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Sharing important news and updates for you and the community Back AFES Launches Centre of Excellence in Pangkor Island, Perak 6 February 2021 On 7 February 2021, Alam Flora Environmental Solutions Sdn Bhd (“AFES”), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Alam Flora Sdn Bhd (“Alam Flora”), launched Malaysia’s first mini incinerator plant namely the Centre of Excellence (“COE”) facility, located on a 0.89-hectare site near Telok Cempedak, in Pangkor Island. The launch was officiated by Housing and Local Government Minister YB Datuk Zuraida Kamaruddin, accompanied by Chief Executive Officer of Alam Flora (“CEO”), Dato’ Mohd Zain Hassan and Chief Operating Officer (“COO”) of AFES, Encik Nazar Abdul Raof. Aimed at creating awareness on the incinerator technology and operations, the COE is open to researchers and students to conduct specific studies related to solid waste management and disposable through incineration. It is equipped with a mini-laboratory, training room, and a showroom. Visitors are given a first-hand experience of how an incinerator works. Upon AFES’ takeover of the project in December 2016, the plant went through massive refurbishment works and is now able to burn a maximum of 20 metric tonnes of solid waste per day. This saves a lot of costs related to the management and disposal of waste including construction waste as the burning of domestic waste can now be done in Pangkor Island itself instead of transporting them to mainland Perak. It also uses Continuous Emission Monitoring System (“CEMS”) that complies with the additional parameters on the new air emission rules to ensure that priority is given to the wellbeing of the environment. Dato’ Mohd Zain hopes the facility will be a stepping stone to something even bigger in the future. “We hope to produce a medium-sized waste disposal technology in other areas that also produce solid waste of up to 50 tonnes a day, such as in Pahang, Kelantan, and Terengganu. By using a technical team from experts such as Dr Muhd Noor Muhd Yunus, President of the Malaysian Association of Research Scientists (“MARS”), and trained vendors, AFES can produce new technology that can dispose of 50 tonnes and below of garbage”.

Sharing important news and updates for you and the community Back Malakoff's Turtle Conservation Effort Enters its 5th Year 27 April 2016 Collaboration with Fisheries Department Increased Local Communities’ Awareness on the Importance of Conservation Lumut, Perak, 27 April 2016 – Malakoff Corporation Berhad (Malakoff) in collaboration with the Fisheries Department, today continued the Company’s annual “Kenali Penyu, Sayangi Penyu” Turtle Awareness and Educational Programme at Segari Turtle Management Centre (TMC). This fifth edition of “Kenali Penyu, Sayangi Penyu” programme was aimed at promoting the awareness among the public on the threats to turtles. The event brought together 200 volunteers from Malakoff and the Fisheries Department as well as 20 students from Institute of Marine Engineering Technology, Lumut campus of Universiti Kuala Lumpur who actively participated in a host of activities during the programme. In addition, Malakoff also contributed RM10,000 to the Fisheries Department for TMC’s maintenance. Speaking at the event, Mohammed Azmil Ismail, Plant Manager of Malakoff’s Lumut Power Plant said, “The ‘Kenali Penyu, Sayangi Penyu’ programme is one of our annual projects to demonstrate our commitment to environmental sustainability. Being the nearest neighbour to the TMC, we are aware of our role and responsibility to protect the rich ecological biodiversity especially in the areas where we operate.” “Together with the Fisheries Department, we are able to increase the level of awareness of the local communities on the plight of the turtles and encourage them to be actively involved in conservation efforts of the species,” he added. During the event, the volunteers participated in a gotong royong with the local communities to spruce up the buildings and vicinity of the Center. Participants also attended an educational talk conducted by a representative from Turtle and Marine Ecosystem Center (TUMEC) which highlighted the important part individuals can play in conserving turtles. The highlight of the event was the release of baby turtles into the sea. The participants were given the rare opportunity to hold young hatchlings in their hands before an emotional send-off that saw the baby turtles disappear from the shoreline, into the open sea. Acknowledging Malakoff’s continuous effort and collaboration with the Fisheries Department, Dr. Bah Piyan Tan, Director of Perak Fisheries Department said, “I would like to commend Malakoff for its commitment towards turtle conservation by its championing this event for the fifth consecutive year. Previously, Malakoff released two turtles with satellite tracking device to assist us in accumulating crucial knowledge about the endangered species and offer us with knowledge and experience that can further contribute towards more effective conservation of the turtles.” Over and above the Turtle Awareness Programme, Malakoff has also been actively championing other environmental efforts amongst the local communities where the Company operates. Previously, Malakoff had organised Giant Clam Restoration Project and Coral Rehabilitation Project at Pulau Mentinggi and Pulau Aur in Johor to sustain the restoration of the marine ecosystem around the islands. To date, Malakoff has also planted a total of 44,000 mangrove saplings in Pulau Pinang and Johor since 2011.

