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Sharing important news and updates for you and the community Back Malakoff Wins National Occupational Safety and Health Excellence Award 17 December 2014 Best Practices in Health and Safety that Benefits Plant and Staff Proven to be the Winning Factor for Port Dickson Power Plant Port Dickson Power Plant (PDPP), owned by Malakoff Corporation Berhad (Malakoff), won the National Occupational Safety and Health Excellence Award 2014, from the Department of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH), under the Ministry of Human Resources, in a ceremony held yesterday at Marriott Hotel, Putrajaya. Speaking on winning the award, Chief Executive Officer of Malakoff, Dato’ Sri Syed Faisal Albar said, “Malakoff is honoured to receive this award as a recognition of our health and safety practices at our power plants. We have been operating our power plants according to the best practices in the industry and we strive to ensure that our staff also benefit by organizing health and safety programmes.” Mr Sankar MK Samy, Plant Manager of PDPP was pleased that the plant was selected as the winner this year. “Vigorous audits were done by DOSH across the country to determine the winner of the award. I’m proud to say that it was our in-house health programme involving our staff that gave us the winning edge against other finalists,” he said. Started more than ten years ago, the health programme at PDPP has evolved to suit the working lifestyle of the staff. Understanding the importance of a healthy workforce, the staff is allocated to exercise for an hour before the end of the working day, twice a week. During this period, staff are free to choose their activities, such as walking, running, or playing badminton, in the vicinity of the plant. The first aid room at PDPP is also converted to a wellness centre, equipped with a BMI measuring device, blood pressure and sugar level monitors, where each staff are given a health passport to encourage them to keep track of their own health condition. “The most notable achievement of this programme is that it empowers the staff to be responsible of their own health. The programme creates an environment to support health, including a ‘No Smoking’ support group for those who intend to stop the habit,” added Sankar. “The health programme at PDPP is just another example of various programmes organized in Malakoff to encourage staff to adopt a healthy lifestyle. Such programme brings the workforce together as it creates a sense of belonging and camaraderie amongst staff when they are involved in the activities,” concluded Syed Faisal. The ESH Committee at Port Dickson Power Plant

Sharing important news and updates for you and the community Back Belgian crowned champion of 10th Edition Powerman Malaysia 12 November 2011 The sun was shining brightly at 7am and the participants expected a hot and humid race that day, as if it was fated that every year, Powerman Malaysia would fall on the hottest day in the rainy season. Last Sunday, Malakoff Corporation Berhad (Malakoff), flagged off the much anticipated Powerman Malaysia 2011 which drew a record of 1035 professional duathletes from 28 countries. The international duathlon was held at Majlis Perbandaran Manjung’s Mini Sports Complex and awarded cash prizes worth RM 132,000 in the 18 categories of the race. Being held for the tenth consecutive time in the country, Powerman Malaysia is a multi sport run-bike-run event and is an integral part of the International Powerman Series. The event has been a roaring success given that Powerman Malaysia is the only Asian qualifier for the annual Powerman World Championships in Zofingen, Switzerland. At the event, Tan Sri Abdul Halim Ali, the Chairman of Malakoff said, “We are pleased to note that Powerman Malaysia has definitely grown steadily over the years both in terms of the number of duathletes as well as the participating countries. Powerman Malaysia has now become synonymous with the sporting initiatives of our flagship CSR programme – the Malakoff Community Partnerships.” “Malakoff has been the main sponsor of Powerman Malaysia for the last decade. This is certainly in line with Malakoff’s objectives to promote community sporting and bring together people of various background and nationalities together in the spirit of competition and camaraderie,” he added. Powerman Malaysia has seen a steady increase in the number of athletes from various nationalities. The inaugural race in 2002 recorded participation from 237 racers, but has since swelled over the years. Last year, an impressive 950 participants from 30 countries raced neck to neck to win top spots in the race. Powerman Malaysia 2011 comprises Individual Long Distance, Malakoff Power Relay and Malakoff Sprint Duathlon. The Individual Long Distance race comprises fourteen categories : Men’s Elite (20 & above), Women's Elite (20 & above), 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 Malakoff Power Relay consists of two sub categories namely, Men’s Relay and Mixed Relay while the Malakoff Sprint Duathlon consists of Sprint Men’s and Sprint Women’s sub-categories. The Men’s Elite winner, Rob Woestenborghs was ecstatic at his win, finishing in 2 hours 40 minutes and 15 seconds, given the tough challenge from the various world-class competitors participating in the event. The 35 year old, Belgian proudly said, “I am delighted