Multi-Usage Holdings Bhd.
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- CEO
- Hwei Chyn Ang
- Sector
- Finance
- Industry
- Real estate development
- Address
- Penang Malaysia
- IPO Date
- Nov 28, 1994
- Website
- muh.com.my
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- Multi-Usage Holdings Berhad is a Malaysia-based investment holding company primarily engaged in property development, the manufacture and trading of concrete and building materials, and civil construction contracting services. Founded in 1991 and headquartered in Perai, Penang, Malaysia, the company operates across three principal business segments: Manufacturing and Trading, Property Development, and Contracting and Project Management. Through its operating subsidiaries, the company manufactures and distributes a comprehensive range of construction supplies and precast products, including ready-mixed concrete; precast concrete components; interlocking concrete paving blocks; concrete masonry blocks; hollow bricks; cementitious compounds; sand, gravel, and aggregate supplies; and general hardware materials. Its property development division oversees the full lifecycle of real estate development, encompassing land acquisition; master planning; property management; and the construction of residential houses, commercial centers, and industrial facilities across northern Peninsular Malaysia. In addition, its contracting arm provides civil engineering, infrastructure execution, earthworks, and project management consulting services. In recent developments, Multi-Usage Holdings Berhad has undertaken significant corporate restructuring and operational rationalization initiatives to improve financial health and strengthen compliance under Bursa Malaysia regulatory frameworks, which include modernizing ready-mix batching plant operations, reallocating resources toward high-margin property development joint ventures, monetizing non-core land parcels and assets, and overhauling internal management and governance structures to drive long-term business recovery and expansion.