo Hoo Khoon Yean Managing Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers Malaysia

Jennifer Lopez CEO, British Malaysian Chamber of Commerce Berhad

EXECUTIVE OFFICE TEAM

Jennifer Lopez Chief Executive Offcer

Roufzah Razali Membership & Strategic Partnerships Senior Manager

Ira Nasir Multimedia & Business Services Senior Executive

Shaayla Jayabhalan Business Development (Membership) Manager

Darshini Letchimenan Trade Services Executive

Communications & PR Manager

Asyraf Shahar Public Affairs & Government Relations Offcer

Alwi Finance, HR & Admin Manager

Nurul Alis Bidin Members Engagement Executive

Azizul Hakim Sapi’ee PA to CEO & Offce Administrator

*Executive Offce Team as at 27 June 2023

ABOUT BMCC

Established in 1963, the British Malaysian Chamber of Commerce (BMCC) has been driven by the sole ordinance of advancing bilateral trade relations between the United Kingdom and Malaysia. Over the past six decades, the BMCC has been a catalyst in providing businesses with networking platforms, branding & exposure, international trade services and industry advocacy. Today, the BMCC has frmly rooted itself as one of Southeast Asia’s most prolifc Chambers.

The BMCC is part of the Global Chamber Network, comprising British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) members and business groups that are located across all continents of the world and directly linked to Chambers of Commerce in every region of the UK. The BMCC is also member of the Britain in Southeast Asia (BiSEA) network, a group of 8 British Chambers and Business Councils across the Southeast Asian region, aimed at providing channels for businesses to reach into Southeast Asia markets and the region.

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THE BMCC WELCOMES NEW CHAIRMAN

In 2022, the BMCC welcomed Mark Arthun, Managing Director, and Site Leader of Smith & Nephew Operations Sdn Bhd as the new Chairman of the British Malaysian Chamber of Commerce Berhad (BMCC). His appointment was decided upon following the 4th BMCC Annual General Meeting on 29 June 2022. Mark succeeded Abrar A. Anwar, Managing Director, and Chief Executive Offcer of Standard Chartered Malaysia, who had served as the Chairman of the BMCC for two years. Mark had been a board member since 2021.

Mark’s distinguished career spans two industries, aerospace and medical device, where he garnered experience as a visionary leader in Operations and Operational Excellence. Mark currently oversees all Malaysian operations, from construction to the manufacturing and distribution of orthopedics products globally.

The Chamber also welcomed Nik Tasha Nik Kamaruddin, Chief Brand Strategy Offcer of Sunway Berhad taking over from Prof. Dr Mushtak Al-Atabi, CEO & Provost of Heriot-Watt University Malaysia Sdn Bhd. as Deputy Chair.

Appreciation to outgoing Chairman & Deputy Chairman

The BMCC is truly grateful for the stellar leadership and contributions of Abrar A. Anwar and the valuable guidance and contributions of Prof. Dr Mushtak Al-Atabi. They will remain as Board members of the Chamber. Under the stewardship of the new offce bearers, the Chamber looks forward to continuing its strategic role in strengthening bilateral trade relations between the UK and Malaysia, by assisting to create an environment fertile with trade and investment opportunities in which businesses of both countries can prosper.

MEMBERS SEE VALUE IN JOINING THE BMCC

In 2022, the BMCC welcomed 45 new corporate members and retained 91% of existing members despite the uncertain and shifting business landscape, refecting the immense value we bring to our members in supporting their business needs and growth. The BMCC continued to serve our members by delivering the right value proposition through our four pillars of services, i.e. by providing high-quality business-to-business networking opportunities, creating branding and profling platforms, offering bilateral trade services, as well as being a collective industry voice in engaging the government and its agencies.

Value proposition through our four pillars of services

VALUE OF MEMBERSHIP

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, challenges persisted throughout 2022. Nevertheless, the BMCC remained steadfast, demonstrating resilience and adaptability to ensure the provision of our services and the fulflment of our commitments to our members and stakeholders. Throughout our work, we received inspiring messages and favourable comments from supportive members, bolstering our determination to forge ahead. The following feedback is a testament to the appreciation we have received:

“BMCC has enabled XCL Education to work with like-minded schools and companies to champion and advocate for private and international schools serving the British-Malaysian community. Whether in connecting with government and other members to widen our opportunities for our students, their families, and our colleagues, the chamber helps us to promote Malaysia as a growing destination for learning and career development.”

Anthony Partington

Chief Executive Offcer, XCL Education Malaysia

“The BMCC continues to do a fantastic job of supporting the fostering of business relationships, which resonates well with YTL. In addition, the BMCC’s commitment to continuous learning and professional development with the setting up of the DEI committee underscores its dedication to promoting international best practices. There is much beneft that YTL derives from being a long standing BMCC member.”

Natasha Zulkifi Stakeholder Director, YTL Construction

“Being a BMCC member has opened doors to connecting with competent industry players and strengthening relationships with partners and leaders of various industries. This is crucial for Arup as we build on the collaboration, support, and trust of our clients, collaborators, and our own members who continually fnd new solutions to create a more sustainable world.”

Khedzair

Osman Markets & Clients Leader, Arup

Malaysia

“BMCC has provided its members with unlimited opportunities to network, collaborate, and learn from each other on how we can improve society, which is truly commendable.”