to be the winner! With so many top competitors, I knew that this race was a tough one. Nevertheless, my hard work, dedication and months of strict training schedule have paid off.” Meanwhile, for the Women’s Elite category, Radka Vodickova was crowned the winner for the third consecutive time, with an impressive timing of 3 hours 3 minutes and 44 seconds. The 27 year old from the Czech Republic has participated in duathlons for the last 10 years. The seasoned runner said, “Given the humid weather and tough race course, I was surprised at my performance, having clocked in at three hours and three minutes. I must say I thoroughly enjoyed the race, and will definitely look forward to next year’s race.” Powerman Malaysia also featured our very own Muhammad Amirul Hafiz bin Aman who trained hard for the last six months and appeared satisfied with his race performance. Savouring success on a hot and sunny day, the 22 year old from Universiti Pertahanan Nasional Malaysia (UPNM) responded, “The race was a challenge, given the demanding terrains and top-notch competitors. Doing well in this race has increased my overall confidence. Hearing words of support from my fellow Malaysians while racing was an extra push for me to excel in this race. Looking forward, I am determined to do better for my own personal achievement as well as for the country.” Halim explained that for the last decade, Malakoff has been the title sponsor of Powerman Malaysia in partnership with the State Government of Perak and Majlis Perbandaran Manjung. Moreover, with participants coming in from countries such Australia, Belgium, Brunei, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Indonesia, Japan, Liechtenstein, Netherlands, New Zealand, Singapore, Switzerland, United Kingdom and USA, Malakoff’s efforts to help position Manjung as a tourist destination to international visitors is bearing fruits steadily. To obtain the full results of the race visit the site dedicated to Malakoff’s Powerman Malaysia at http://www.powerman.com.my .

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Sharing important news and updates for you and the community Back Malakoff Named Malaysia's Top 30 Green Catalysts 2014 Awards 31 January 2015 Award Ceremony Celebrates Dynamism, Diversity and Innovation in Green Technology 1 February 2015, Kuala Lumpur – Malakoff was named one of Malaysia’s Top 30 Green Catalysts for 2014 award recipient at the recent GreenTech Awards organized by Malaysian Green Technology Corporation (GreenTech Malaysia) to recognise and honour individuals and organisations who have had significant environmental, economic and social impact in expanding the country’s Green Technology sector.The award ceremony hosted over 500 notable green technology leaders from across various sectors including the Energy, Building, Transport, Water and Waste Management. The GreenTech Awards Gala Dinner was graced by the guest of honour, His Highness Crown Prince of Selangor, Tengku Amir Shah Ibni Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah Alhaj. Speaking of Malakoff winning the awards, Chief Executive Officer of Malakoff, Dato’ Sri Syed Faisal Albar said, “On behalf of Malakoff, it is an honour to be named amongst Malaysia’s Top 30 Green Catalysts 2014. The award is a recognition of our on-going effort to promote renewable energy via our Macarthur wind farm, the largest wind farm in the Southern Hemisphere. It also acknowledges programmes to encourage energy efficiency through the Malakoff Energy Expert Series in the recent past as well as our other CSR programmes. It is very encouraging to see such efforts across various industries in Malaysia were duly recognized by the GreenTech Awards.” Previously, Malakoff also won Anugerah Langkawi 2014 - Corporate category, Global CSR Awards 2014 – Women Empowerment category, Asia Responsible Entrepreneurship Awards (AREA) – Green Leadership category, Malaysian Institute of Management (MIM) - CSR of The Year Award 2013 and Prime Minister’s CSR Awards 2010 – Environment Category. Speaking about the awards, GreenTech Malaysia’s Chief Executive Officer, Ir. Ahmad Hadri Haris said, “The contributions of Malaysia’s Top 30 Green Catalysts for 2014 have demonstratively made a significant impact in raising awareness on sustainability, conservation, and the growth of the green technology sector, economically and socially.” “It is essential for us to create synergies among the industry players to collectively promote and grow the green technology sector. We need to work in partnerships to capture the huge opportunities that green technology offers and unlock the sector’s true potential,” he added. This year, the GreenTech Awards were divided into two categories, Personalities and Corporations, acknowledging the many efforts put in by both individuals and organisations who are committed to ensuring Malaysia’s long-term ecological sustainability and the growth of Green Technology sector towards achieving the national Green Technology agenda. The award recipients walked away with the custom-designed GreenTech Awards trophy that symbolises the wide-ranging forms of green technology, one that is vibrant with limitless possibilities and exciting potential for progress. The GreenTech Awards is one of the many initiatives championed by GreenTech Malaysia to catalyse the Green Technology agenda in line with the aspirations of the National Green Technology Policy 2009.

