This comes as the company looks to “capture growth opportunities in our controlled environments engineering business”.
“[Lee] has an enviable track record in helping companies strategise to be future-ready and bring about optimization of their market valuation,” adds Lim. Lee is also on the boards of Jubilee Industries and Nutryfarm International.
“Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Singapore with good potential are often neglected by investors who do not understand their business. As a result, such small caps are often overlooked and thus hampered in their operations through a lack of financial resources and a good business strategy,” says Lee.
“The controlled environments engineering business is truly a future-ready business as the R&D and production processes of many industries in the future economy such as biotechnology, semi-conductors and renewable energy take place in controlled environments,” he adds.
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