Sharing important news and updates for you and the community Back Malakoff Powerman Asian Duathlon Championships 2012 Crowns Winners 3 November 2012 The Malakoff Powerman Asian Duathlon Championships 2012 was brought back to Putrajaya, where the inaugural Powerman Malaysia series was held in 2002. A total of 1859 duathletes from close to 30 countries flocked the venue as early as 5am, energized and ready to compete in the Malaysian edition of the internationally reknown duathlon race. Sponsored for the 11th consecutive time by Malakoff, the prestigious endurance challenge is the only Asian qualifier for the annual Powerman World Championships in Zofingen, Switzerland. Formerly known as Powerman Malaysia, the event was upgraded this year by the International Powerman Association (IPA) to Malakoff Powerman Asian Duathlon Championships, in recognition of the success the event has enjoyed over the decade. At the event, Encik Habib Husin, Chief Operating Officer of Malakoff Corporation Berhad said, “Malakoff is an ardent supporter of sporting events, and we are indeed pleased that Malakoff Powerman Asian Duathlon Championships is an integral part of Malakoff’s flagship Corporate Social Responsibility programme – the Malakoff Community Partnerships.” “The Malakoff Powerman Asian Duathlon Championships is certainly in line with Malakoff’s objective to inculcate a healthy active lifestyle and foster a competitive spirit of sportsmanship among the community. As witnessed by all of us today, it is evident how sports drive an individual to achieve excellence regardless of our varied background and physical capabilities,” he added. The inaugural Powerman Malaysia was organised in 2002 and saw the participation of 237 duathletes from ten countries. Over the years, the race has continued to gain momentum to be one of the leading Asian sporting events, attracting international participants from over 30 countries from as far as Australia, France, Singapore, UK and US. The Malakoff Powerman Asian Duathlon Championships 2012 involved a 11.4km run followed by a 64km bike finishing with a 11.4km run. It comprises of four main categories namely Powerman Elite Category, Powerman Age Group Category, Sprint Category and Team Relay Category. The individual races consisted of fourteen sub-categories : Men’s Elite and Women's Elite, Men's 20-29, Women's 20-29, Men's 30-39, Women's 30-39, Men's 40-44, Women's 40-44, Men's 45-49, Women's 45-49, Men's 50-59, Women's 50-59, Men's 60 & above and Women's 60 & above. The Sprint Category was categorized into Men’s and Women’s categories, with a race distance of 5.7km Run-32km Bike-5.7km Run. Team Relay Category was conducted in two sub-categories of Men’s Relay and Mixed Relay, with race distance of 11.4km Run-64km Bike-11.4km Run. Rob Woestenborghs from Belgium was elated to be crowned the champion of the Men’s Elite category for the second year in running. He said, “Winning the Championships title means a lot to me. Being the only Asian qualifier, I expected the bar to be set high and I was proven right. The course was tough and the competition was even tougher. I am pleased with what my hours of training have rewarded me.” Meanwhile, winner of the Women’s Elite Category, Radka Vodickova from Czech Republic, who is a seasoned duathlete and also a defending champion from last year’s race said, “The race route this year at Putrajaya is definitely more challenging than the routes at Lumut. I am very happy and grateful for my win.” Malaysia’s very own seasoned duathlete, Shahrom Abdullah, who has been qualified for Powerman Zofingen, Switzerland said, “Malakoff Powerman Asian Duathlon Championships has been an extremely challenging race and it is a good training ground for what is to be expected in Powerman Zofingen.” Click here for the result of the top winners at this year's race. For the complete results and photographs of Malakoff Powerman Asian Duathlon Championships 2012, please log on to www.powerman.com.my .

Sharing important news and updates for you and the community Back Perlawanan Bowling Persahabatan Eratkan Silaturrahim Malakoff, KeTTHA dan Suruhanjaya Tenaga 29 September 2016 Pada 30 September yang lalu, Malakoff Corporation Berhad (Malakoff) telah menganjurkan perlawanan bowling persahabatan di antara warga kerja Malakoff KL HQ bersama Kementerian Tenaga, Teknologi Hijau dan Air (KeTTHA) dan Suruhanjaya Tenaga (ST) bertempat di ARL Bowl, Alamanda, Putrajaya. Perlawanan ini diadakan bertujuan untuk mengeratkan lagi hubungan silaturrahim yang telah sedia terjalin di antara Malakoff dan kedua-dua organisasi tersebut. Seramai 60 orang pemain yang terdiri daripada 20 orang pemain KeTTHA, 20 orang pemain ST dan 20 orang pemain dari Malakoff ternyata tidak melepaskan peluang yang diberikan dengan beraksi sebaik mungkin bagi mencapai pungutan mata yang tertinggi. Pemain yang dibahagikan kepada 15 kumpulan terdiri dari pemain KeTTHA, ST dan Malakoff di dalam setiap kumpulan telah memperlihatkan semangat kesukanan dan kerjasama yang tinggi untuk muncul sebagai juara. Pn. Faisol Mustafa menjuarai kategori individu KeTTHA, sementara Ir. Ahmad Nornadzmi muncul sebagai juara kategori individu ST. Kumpulan 7 yang terdiri dari En Amisam Ismail, Ir. Ahmad Nornadzmi, En Md Yuha Ismail dan En Abdullah Omar muncul sebagai juara berkumpulan. Malakoff ingin merakamkan penghargaan dan ucapan terima kasih kepada pihak KeTTHA dan ST kerana sudi menjayakan perlawanan bowling persahabatan ini. Ribuan terima kasih juga diucapkan kepada pemain-pemain Malakoff yang telah hadir untuk memeriahkan perlawanan. Semoga bertemu lagi dalam perlawanan persahabatan yang akan datang.