Sharing important news and updates for you and the community Back Malakoff's "Learning Beyond The Classroom" Programme Benefits 118 Students 2 December 2010 It was just a little after 2pm and everyone just had a hearty lunch after a visit to Zoo Negara. It was time to say goodbye and the committee and volunteers were contented to see the smiles on the faces of the schoolchildren and the teachers who accompanied them as they bade farewell to each other after a 3-day-2-night stay in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. Malakoff’s annual “Learning Beyond The Classroom” Programme brought joy to 118 deserving primary students from Malakoff’s ten adopted schools across Malaysia for a three-day educational trip to Kuala Lumpur. During their short stay, the trip was packed with activities such as quizzes and games, and visits to Petrosains, Menara Kuala Lumpur, Zoo Negara, High 5 Bread Museum and KLCC. Although it rained for 2 days, it didn’t dampen their spirits and they were seen eager to explore what Kuala Lumpur has to offer. Excitement was clearly seen on their faces as they explored the exhibitions at the various places of interests. Undoubtedly, the packed trip easily exhausted them as they only have a few hours of rest in the buses as they were taken from one place to the other. For the committee and volunteers, the enthusiastic chatters of the students were a relief for them as it was an indication that they enjoyed the trip and were full of energy amid the bad weather and the hectic schedule. Organised by Malakoff for the eleventh consecutive year, the “Learning Beyond The Classroom” Programme was initiated to provide exposure to the children on life outside their hometown and for them to gain extra knowledge, exposure and broaden their horizon. Since the maiden event in 2000, Malakoff has allocated over RM70,000 every year towards hosting this event, which is an integral part of the Malakoff Community Partnerships – the Company’s flagship CSR platform. During the trip, Yusop Abdul Rashid, Head of Corporate Affairs and Communications for Malakoff said, “We really want to help these students gain exposure outside of their own school and surroundings. So, we have specifically identified places to visit which are not only recreational but also help to impart knowledge. That way, while the children gain knowledge, they also enjoy the learning process. That’s the most important thing." “Malakoff has always recognised that education equals to empowerment and we want to be able to do our part to help these students to acquire knowledge not just from their books, but also experientially through such visits,” he added. The students were selected from Malakoff’s adopted schools namely, SK Segari, SJK (C) Pei Min and SJK (T) Ladang Huntly at Lumut, alongside SK Khir Johari, SJK (C) Chung Hwa and SJK (T) Prai at Perai as well as SK Andek Mori, SK Sg Boh, SK Seri Sinaran Chokoh and SJK (C) Pei Chiao at Pontian. Each year, Malakoff also allocates RM200,000 to support these adopted schools to equip them with better infrastructure and learning aids. This fund is specifically allocated to develop educational facilities such as libraries, computer and science labs, depending on the request from the school authorities. Headmistress of SJK (C) Pei Chiao from Pontian, Mrs Tin, was pleased that the students had learned many new things within a short period of time. “The Learning Beyond The Classroom Programme was very well organised and the students really enjoyed it. We are grateful to Malakoff for undertaking this Programme every year to provide an opportunity for these school children to experience and learn from the city,” she said. Mrs Tin also hoped that Malakoff will continue this program as it inspired the rural school children and gave them opportunity to visit places they only knew through newspapers and television. Despite the lashing downpour, the children remained enthusiastic and chirpy all through the tour. Chatter and laughter marked the three-day trip with students posing myriads of questions to their teachers and volunteers to soak in all the new things they were eagerly learning. As they boarded the bus to travel back to their respective hometowns fifteen Malakoff employees, who had also helped through the three-day visit, gave each student a goodie bag comprising of a t-shirt, a pair of shoes and a school bag, to gear them up for their classes in the year ahead. As the students bid farewell, they left for their homes with the sound wisdom that for the eager mind there are no boundaries for continuous learning and acquiring new knowledge.