“Being a member of the BMCC has helped me successfully set up a representative offce in Malaysia. They introduced key contacts at organisations such as MIDA and DIT. I’ve also attended a mixture of seminars and networking events to broaden my knowledge of the Malaysian market and build a strong network.”

Ryan Telling Regional Sales Manager, Bowers Group

Ir Muhammad Royani Mohd Adnan Managing Director - Malaysia, Mott MacDonald

“The BMCC continues to support Weir Minerals Malaysia across a range of important areas and provides excellent opportunities for dialogue, engagement, and best practice sharing with various bodies including government and industry players in key areas such as sustainability.”

Stephen Frendt Managing Director, Weir Minerals Malaysia

KEY HIGHLIGHTS FOR 2022

In 2022, despite waves of COVID-19 variants interfering with our plans, we were thankful for the vaccination programme inoculating over 80% of the population by mid-2022, enabling the reopening of economies, borders, and the ease of faceto-face networking opportunities.

Trade Services

Unwavering Commitment to Sustainability

BMCC Business Excellence Awards

Industry Advocacy and Government Engagement

Celebrating the Legacy of Distinguished Members: Farewell and Appreciation

Webinars and Networking Activities

CELEBRATING THE LEGACY OF DISTINGUISHED MEMBERS: FAREWELL AND APPRECIATION

In 2022, we bid farewell to several esteemed members who have made remarkable contributions to the Chamber. These departures mark the end of eras characterised by exceptional leadership, guidance, and dedication.

On 23 June 2022, we expressed our gratitude and bid farewell to Deborah Clarke OBE, Country Director for the Department for International Trade (DIT). Deborah had been an invaluable member of the BMCC Board ex-Offcio for four years, providing unwavering support and guidance. Her contributions to the chamber will always be remembered, and we extend our heartfelt appreciation for her service.

We are pleased to welcome Richard Colley as the new Director of Trade and Investment Malaysia, DIT, taking over from Deborah. With his extensive experience and expertise, we are confdent that Richard will continue to strengthen the UKMalaysia trade relations and drive the BMCC forward.

Another signifcant farewell took place on 29 June 2022, as we bid adieu to Andrew Sill MBE, who stepped down as a Board member. Andrew had been an integral part of the BMCC since 2009, serving as Deputy Chairman and later as Chairman from 2015 to 2020. His dedication, invaluable contributions, and guidance have played a crucial role in shaping the BMCC’s success, and we extend our utmost appreciation to Andrew for his outstanding service.

On 15 November, the BMCC organised a special farewell dinner to honour Abrar A. Anwar, who had served as a member of the BMCC Board for fve years and as Chairman since 2020. Abrar’s tenure was marked by exceptional leadership, vision, and unwavering dedication to the BMCC’s mission of promoting stronger UK-Malaysia trade relations. The Chamber expressed its heartfelt appreciation for Abrar’s signifcant contributions and presented him with a token of gratitude.

During the same event, we also expressed our gratitude to Tan Sri Dr. Michael Yeoh and Amanda Powell, who recently concluded their tenure as Board Members of the BMCC in June. Their invaluable contributions and guidance have been instrumental in the growth and success of the Chamber. We extend our sincere appreciation to both Tan Sri Dr. Michael Yeoh and Amanda Powell for their dedicated service.

As we bid farewell to these distinguished individuals, we recognise the indelible mark they have left on the BMCC and their invaluable contributions to our organisation’s growth. Their leadership, dedication, and guidance have played a pivotal role in advancing our mission, and we are immensely grateful for their service.

The BMCC remains committed to fostering stronger UK-Malaysia trade relations, and we look forward to the future with great enthusiasm and determination. We express our best wishes to all those who have concluded their tenures and extend our gratitude to everyone who continues to support the BMCC’s mission.

WEBINARS AND NETWORKING ACTIVITIES

Throughout 2022, the BMCC effectively coordinated a diverse range of 44 events, prioritising the transition from virtual interactions to in-person networking activities.

New Year’s Drinks

13 January 2022

We began the year on a high note, celebrating the new year with a toast alongside 100 attendees and H.E. Charles Hay MVO, the British High Commissioner to Malaysia. The evening commenced with a welcoming address from Abrar A. Anwar, Chairman of the BMCC, emphasising the importance of overcoming the challenges brought by the pandemic. He highlighted how 2022 presents a signifcant opportunity for the recovery of industries and businesses, with the Chamber playing a crucial role as a facilitator through its high-level engagements and advocacy efforts.

We also took the opportunity to express our gratitude to David Ng, Managing Director (Malaysia & Myanmar) of International SOS (M) Sdn Bhd, for his invaluable contributions to the Chamber. David played a pivotal role during his ten years of active participation, showcasing unwavering commitment, dedication, and effort. We sincerely appreciate his signifcant contributions to the Chamber and acknowledge his instrumental role within the Board.

Networking in Penang

19 January 2022

This year, we marked our entry into the Northern Region of Malaysia with a networking event in Penang, a vital economic state with a strong focus on manufacturing, construction, and services, boasting a high-income economy. The event brought together over 60 participants from diverse corporations and agencies, offering them the opportunity to establish meaningful business connections. They had the opportunity to engage with offcials from the Penang government, our Board members, and representatives from the British High Commissioner’s offce. We thank all participants involved in this landmark milestone of ours.

