JAKS Resources Berhad, an investment holding company, operates as a general contractor in Malaysia. It operates through five segments: Manufacturing, Trading, Construction, Property Investment, and Others. The company is engaged in manufacturing of pipes; trading of sheet piles, steel bars, mild steel and special pipes, other steel related products, and building materials; and supply of products for water supply industry. It also engages in sub-contracting and construction activities. In addition, the company develops residential and commercial properties; manages shopping mall; provides property asset management services; and operates car park and a build-operate-transfer thermal power plant in Vietnam, as well as generation facilities that produce electric energy. Further, it engages in renewable energy business, as well as construction of power plants. JAKS Resources Berhad was incorporated in 1987 and is based in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia.
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