Archive for November, 2006

FREE trade zones - nearly every country in the world has several of these areas where tariffs and quotas are eliminated, bureaucratic requirements lowered and incentives offered to attract companies to do business there. PRESENNA NAMBIAR finds out how the Port Klang Free Zone seeks to set itself apart from competitors. »

NORWEGIAN oil and gas industry equipment maker Aker Kvaerner ASA's new integrated production facility at Port Klang Free Zone(PKFZ), next to Westports in Pulau Indah, is expected to be ready in April 2007. »

AKER Kvaerner, syarikat kejuruteraan minyak dan gas Norway, akan menggunakan kemudahan operasi bersepadunya di Zon Bebas Pelabuhan Klang (PKFZ) sebagai pusat pertumbuhan perniagaan di Asia Pasifik. »

THE Port Klang Free Zone (PKFZ), a 400-ha site on Pulau Indah, has opened for business. PKFZ general manager Noel Gulliver said today's (November 1) opening is a soft one and the official launch is only expected to take place in the first quarter of next year. »

ZON Bebas Pelabuhan Klang (PKFZ) bernilai RM2.2 bilion yang dibangunkan mengikut Zon Bebas Jebel Ali di Dubai, zon bebas perindustrian dan komersial bersepadu sepenuhya yang pertama di Malaysia kini dibuka untuk beroperasi. »

ZON Bebas Pelabuhan Klang (PKFZ), zon bebas perindustrian dan komersial bersepadu pertama di Malaysia mula beroperasi hari ini, dengan menerima pelabur pertamanya, Aker Kvaerner (AK), syarikat kejuruteraan minyak dan gas Norway. »