Networking in Johor

15 February & 7 December 2022

We also held two networking events in Johor this year. The frst was a close-knit event to connect and establish business relationships with like-minded organisations in the Chamber’s pursuit of advocating the growth of bilateral trade and commerce between the United Kingdom and Malaysia.

We are thankful to our Sterling Member, Marlborough College Malaysia (MCM) and Alan Stevens, Master of MCM and BMCC Board Member, for graciously hosting more than 60 participants from government offcials to industry representatives at their venue for the frst networking event.

In December, in the spirit of Christmas, we returned all dressed in shades of green, red, and white for a gathering over drinks for an informal business networking opportunity at Holiday Villa Hotel, Johor.

Chairman’s Dinners

15 March & 11 August 2022

Throughout the year, we hosted two small groups of C-level Sterling members for an exclusive dinner and networking with the BMCC Chairman for informal business discussions.

Networking Drinks – Meet our New Chairman

25 August 2022

We had the opportunity of organising a face-to-face networking drinks session for our members to offcially meet and network with our new Chairman, Mark Arthun, the Managing Director of Smith & Nephew Operations Malaysia. Mark also took the opportunity to highlight the Chamber’s efforts and took in members’ feedback to help better the Chamber’s efforts for them.

Annual Corporate Christmas Luncheon

9 December 2022

We bid farewell to 2022 in style at the Annual Christmas Luncheon, where members gathered with the British High Commissioner to Malaysia, H.E. Charles Hay and our Board of Directors to toast to the upcoming year.

The Chamber’s annual tradition brought together BMCC members at the JW Marriott Hotel Kuala Lumpur for a delightful Christmas Luncheon. The highlight was the special Christmas Fair, showcasing fantastic British and Malaysian brands. The BMCC extends gratitude to all who contributed to making it a joyous afternoon.

INDUSTRY ADVOCACY AND GOVERNMENT ENGAGEMENT

In 2022, the Chamber remained actively engaged in representing our members as a unifed voice, advocating for their interests and concerns in interactions with the government, allowing our members to express their perspectives, provide feedback directly to infuential decision-makers in the country, while facilitating the ease of doing of business in Malaysia and the UK.

23rd JPA-BMCC Management Development Programme

The 23rd JPA-BMCC Management Development Programme concluded on 14 October 2022. The BMCC, together with 8 of our members – ACCA, Arup, BP, International SOS, PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), Smith & Nephew, Tony Gee & Partners, and University of Nottingham – hosted 15 offcers from various ministries and departments including Ministry of International Trade and Industry, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Works, Ministry of Transport, and Ministry of Human Resources, amongst others.

This biennial initiative provides Malaysian senior government offcers with the opportunity to gain hands-on experience and exposure to the dynamism of modern-day business management systems through training and working with British organisations both in Malaysia and their parent companies in the United Kingdom.

This 44-day programme included a 2-week placement in the UK companies with operations in Malaysia, as well as another 2 weeks placement in the UK offces.

We thank our members ACCA Global, EcoWorld International, London Tea Exchange, Sime Darby Property (Battersea Power Station), and Ricardo Technical Centre for hosting the delegation at their offces during the weeklong business visit. A special appreciation also goes to the British Malaysian Society (BMS) led by Mei Sim Lai OBE DL, Chair of BMS for organising an engaging forum on “Strengthening UK-Malaysia Ties through Public Private Collaborations” attended by more than 70 people.

JPA-BMCC ‘Teh Tarik’ Networking Session

25 August 2022

Following the three-day preparatory course of the 23rd JPA-BMCC Management Development Programme, a ‘Teh Tarik’ engagement session was held at the National Institute of Public Administration (INTAN) between the British High Commissioner, Alumni members, participating companies, and participants. Participants had the opportunity to engage in networking and informal business discussions.

Roundtable with YB Dato’ Sri Mustapa

Mohamed, Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Economy)

8 February 2022

BMCC had the privilege of participating in a roundtable discussion hosted by the Economic Planning Unit (EPU). This was an opportunity for us to contribute feedback, ideas, and suggestions on the Twelfth Malaysia Plan (12th MP) overview and critical areas for public-private partnerships. BMCC was represented by Abrar A. Anwar, Chairman and Jennifer Lopez, Chief Executive Offcer, alongside 15 Sterling Members from various industries and colleagues from the Executive Offce.

BMCC Government Dialogue SeriesCOVID-19: Two Years On

30 March 2022

BMCC had the honour of hosting an exclusive Government Dialogue Series featuring Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah, the Director General of Health Malaysia where he shared insights into the lessons learnt in dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic and the upcoming outlook for the country in the endemic phase.

Roundtable Discussion with YB Zairil Khir Johari, Penang State Executive Councillor (EXCO) for Infrastructure and Transportation

29 March 2022

BMCC hosted a roundtable discussion with YB Zairil Khir Johari, the Penang State Executive Councillor (EXCO) for Infrastructure and Transportation. The Penang State Government, through SRS Consortium presented on the Penang Transport Master Plan and the Penang South Island development and shared on the opportunities for the involvement of our members in some of these developments. It was an insightful session for all of us and we appreciate the networking opportunities alongside those in attendance.

Lunch with Natalie Black and Andrew Mitchell

6 October 2022

BMCC hosted a lunch affair with HM Trade Commissioner to Asia, Natalie Black and Director General for Export and UK Trade (DIT), Andrew Mitchel with our members. This was an opportunity for networking and trade engagement opportunities.