Sharing important news and updates for you and the community Back Malakoff Hosts Its Annual ‘Karnival Sukan Rakyat’ in Segari, Perak and Pontian, Johor 2 December 2023 As part of its ongoing commitment to local communities, Malakoff Corporation Berhad ("Malakoff") organised a 'Karnival Sukan Rakyat' on both 19 November 2023 at Kompleks Penghulu Mukim Serkat in Pontian and 2 December 2023 at Sekolah Kebangsaan (“SK”) Segari in Lumut. The primary aim was to promote awareness about the importance of preserving traditional games or sports, nurturing inner leadership qualities among participants, and fostering camaraderie. The event saw active participation from local community leaders and communities, contributing to its success. In Mukim Serkat, the event was also attended by ADUN Kukup Yang Berhormat Datuk Haji Jefridin Atan, Penghulu Kanan Pejabat Daerah Pontian Tuan Hj Roslan Bokari, Penghulu Kanan Daerah Pontian Tuan Mohd Norhazam Md Jais, and Malakoff’s Group Communications and Branding Senior Manager, En. Yuha Bin Ismail. While in Lumut, the event was attended by Plant Manager of Lumut Power Plant En. Anwar Faisal Mohamed Din, the Balai Polis Segari Head, SM Roslinda Haji Sidek, Headmaster of SK Segari En. Haris Hj Hussin and JKKK Chairman Encik Ismail Ibrahim. All participants were treated to a breakfast buffet before taking part in some warm-up activities before the event began. They were then divided into male and female groups with prizes awaiting the top three winners of each activity. Various traditional sports were arranged for the event, including Tug-of-War, Sack Race, Musical Chairs, Water Chain, and several others. In Segari, informative booths focused on health check-ups and environmental awareness were also set up. After a fun-filled and wholesome morning, the event ended with a prize giving ceremony by the guest of honours at their respective seats. This event is part of Malakoff’s Corporate Social Responsibility (“CSR”) initiatives, focusing on the Community pillar, which aligns with Malakoff’s tagline, Enhancing Life Enriching Communities. Besides enhancing a close working relationship with various stakeholders and the local communities, we hope that initiatives like these will further cultivate the spirit of ‘giving back to the community’ while fostering a stronger bond between one another.

Enhancing the quality of life and empowering the communities where we operate Back Sustainability Statement 2016 Malakoff Annual Report 2016 - Sustainability Statement OUR COMMITMENT TO CREATING SUSTAINABLE VALUE Malakoff Corporation Berhad (“Malakoff” or “the Group”) has grown progressively over the years and is today a leading regional independent power and water producer with operations in Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Algeria, Oman and Australia. As we set about our daily business of helping shape economies, society and businesses through our diverse offerings, we acknowledge the need to create long-term shared value for our stakeholders and to secure the future of the Group. In line with this, we are committed to upholding responsible management and sustainable development on the Economic, Environmental and Social fronts. Today, the businesses within Malakoff continue to work together, leveraging on common synergies and resources to integrate business sustainability into their respective organisations. By embedding sustainable progress throughout the Group, we are providing the momentum for our businesses to strengthen their operational efficiencies and deliver long-term growth. For the full Sustainability Statement as published in the Malakoff Annual Report 2016, kindly follow the button below: Document Malakoff Annual Report 2016 - Sustainability Statement