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Sharing important news and updates for you and the community Back MUDS UPNM 1 August 2008 The final instalment of Malakoff University Duathlon Series was held at Universiti Pertahanan Nasional Malaysia (UPNM) last Saturday. By far, this is the longest of the series, which is 4km run, followed by 20km bike and 4km run. It was a very hot affair and many participants did not manage to finish the race after the bike transition. One long distance runner had to stop his race after the bike leg due to the hot weather. Nevertheless, hats off to UPNM for being the best organizer among all three venues. UPNM also was crowned the university with the most participants and most Top 5 wins after three duathlon installments. For this race, national duathlete Heidilee Mohamad won in the Men’s Open category while his sister, national duathlete Mariana Mohamad won the Women’s Open category. No serious injuries(other than the usual cramping due to insufficient training) or accidents were recorded during the event. The participants also commented on UPNM’s superb marshalling for the race but most were a little disappointed with the route as it was the flattest route compared to previously held MUDS in UM and UKM, causing them to pedal all the way as there were no downhill that they could relax on. Congratulations to Quick Release and Corporate Affairs department for a well-organized event.

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Sharing important news and updates for you and the community Back Registration for Malakoff Interstate Fellowship Ride is now closed 24 October 2012 Malakoff Interstate Fellowship Ride is back for the fourth year! The Malakoff Interstate Fellowship Ride is a part of Malakoff Corporation Berhad’s (Malakoff) Sports for Charity concept, under the Malakoff Community Partnerships (MCP), Malakoff's corporate social responsibility platform. The event will see 1,000 cyclists covering around 260km across the states of Penang, Perak and Kedah for two days from 31 December to raise RM50,000 for charity. The Ride is championed by Malakoff, together with the Penang State Government, Majlis Sukan Negeri Pulau Pinang and the Knights of the Roundtable. The Malakoff Interstate Fellowship Ride is also supported by Polis Diraja Malaysia, and local authorities such as the Majlis Perbandaran Pulau Pinang, Majlis Perbandaran Seberang Perai (MPSP), Butterworth Outer Ring Road (BORR) and Delta Business Solutions. This year, cyclists will start their journey on 31 December from Butterworth Outer Ring Road towards Kedah and Perak for 180km prior to returning back to Penang. On the following day, participants will ride into the New Year around hilly terrains of Penang Island for 80km, starting from Taman Perbandaran Pulau Pinang (Youth Park). Day 1 : 180km Butterworth Outer Ring Road - Lunas - Serdang - Selama - Kampung Mesjid - Selama - Sungai Tengas - Sungai Lembu - Penanti - Sungai Dua - Butterworth Outer Ring Road Day 2 : 80km Taman Perbandaran Pulau Pinang (Youth Park) - Batu Maung - Balik Pulau - Pulau Betong - Teluk Bahang - Tanjung Bunga - Taman Perbandaran Pulau Pinang (Youth Park) Registration is now closed as we have reached our limit of 1000 participants. Thank you for supporting us! MCP is also on Facebook! Pls 'Like' the page for up-to-date information on what's happening in Malakoff: Malakoff Community Partnerships (MCP) Facebook page