UNWAVERING COMMITMENT TO SUSTAINABILITY

Sustainability remains a top priority on our agenda. With growing concerns about climate change, resource depletion, and environmental degradation, it is crucial we prioritise sustainable practices and actions.

Malaysia Climate Action Week (MCAW)

17-21 October 2022

The BMCC successfully hosted its second Malaysia Climate Action Week, where organisations and individuals were empowered to undertake active steps toward climate action.

The event kicked off with a webinar on UK Smart Building & Renewable Energy Solutions, in collaboration with Climate Governance Malaysia, covering important topics such as off-grid energy solutions, smart city master planning, and energy-effcient building management.

The highlight of MCAW was the A.C.T. Now Conference, where renowned sustainability practitioners and stakeholders shared transformative green initiatives and viable solutions aligned with this year’s theme “A.C.T. Now! Adapt, Collaborate, and Transcend”. The conference attracted 200 attendees from all industries.

The third day featured an Eco-Site Visit and an ESG Masterclass that spanned the day followed by an Appreciation Night in the evening. There was also a screening of short flms by Studio Birthplace, where stories of our generation’s most critical issues on the environment, especially on climate issues and sustainability were highlighted.

The BMCC and the British High Commission Kuala Lumpur organised the Queen’s Green Canopy Tree Planting initiative to commemorate the 70-year reign of the late Queen Elizabeth II, on the fourth day. This initiative was in line with Malaysia’s 100 million tree-planting campaign under the purview of the Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources.

The MCAW concluded with a Nocturnal Urban Forest Walk in the Shah Alam Community Forest, where 20 participants experienced an exciting 1.5-hour walk in the dark, guided by experts, observing various wildlife creatures, from snakes to spiders.

The success of this year’s MCAW would not have been possible without the support from various partners. We are grateful to our supporting partner, the British High Commission Kuala Lumpur; sponsors and climate action partners - HSBC, BP, ICAEW, Reckitt, Smith and Nephew, and YTL Group; our education partner, University of Nottingham Malaysia; our technical partner for ESG Masterclass, Arup; our tree planting pledge partners - APE and Yayasan Hijau Malaysia; supporting organisationsCGM and UN Global Compact Network Malaysia and Brunei; and our venue partner, The Majestic Hotel Kuala Lumpur.

Climate Action Series: Supporting Businesses in their Climate Agenda with the Signing of Two MoUs

23 March 2022

BMCC signed two Memorandum of Understandings (MoU) with the UN Global Compact Network Malaysia & Brunei (UNGCMYB) and the British Standards Institution (BSI) Malaysia respectively. These partnerships aim to raise awareness and further understanding of sustainability and climate action practices within businesses - as well as to support the BMCC Climate Action Pledge signatories in their commitment to a net-zero economy.

Energy Outlook 2022: Malaysia’s Energy Transition Outlook

12 April 2022

BMCC organised an insightful virtual forum that brought together 200 like-minded individuals and major industry players from PETRONAS, Sarawak Energy Berhad, and Sustainable Energy Development Authority (SEDA) for an exchange of views on Malaysia’s Energy Transition Outlook. This was an initiative by BMCC’s Energy Committee, in support of Malaysia’s aspirations to be a carbon-neutral nation by 2050.

BMCC BUSINESS EXCELLENCE AWARDS

3rd Business Excellence Awards

26 May 2022

After months of planning and much anticipation, the highly anticipated BMCC Business Excellence Awards 2022 culminated in a memorable Awards Gala Night, marking a signifcant return after a two-year hiatus.

The Awards saw an impressive turnout of over 430 guests, including government offcials, company leaders, industry experts, and business professionals. The event served as a dedicated platform to honour and acknowledge the accomplishments of UK-Malaysia businesses and partnerships.

The evening was graced by Guests of Honour, YB Dato’ Sri Dr Adham Baba, Minister of Science, Technology, and Innovation Malaysia (MosTI) and Richard Graham, the UK Prime Minister’s Trade Envoy to Malaysia. Their attendance added signifcance to the event and underscored the importance of fostering strong bilateral relationships.

The Awards was a resounding success, having provided a well-deserved platform to celebrate the achievements of outstanding companies and in promoting the growth and collaboration between the UK and Malaysia.

TRADE SERVICES

Meeting our Commitment as the Overseas Delivery Partner for Department for International Trade, UK

Our trade services team continued to support British exporters to Malaysia and met our commitment as the Overseas Delivery Partner for the Department for International Trade, UK until the end of March 2022.

As of April 2022, we have been included in their Overseas Referral Network (ORN). Organically the trade team has been receiving enquiries from British exporters.

Activities for the year included:

i) Facilitated a total of 80 meetings with British exporters

ii) One Physical Trade Mission

• Northern Powerhouse UK Trade Mission to Malaysia Virtual Trade Missions 7-10 June 2022

We welcomed the Department for International Trade (DIT) Northern Powerhouse UK Trade Mission to Malaysia. Delegations from 10 UK companies from the Northern Powerhouse took part in the trade mission. These companies offered expertise in innovative solutions, digital transformation, education, property development, exhibition organisation, engineering instrumentation, and logistics. The objective was to facilitate meetings between the delegation and Malaysian industry leaders, allowing discussions on current and future business potential and networking opportunities for potential business projects.

