- CEO
- Kian Hwee Koh
- Full Time Employees
- 112
- Sector
- Commercial services
- Industry
- Commercial printing/Forms
- Address
- Kuala Lumpur Malaysia
- IPO Date
- Jan 1, 1990
- Business
- Computer Forms (Malaysia) Berhad is a Malaysia-based commercial printing and packaging solutions provider engaged in the manufacturing, printing, and distribution of computer forms, stock forms, secure business documents, and flexible packaging materials. The company operates through three principal business segments: Business Forms and Data Print Services, Commercial Printing, and Flexible Packaging. Its core product and service offerings comprise continuous business forms, invoices, delivery orders, and bills of lading; security print products, including personalized bank cheque books, share certificates, payment vouchers, security envelopes, and coupons; Data Print Services (DPS) for outsourced electronic processing, transactional variable data printing, and physical mailing; Digital Print on Demand (DOD) solutions for customized short-run promotional and educational collateral; Document Scan Services (DSS) for digital archiving and enterprise document management; commercial offset and digital printing of annual reports, brochures, magazines, corporate catalogues, newsletters, and calendars; and customized flexible packaging films, pouches, and wrappers designed for the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), food, and confectionery sectors. The company conducts its manufacturing and operating activities primarily within Malaysia through wholly owned subsidiaries, including CFM Tech Form Sdn. Bhd., Contipak Noron Sdn. Bhd., and CFM Printing & Stationery Sdn. Bhd. Founded in November 1961 as Malaya Biscuit Manufacturing Company Sdn Bhd and adopting its present name in 1971, Computer Forms (Malaysia) Berhad is headquartered in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and is listed on the Main Market of Bursa Malaysia under the ticker MYX:CFM. In recent corporate developments, the company pursued strategic diversification into the clean energy and electric mobility sector via a joint venture agreement with Thailand-based EA Mobility Holding Co. Ltd., a subsidiary of Energy Absolute PCL, intended to explore the assembly and commercial distribution of electric buses and commercial vehicles across Malaysia, which subsequently became subject to regulatory disclosures, contractual put-option resolutions, and boardroom restructurings while the group maintains and modernizes its core printing and packaging operations.