Sharing important news and updates for you and the community Back Project Aware 2011 ~ Malakoff’s inaugural effort at Underwater and Beach Clean-Up (July 9 - 11, 2011) @ Redang Island 10 July 2011 “Thanks for organising a fun event with a noble purpose. Hopefully amidst the laughter and friendships made and found, everyone takes home the important message that Malakoff is advocating. We all have only one earth and one life. Let’s wake up and change our lifestyle/attitude to undo the daily destruction we impose on the environment. A round of applause for the hardworking Committee and the Project Director for an event well organised. Hope to be a part of this again in the coming years.” Huda Yunos, Vice President, Business Development, Al Rajhi Bank. “Great Job Malakoff team. I learnt some great lessons during the trip.” Tengku Razmi Tengku Othman, IBM Malaysia. “It was great stuff guys, well done! Please call us again next year.” Sharidz Iswadi Azhar, MRCB. ******************************** The day started off early as participants grouped to catch the first a boat ride from Merang to Redang Kalong Resort. The light rain didn’t dampen the spirits of the 71 participants anxious to embark on this 3 day -2 night outing ~ Project Aware 2011: Underwater and Beach Clean-Up @ Redang Island. A collaborative effort between Wirazone and parent company Malakoff, this environmental conservation project is the latest addition under Malakoff Community Partnerships, the CSR flagship of Malakoff Corporation Berhad. According to Ezham Abdul Khalid, Project Director, this trip was deliberately organized to involve both divers and non-divers comprising staff of Wirazone, Malakoff and business associates. The objective was to raise awareness on the importance of how inter-related the ecosystems of the sea and land are, and the effective roles we can all play towards conservation efforts. 30 licensed divers took on the potentially dangerous task of removing crown of thorns (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crown-of-thorns_starfish for more info) which endangers coral and the reef as a whole. Guided by A.B. Lee, the resident dive master at the Resort, this activity went off without any injuries. Whew & Well Done, ALL! Non-divers had a whale of a time as well snorkeling and conducting reef checks. This is where they observed the colour gradients of the select types of coral and the various species of fish that thrive in the area. This determines the health of the reef around Redang Island. Next, all participants were involved in a beach clean-up exercise covering a two-kilometer stretch at the Resort. Removing rubbish from the beach is also vitally important in maintaining a balanced and healthy ecosystem as most of what we throw as rubbish on land will end up in the sea, one way or another. After being given a briefing and detailed checklist of what to look for, participations set off with gusto! Scouring the beach, they recovered plastic bottles, plastic bags, food wrappers, old shoes, broken air-cond pvc pipes and more! A plastic bag might not be seen as a dangerous item on land but they pose a huge danger to sea creatures like fish and turtles which mistake them for jelly fish, one of their food source. Very often, these plastic bags end up swallowed or wrapped around the heads of these poor creatures, suffocating them and eventually causing their death! Participants also learnt making do with less is actually more! Changing less bath towels means less washsoap water flowing to the sea. Less suntan oil means less oil contaminating the sea water. And all of these lead to better water quality, richer marine life, a more beautiful setting and a hopefully stable ecosystem we hope our children and grandchildren will get to enjoy. This project was made possible by Malakoff as the main sponsor, together with contributions from Wirazone and business associates which included Al-Rajhi Banking & Investment, Asian Finance Bank, Allianz General Insurance, MRCB Environment, Maybank and Sterling Insurance Brokers, and TV3 (media sponsor). Special thanks again to our Project Director, Ezham & our incredible Committee for the detailed planning and big hearts in making this successful project happen. And as requested by all participants, please call us again for the next project!