• Northern Powerhouse Reception at the High Commissioner’s Residence 8 June 2022

Delegates, BMCC members, and key stakeholders attended a networking reception at the British High Commissioner’s Residence during the trade mission. The Northern Powerhouse region in the UK is known for its rapid growth in tech innovation, particularly in areas such as high-performance computing, artifcial intelligence, fntech, and more. It is a global hub for commerce, technology, entrepreneurship, and innovation, with notable strengths in clean energy, advanced manufacturing, life sciences, fnancial services, e-commerce, and digital sectors. The region’s universities contribute to ground-breaking research, and its natural beauty and renowned sports teams attract visitors worldwide.

iii) Two Virtual Trade Missions

• UK Green Building Virtual Regional Trade Mission to Malaysia, Thailand & Vietnam

16 February 2022

BMCC was pleased to collaborate with the British High Commission Kuala Lumpur to organise a UK Green Building Virtual Regional Trade Mission to Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam. The UK Mission Delegates were offered solutions ranging from energy effciency and management, renewable energy, AI for smart homes

and buildings to sustainable design. The mission was supported by the British Chamber of Commerce Thailand (BCCT), the British Chamber of Commerce Vietnam and British Consulate General Ho Chi Minh City and the British Embassy Thailand.

To ensure effective support, the BMCC Trade Team conducted individual consultations with each delegate virtually to better understand their market needs. For the business-to-business (B2B) matching process, the team extensively researched the market through phone calls, internet searches, local media, and leveraged the expertise of the team, as well as the professional network and membership of the Chamber.

• Virtual Trade Mission to Malaysia - Kent County Council 18 - 30 September 2022

iv) Webinars

• BMCC-Santander, Opportunities in the Life Sciences Sector in Malaysia 16 March 2022

• BMCC-Kent County Council, Opportunities in the Healthcare and Life Sciences Sector in Malaysia

6 September 2022

BMCC collaborated with Kent County Council, UK and organised a webinar on Opportunities in the Healthcare and Life Sciences sector in Malaysia. Joined by 119 attendees, the webinar covered the overview of the Healthcare & Life Sciences sector in Malaysia, the Malaysian Medical Device Regulatory System, and Healthcare Distribution in Malaysia. Besides, a Virtual Trade Mission was also organised for UK companies based in Kent, Medway, East Sussex, and Essex who were keen to get into this market.

• BMCC-Rouse & Co. International, Understanding Malaysia’s Intellectual Property (IP) Landscape 18 October 2022

• BMCC-Santander, The Digital Transformation Journey in Malaysia 6 December 2022

STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS

Inspiring Women Entrepreneurs Conference

14 June 2022

In partnership with Standard Chartered Bank Malaysia, the conference outlined the importance of women entrepreneurs contributing signifcantly to Malaysia’s economy including sustainability in business. The conference was attended by close to 200 participants, comprising a mix of business entrepreneurs, corporate CEOs, and members and representatives of associations.

The conference was attended by keynote speaker Datuk Kamaruzzaman Johari, the Political Secretary to the Minister of Entrepreneur and Cooperative Development, providing valuable insights into various programmes conducted by the Ministry for business entrepreneur.

Participants also had an opportunity to visit mini bazaar, which showcased a range of sustainable products including clothing, accessories, and household items. The programme ended with a fashion show by House of Maslea and Trade Kuala Lumpur.

International Women’s Day Talk and Networking:

# BreakTheBias - Empowering Women in STEM

31 March 2022

The frst quarter of 2022 ended for the Chamber with a BMCC - British Council Fireside Chat with successful women in STEM. A quote to best summarise the event was “providing women with equal opportunities to pursue and strive in STEM are essential in building an innovative and inclusive future.”

OTHER EVENTS

SME Financing - Emerging from COVID-19 Pandemic and Beyond

24 February 2022

In partnership with Standard Chartered Bank Malaysia, we organised a webinar focused on the opportunities for SME fnancing in Malaysia and best business practices to navigate through the pandemic. Esteemed panellists provided valuable insights and benefcial inputs during the session.

BMCC CEO Insights Series: Making Health a Priority

7 April 2022

BMCC had the honour of hosting a CEO Insights Series featuring Jonathan L. Pan, Vice President and General Manager Malaysia of GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceutical Sdn Bhd (GSK), where he shared insights on the importance of health and well-being in the new normal. He highlighted the signifcance of realigning health policy priorities to anchor on country, company, and individual perspective.

ABAC & JACTIM Collaboration Talk & Networking, Section 17A MACC Act 2009: Ignorance of the Law is Not an Excuse

14 July 2022

The talk on the provision under Section 17A MACC Act 2009 stipulates a corporate liability principle where a commercial organisation can be considered guilty if any of its employees and/or associates commit corruption for the beneft of the organisation.

Workshop on Critical Communication by Voxtree

28 September 2022

BMCC launched a new series of short workshops on Critical Communication entitled “Critical Communications - The Key to Controlling Diffcult Conversations and Preventing Conficts”. The workshop was designed to empower professionals to communicate persuasively in today’s complex business environment. Delivered by Southeast Asia specialist and Managing Director at Voxtree, Neil Stoneham, participants learned valuable tips on how to prepare for high-stakes conversations and complex clients.