Sharing important news and updates for you and the community Back Malakoff sponsors EDMAT-34 program for engineering undergraduates in ASEAN 3 July 2012 The chants and cheers from the participants were still heard as the VIPs left the ballroom at the closing ceremony of the 34th Engineering, Development, Motivation and Awareness Training or EDMAT-34, recently. The participants congratulated and cheered each other for the fabulous time that they had during the program. EDMAT-34, sponsored by Malakoff, was held from 30th June to 7th July 2012, involved 91 participants from Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines. Representative from Malakoff, En Mohd Shokri Daud, Vice President, Technical Support Group, was impressed with the energy and enthusiasm reflected by the participants at the closing ceremony. He said that the participants have indeed benefited from the program by showing tremendous amount of self-esteem and confidence. He added that with the right training and adequate knowledge in engineering, they will certainly stand out at interviews and easily secure a job with future employers. The participants were exposed to public speaking, forums, debates and games to improve their inter-personal skills, self-confidence and creative thinking. En Mohamad Fardaus Rahmat from Human Resource department of Malakoff gave a talk on career opportunities in the power industry to the participants and provided them with information on career paths and advancements for undergraduates of various engineering disciplines. The participants were also taken to site visits, which included Tanjung Bin Power Plant, owned by Malakoff. Besides visiting the plant, they were given a talk on the running of the plant, which is a 2,100MW coal-fired power plant, the largest privately-owned plant of its kind in Malaysia. Mr Jacky Lee, head of the organizing committee of EDMAT-34, said that the program has been around since 1978 and is organized annually by the Engineering Society of University Malaya. EDMAT is a non-profit program aimed to develop, motivate and create awareness in engineering undergraduates and has attracted the participation of overseas universities in the ASEAN region. "EDMAT is a comprehensive program which covers all the aspects to accomplish both mental and physical development of the participants. It is also aimed to strike a balance between academic and interpersonal development of the undergraduates. The participants came from various backgrounds and encourages an exchange of culture amongst the two countries," he added. Miss Rini Indah, a participant from Indonesia, only had praises for the program. “EDMAT-34 has opened my eyes and given me a chance to get acquainted with fellow participants with the same interest. The program also gave me the opportunity to improve my public speaking skills and I am impressed with the site visits where we get a sneak preview of our future working life.” As an engineering company with a stronghold in the power industry, Malakoff will continue to support such beneficial programs organized by engineering students in the future. In addition to strengthening its branding at the university, program such as this is also aimed to put Malakoff in the radar as an employer of choice and to attract the right talents to join its workforce after they graduate in their respective disciplines.

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Sharing important news and updates for you and the community Back Malakoff Unveils "Empower For Life" Initiative To Aid Urban Underprivileged 21 April 2010 Malakoff Corporation Berhad (Malakoff) in collaboration with the Women’s Aid Organisation (WAO), unveiled the “Empower for Life” Initiative today to help the urban underprivileged, especially those that are single parents. Under this programme, which is a part of Malakoff’s flagship corporate social responsibility programme – the Malakoff Community Partnerships, the Company contributed RM66,500 to WAO to conduct essential life skills classes, cover medical expenses for residents in its Refuge Centre and publish a booklet to guide single parents. At the launch Tan Sri Abdul Halim Ali, the Chairman of Malakoff said, “Malakoff has always been committed to make Corporate Social Responsibility a key part of our corporate culture. Over the years, we have been involved in many activities for the underprivileged and the community where we have our operations.” “For the Empower for Life Initiative, Malakoff has decided to work with WAO as we believe that they have the relevant expertise, on-the-ground experience and understanding of the issues faced by the target group. We commend WAO for taking on the challenge to work with single parents as they are the ones most affected by issues related to urbanisation,” he added. For the Empower for Life Initiative, WAO has selected and employed a full-time social worker who organises english and computer classes to train the single parents as part of efforts to help become self-reliant and financially independent. Additionally, cooking and beading classes are also being conducted to impart basic living skills besides other recreational activities to help them rebuild their self esteem and improve their emotional well-being. Over and above this, under this Initiative, WAO has also developed a handbook for single parents to equip single parents with relevant medical and legal information. The booklet is being published in both English and Bahasa Malaysia for the target audience. Ivy Josiah, the Executive Director of the WAO, said “The launch of the Empower for Life is a truly momentous one as it will help to highlight the importance of reaching out to women in crisis who are pregnant and abandoned.” “Malakoff has taken the right step forward in this direction. It is our hope that more companies as well as individuals will be inspired by Malakoff’s leadership role and come forward to contribute in helping alleviate social problems,” she added. Also present at the launch was Diyana Yahaya, the social worker hired specifically for the Empower for Life women's programmes at the WAO Refuge and the writer of the booklet for single pregnant women. Diyana explained that she was passionate about her calling as a social worker given her strong inclination towards social justice. “It is never easy to be a social worker. Every day we are faced with women in crisis who are battling so many challenges. While my work can be very exhausting, I am inspired these courageous women who try to find solutions. It’s also satisfying to know that we are helping people to improve their lives and make them self-reliant,” said the enthusiastic 25-year old graduate from Universiti Teknologi MARA. WAO accepts monetary contributions to help meet the operational costs of their Refuge Shelter and the Child Care Centre. Those who wish to contribute may contact Annie Varghese, P.O. Box 493, Jalan Sultan, 46760 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia or visit www.wao.org.my for further details.

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