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Sharing important news and updates for you and the community Back Malakoff and Alam Flora Host ‘Preserve Nature for Future’ 13 September 2023 On 13 September 2023, Malakoff Corporation Berhad (“Malakoff”) and its subsidiary, Alam Flora Sdn Bhd (“Alam Flora”) successfully hosted an environmental-focused event entitled ‘Preserve Nature for Future’ at Malakoff Academy of Excellence (“MAX”). Aimed at promoting awareness on making sustainable choices through recycling, the event was attended by Alam Flora’s Manager of Corporate Communication and Branding Encik Azman Shawal, Alam Flora’s Head of Group Safety Encik Shamsul Anuar Othman, Malakoff’s Head of Operations and Project Management Services, Puan Subrina Thiagarajah, Malakoff’s Head of Group Safety, Dr. Ramizu Abd Rahim and Malakoff staff. Concentrating on educating Malakoff staff on the importance of recycling for a greener and sustainable future, the event was officiated with an opening remark by Dr. Ramizu before proceeding to its key highlight – a presentation by Alam Flora representatives, Encik Wan Ahmad Fareez Bin Amir and Cik Aliya Nor Azman on Alam Flora’s recycling initiatives that focus on sustainable waste management and alternatives that can be adopted to replace single-use plastics. “Malaysians produce approximately 38,429 tonnes per waste every day, which is equivalent to 1.7kg of solid waste per person. You can imagine how packed our landfills are. However, it is evident that the culture of recycling has progressively become prevalent among Malaysians as it was reported in 2022 that the national recycling rate had reached 33.17%, striving to achieve targeted recycling rate of 40% by 2035”, Encik Wan Ahmad Fareez explained. Both speakers also shared the facilities that Alam Flora currently offers to drive the interest of the public to shift their perspective on recycling and recycled materials. Its Fasiliti Inovasi Kitar Semula (“FIKS”) not only provides an Integrated Recycling Facility (“IRF”), but also serves as an educational hub for people to further educate themselves on the types of recyclable items and how they can be converted to oil, and more. A boutique – Butik 3R – that houses recycled clothes can also be found at FIKS. There were also fun activities and interactive booths for attendees to let loose and enjoy themselves. Overall, the event saw significant engagement from Malakoff staff, demonstrating its role as a valuable platform for educating everyone about the significance of recycling and how even the smallest choices can make a substantial environmental difference. This initiative is part of Malakoff’s continuous efforts at environmental preservation through various activities that focus on sustainable waste management and circular economy. It is also in line with the UN Sustainable Development Goal No. 12 which emphasises on sustainable consumption and production patterns.

Sharing important news and updates for you and the community Back Malakoff’s MD/CEO Encik Anwar Syahrin Elected as Honorary President of Penjanabebas 26 July 2022 On 27 July 2022, the Association of Independent Power Producers of Malaysia (“Penjanabebas”) held its 25th Annual General Meeting (“AGM”) at Malakoff’s Corporate Headquarters, KL Sentral. The meeting was attended by 16 representatives from the member companies. All resolutions were unanimously passed and Encik Anwar Syahrin Abdul Ajib, Malakoff’s Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer was elected as the new Honorary President for 2022/2023. In his maiden speech as the new President, Encik Anwar expressed his appreciation towards the members for their continuous support. He also conveyed his admiration to all the members who remained committed and steadfast to sustain Penjanabebas even during the recent Covid-19 pandemic and looks forward to more engagement and participation with the authorities and other stakeholders for the betterment of the energy sector. The new Penjanabebas Principal Office Bearers 2022/2023 elected at the AGM are as follows: Honorary President Encik Anwar Syahrin Abdul Ajib of Tanjung Bin Power Sdn Bhd Honorary Vice President YBhg Datuk Mohamad Nor Ali of Panglima Power Sdn Bhd Honorary Secretary Encik Md Yuha Ismail of Prai Power Sdn Bhd Honorary Treasurer Mr. Chan Poh Long of Teknologi Tenaga Perlis Consortium Council Members Ms. Subrina Thiagarajah of Segari Energy Ventures Sdn Bhd Encik Mohammed Azmil Ismail of Tanjung Bin Energy Sdn Bhd Encik Shajaratuddur Mohd Ibrahim of GB3 Sdn Bhd Encik Marwan Sanan of Powertek Berhad YBhg Datuk Astaman Abdul Aziz – Founder Member Mr. Anbarasan Sellapan of Pahlawan Power Berhad Mr. Kumar Shanmugan of Kuala Langar Power Sdn Bhd Encik Shamsul Bahrin Hussain of Kuala Langat Power Sdn Bhd Honorary Auditors Dr. Zahrul Faizi of Ranhill Powertron Sdn Bhd Ir. Lt. Cdr (Rtd) Hj Mohd Ismail Che Mat Din – Founder Member Since its inception in 1995, Penjanabebas has played a key role in promoting and supporting the development of the independent power production industry in Malaysia by working together with the relevant authorities towards national development. Malakoff is indeed honoured to be given the opportunity to lead these efforts and we’ll continue to work closely with the rest of the members to raise and address various issues facing the power industry today.

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