Understanding Malaysia’s Intellectual Property (IP) Landscape

18 October 2022

In collaboration with Rouse & Co. International, we hosted a webinar focused on the Intellectual Property (IP) Enforcement Manual for Malaysia. The session not only highlighted the IP sections, regulations, and acts covered in the manual but also provided practical commentary and information sharing on the rules and regulations specifc to the Malaysian landscape. The webinar served as a valuable opportunity for both local and foreign businesses to gain insights and understanding of IP enforcement in Malaysia.

SECTOR COMMITTEE ACTIONS

Our sector committees and network continued to be an important platform for members in the same sector to meet and discuss key issues affecting their respective sectors. Our Higher Education, Education (3-18 years), and Energy Committees as well as Construction and Engineering Network continued to engage with relevant government stakeholders, bringing the voices of the business community within the Chamber to policymakers.

Roundtable with YB Zairil Khir Johari, Penang State EXCO for Infrastructure and Transportation on the Penang Transport Master Plan and Penang South Islands Development for the Construction & Engineering Network members to understand the status of the projects as well as opportunities for members to participate in them.

Meeting with Director of Private Education Division (PED) of the Ministry of Education which was attended by BMCC member schools to discuss challenges faced by private international school members and encourage dialogue between the private education sector with the Ministry of Education in formulating policies for the education sector in Malaysia.

Joint working group between Ministry of Higher Education and BMCC Higher Education Committee to discuss potential collaborations and knowledge sharing platforms to enhance the higher education sector in Malaysia.

Organising the BMCC Energy Outlook 2022 with good participation from PETRONAS, Sustainable Energy Development Authority (SEDA), Sarawak Energy Berhad (SEB), and NanoMalaysia Berhad

COMMITTEES & NETWORK

In 2022, our Education (3-18 Years), Higher Education, and EnergyCommittees as well as Construction and Engineering Network, proved to be valuable platforms for our members to exchange information, share best practices, discuss challenges and opportunities within their sectors, and expand their professional networks. Numerous engagements, meetings, and initiatives took place, fostering collaboration and knowledge-sharing among our members.

We express our gratitude to all the members who actively took part in the committees and network engagements. Your commitment, valuable contributions, views, and ideas have played a signifcant role in fostering increased opportunities for collaborations and partnerships between the UK and Malaysia within your respective sectors.

Energy Committee

Chairman:

Deputy Chairman:

Brian Pye Luke Joseph Director, Energy Transition, Three60 Energy Head of Country, bp Business Service Centre Asia

Committee Members:

• Automation & Control Systems

• EM&I Asset Integrity Services

• Energy Industries Council (EIC)

• Enquest Petroleum Developments Malaysia

• Fulkrum Technical Resources

• Green Hydrogen Asia

• Ion Ventures

• Jentayu Sustainables

Higher Education Committee

Chairman:

• Mott MacDonald

• PETROFAC Malaysia

• Quartzelec

• Ricardo Asia

• Score Group

• Shell Malaysia

• SMS Sand Management Services

• Tidal Resources

Deputy Chairman:

Prof. Mushtak Al-Atabi Prof. Rebecca Taylor

CEO & Provost, Heriot-Watt University Malaysia

Committee Members:

• 3Quantum Consultancy

• ACCA Malaysia

• Advance HE

• Asia E-University

• CIMA SE Asia

• City & Guilds

• CMI Management and Leadership

• Cyberlynx International College

• Insendi (Imperial College)

• International University of Malaya-Wales

• Kaplan Financial Limited

• Lancaster University

Pro Vice-Chancellor (ASEAN) & CEO (Malaysia), University of Southampton

• Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia

• QS Enrolment Solutions

• Sunway University

• The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales (ICAEW)

• Tribal Group

• Universiti Kuala Lumpur (UniKL)

• Universiti Malaya (UM)

• University of Hertfordshire

• University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus

• University of Reading

Education Committee (3-18 Years)

Chairman:

Alan Stevens

Master & CEO, Marlborough College Malaysia

Committee Members:

• 3Quantum Consultancy

• Beaconhouse Malaysia

• Charterhouse International

• Garden International School

• GEMS International School

• IGB International School

• Inspiring Learning Asia

• International Schools Partnership (Tenby Schools)

• Kolej Tuanku Ja’afar

• MABECS

Deputy Chairman:

Matthew Brown

Headmaster, Epsom College Malaysia

• Nexus International School

• Orchid Leadership Coaching and Consultancy Ltd

• Prince of Wales Island International School

• Sannam S4

• Sri KDU International School

• St John’s International School

• Stonyhurst International School

• The Alice Smith School

• The British International School

• The International School @ ParkCity

Construction and Engineering Network

Chairman:

Bill Addington

Director, Tony Gee & Partners

Committee Members:

• Arup Jururunding Sdn Bhd

• Automation & Control Systems Sdn Bhd

• Cyberview Sdn Bhd

• EcoWorld

• Malaysian Resources Corporation Berhad

• Maser & Quartzelec Services Sdn Bhd

• Mott MacDonald (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd

• Plus Three Consultants (M) Sdn Bhd

• PMCC Actus Sdn Bhd

• SNC-Lavalin

• Sime Darby Property

• SP Setia

• TechSol Sdn Bhd

• Tony Gee & Partners Sdn Bhd

• Turner & Townsend (M) Sdn Bhd

• YTL Corporation Berhad

• Veritas Design

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

The BMCC membership structure is based on four available categories: (1) Individual, (2) SME, (3) Large and (4) Sterling.

Group 1

• Aerospace & Defence

• Automotive

• Banking & Finance

• Retail Services

• Transportation & Logistics

Group 2

• Aviation

• Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) & Shared Service Center (SSC)

• Credit Reporting Agency

• CSR

• Events, Exhibition & Conference Management

• Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG)

• Food & Beverage

• Plantations

• Recruitment & Human Resources

• Relocation Services

• Research Agency

• Service Offce

• Trading & Logistics Conglomerate

• Training Providers

• Waste Management 2022 Membership Composition by Sector

MEMBERS LISTING 2022

#

• 39 Essex Street Chambers

• 3Quantum Consultancy Sdn Bhd

A

• ABAC Center Of Excellence Sdn Bhd

• Abdullah Chan & Co

• Absolute Financial Solutions Ltd

• ACCA Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Aditi Trustees Limited

• Advance HE

• AFN Sports Sdn Bhd

• Agensi Pekerjaan Michael Page International (Malaysia)Sdn Bhd

• Andrew Barber & Associates Sdn Bhd

• APD Book Services Sdn Bhd

• Arcus South East Asia Sdn Bhd

• Arup Jururunding Sdn Bhd

• Asia e Learning Sdn Bhd

• Asset Data Solutions Sdn Bhd

• Astrazeneca Sdn Bhd

• Automation & Control Systems Sdn Bhd

• Axis Reit Managers Berhad

B

• BAE Systems (International) Ltd

• Beaconhouse Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Ben Line Agencies Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Berkeley Residential (Singapore) Pte Ltd

• Beyond Expatriate Advisory (MM2H) Sdn Bhd

• Big Dataworks Sdn Bhd

• Bishop Sport and Leisure

• Bluestar AMG

• BMP Technologies Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• BMW Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Bowers Metrology Limited

• BP Business Service Centre Asia Sdn Bhd

• BPP International Limited

• Brighton Management Limited

• British American Tobacco (Malaysia) Berhad

• British Council

• British Standards Institution (BSI Services Malaysia Sdn Bhd)

C

• Cairnsmore Services Sdn Bhd

• Chai Ramsay

• Charterhouse Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Chemopharm Sdn Bhd

• CIMA SE Asia Sdn Bhd

• Citibank Berhad

• City & Guilds (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd

• Clarivate (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd

• CMI Management and Leadership Sdn Bhd

• Constellar Exhibitions Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Convex Malaysia Sdn Bhd (Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre)

• Crown Worldwide Group Sdn Bhd

• CTOS Digital Berhad

• Cyberlynx International Sdn Bhd

• Cyberview Sdn Bhd

• Cycle & Carriage Bintang Berhad

D

• DAC Beachcroft LLP

• Dato’ Richard Alexander John Curtis

• DDGI Limited (Regional Offce)

• Deloitte Tax Services Sdn Bhd

• Dialight Penang Sdn Bhd

• DRB-HICOM EZ-Drive Sdn Bhd

• Duckhams Oil Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Dyson Manufacturing Sdn Bhd

E

• Eco World International Berhad

• Ecofen Marketing Sdn Bhd

• ECOTINT (M) Sdn Bhd

• EM&I Asset Integrity Services (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd

• Endava Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• EnQuest Petroleum Developments Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Epsom College Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Ernst & Young Advisory Services Sdn Bhd

F

• FHC Legal

• Fulkrum Technical Resources Sdn Bhd

G

• Garden International School Sdn Bhd

• GCH Retail Sdn Bhd (Dairy Farm)

• GEMS Education M2 Sdn Bhd

• GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceutical Sdn Bhd

• Glue Up

• Grand Millennium Kuala Lumpur

• Green Hydrogen Asia Sdn Bhd

H

• Halal Street UK Limited

• Hebden Consulting Ltd

• Henry Goh & Co Sdn Bhd

• Herbert Smith Freehills LLP

I

• Heriot-Watt University Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• HKA Global Sdn Bhd

• HL Design Group Sdn Bhd

• HLAP Ltd

• HSBC Bank Malaysia Bhd

• IDP Education Limited

• IGBIS (Detik Harapan Sdn Bhd)

• Impetus Alliance Advisors Sdn Bhd

• Indizium Sdn Bhd

• Informa Markets Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Insendi Limited (Imperial College)

• Inspiring Learning (Holdings) Ltd

• Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales

• Intermovers (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd

• International Property Settlements Sdn Bhd

• International SOS (M) Sdn Bhd

• International University of Malaya-Wales Sdn Bhd

• Invest Johor

• Invest Selangor

• InvestKL Corporation

• Ipsos Sdn Bhd

J

• Jardine Matheson Management Services (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd

• Jeeva Partnership

• Jeff Leong, Poon & Wong

• Jentayu Sustainables Berhad

• Jersey Finance Ltd

• JLL Property Services (M) Sdn Bhd

• Johnson & Nicholson (M) Sdn Bhd

• Johnson Matthey Sdn Bhd

K

• Kagool Sdn Bhd

• Kaplan Financial Limited

• Key Risk Consulting Asia

• Kingsley Advisory & Strategic Initiatives Sdn Bhd

• KL Kudos Design Sdn Bhd

• Knight Frank Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Kolej Tuanku Jaafar

• KPJ Healthcare Berhad

• Kuala Lumpur Kepong Berhad

L

• LA Partners Sdn Bhd

• Lancaster University

• Langkawi Holiday Villa Sdn Bhd

• Lee Hishammuddin Allen & Gledhill

• Leonardo Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Linatex Rubber Products Sdn Bhd (Weir Minerals Malaysia)

• Live & Inspire Sdn Bhd

• London Tea Exchange Asean LTD

• Louise Azmi

• Luther Corporate Services Sdn Bhd

M

• M & N Management Consultants (M) Sdn Bhd

• M East Sdn Bhd (Marlborough College Malaysia)

• MABECS Sdn Bhd

• Malaysia Airlines Berhad

• Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation Sdn Bhd

• Malaysia Expatriate Sevices Centre Sdn Bhd

• Malaysian Investment Development Authority

• Malaysian Resources Corporation Berhad

• Management & Science University

• Mandarin Oriental Kuala Lumpur

• Manpower Staffng Services (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd

• Marks & Clerk (M) Sdn Bhd

• Mazars PLT

• Medizee Sdn Bhd

• Melewar Learning Resources Sdn Bhd

• Middlesex Uni (SEA) Sdn Bhd

• Milestone Production Sdn Bhd

• Mint Communications Sdn Bhd

• Mott MacDonald (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd

• MTT Learning Academy Sdn Bhd (Prince of Wales

Island International School)

• MustaphaRaj Sdn Bhd

N

• National Cancer Society Malaysia

• New World Capital Advisors Sdn Bhd

• Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia

• Nexus International School

O

• One International Group Sdn Bhd

• OPITO Asia Pacifc Sdn Bhd

• ORCHID LEADERSHIP Coaching & Consultancy Ltd

• Owen Mumford Sdn Bhd

P

• Parkcity Education Sdn Bhd

• Pelabuhan Tanjung Pelepas Sdn Bhd

• Peter Fitch

• Petrofac Malaysia

• Pickering Interfaces Ltd

• Plus Three Consultants (M) Sdn Bhd

• PMCC Actus Sdn Bhd

• PricewaterhouseCoopers (PricewaterhouseCoopers Associates Sdn Bhd)

• Puncak Niaga Holdings Berhad

• QS Quacquarelli Symonds Sdn Bhd

• Quartzelec Sdn Bhd

R

• Rahim & Co International Sdn Bhd (Real Estate Division)

• Raslan Loong, Shen & Eow

• RB (Health) Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Realise Health Sdn Bhd (LiveSmart)

• Ricardo Asia Ltd (UK) Malaysia Branch

• Rolls-Royce Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Royal Selangor International Sdn Bhd

• RSD Hospitals Sdn Bhd (Ramsay Sime Darby Health Care)

S

• S P Setia Berhad

• Sannam S4 Sdn Bhd

• Santander UK plc

• Score Asia Sdn Bhd

• Select Service Partner Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Shangri-La Hotel Kuala Lumpur

• Shell Malaysia Limited

• SICPA SA (HQ), Switzerland

• Sime Darby Property Berhad

• Skrine

• Smith & Nephew Operations Sdn Bhd

• SMS Sand Management Services Sdn Bhd

• Southdene Sdn Bhd

• Spirit AeroSystems Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Sports Direct MST Sdn Bhd

• Sri KDU Sdn Bhd (KDU Smart School Sdn Bhd)

• St John’s International School

• Standard Chartered Bank Malaysia Berhad

• Stonyhurst International

• Sunway Berhad

• Sunway Medical Centre Sdn Bhd

• Sunway Resort Hotel Sdn Bhd

• Sunway University

• Synthomer Sdn Bhd

T

• TAR PH Sdn Bhd (JEN Johor Puteri Harbour by Shangri-La)

• Tay & Partners

• TechSol Sdn Bhd

• Telford Engineering (M) Sdn Bhd

• Tenby Educare Sdn Bhd

• The Alice Smith Schools Association

• The British School of Kuala Lumpur Sdn Bhd

• The EIC Energy Market Intelligence (Asia Pacifc) Sdn Bhd

• The Lost Food Project

• Thenesh, Renga & Associates

• TheSelina Sdn Bhd (Salina & Associates PR Sdn Bhd)

• Three60 Energy Group

• Tidal Resources Sdn Bhd

• TMF Administrative Services Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Tony Gee & Partners Sdn Bhd

• Top Glove Sdn Bhd

• Trans International Logistiks Sdn Bhd

• Transpo Movers (M) Sdn Bhd

• Tribal Group (M) Sdn Bhd

• Trowers & Hamlins LLP

• Tujuh Bintang Holding Sdn Bhd

• Turner & Townsend (M) Sdn Bhd

U

• UH Global Education (Asia Pacifc) Sdn Bhd

• Universiti Malaya

• Universiti Teknikal MARA Sdn Bhd

• University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus

• University of Reading (Rumal Reading Sdn Bhd)

• University of Strathclyde

• USMC Sdn Bhd (University of Southampton Malaysia Campus)

V

• Venus Assets Sdn Bhd (Four Seasons Hotel Kuala Lumpur)

• VERITAS Architects Sdn Bhd

• Voxtree Ltd

W

• Waypoints Private Limited

• Wyngs Sdn Bhd

X

• XCL Education Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Xinergee Sdn Bhd

• Xtrategize Technologies Sdn Bhd

Y

• YTL Corporation Berhad

Z

• Zaid Ibrahim & Co

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

AS AT 31 DECEMBER 2022

STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2022