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P - Paid S - Suspended (List is updated as at October 24, 2013) MBRNBR COMPANY REP REPDESIG MBR_STATUS A005 Aerofoam Industry (1969) Sdn Bhd Ms Florence Choo Suit Ling Chief Executive Officer S A006 Agricultural Chemicals (M) Sdn Bhd Mr Thomas Tan Eng Soon Managing Director P A009 Ajinomoto (Malaysia) Berhad Mr Tham Eng Chye National Sales Manager P A010 Aluminium Company Of Malaysia Berhad Mr Vishal Rao Managing Director P A014 Amoy Canning Corporation (Malaya) Berhad Mr George Huang Chang Yi Managing Director P A023 Associated Pan Malaysia Cement Sdn Bhd Mr Jim Ruxton Senior Vice President, Industrial Operations P A035 Avery Malaysia Sdn Bhd Mr Albert Khoo Managing Director P A038 Annies Printing Works En Amir Hamzah Arbi Sales Manager P A048 Amisan Products (M) Sdn Bhd Pn Nooriah bt Hassan Executive Director S A049 Nylex Specialty Chemicals Sdn Bhd Mr Tan Wee Lian Managing Director P A050 Guocera Tile Industries Sdn Bhd Mr Nathan Kandapper Managing Director P A051 ABB Manufacturing Sdn Bhd Mr Cumbur Girgin Chief Financial Officer P A056 Auto Parts Manufacturers Co Sdn Bhd Dr Fun Woh Peng Executive Director P A069 Associated Concrete Products (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd Mr Harry Low Senior Vice President P A071 A W Faber-Castell (M) Sdn Bhd Mr Toh Yan Peng Managing Director P A072 Atlas Copco (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd Mr Phun Lee Ming General Manager P A073 Ace Canning Corporation Sdn Bhd Mr Paul Lim Managing Director P A076 Hydro Aluminium Malaysia Sdn Bhd Mr Thomas Roewekamp Managing Director P A083 Actan (Malaysia) Sdn Berhad Mr Jimmy Tan Ah Chai Managing Director P A086 Airod Sdn Bhd YBhg Tan Sri Ahmad Johan President S A088 Roca Malaysia Sdn Bhd YBhg Dato' Arubugam Suppiah Chairman P A093 Art Printing Works Sdn Bhd Mr Ee Chong Kok Sales Director P A104 Alps Electric (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd En Mohammad Azman bin Mansor General Manager P A109 Associated Air-Pak Industries Sdn Bhd Mr Sivagnana Kumaran General Manager, Operations P A110 Acku Metal Industries (M) Sdn Bhd Mr Stewart Tan Executive Deputy General Manager P A113 Abe Hatome (M) Sdn Bhd Mr Yuji Kanno Managing Director P A116 Amalgamated Metal Corporation (M) Sdn Bhd Mr Carlson Yap Deputy General Manager P A124 AE Automotion (M) Sdn Bhd Mr Ken Lim Kee Hin Director S A126 Advanced Micro Devices Export Sdn Berhad Mr Neoh Soon Ee Corporate Vice President/Managing Director P A130 APM Auto Electrics Sdn Bhd Mr Chye Mun Heng Head of Subsidiary P A137 Alpha Precision Turning and Engineering Sdn Bhd Mr Lim Tham Cheng Managing Director P A142 Adabi Consumer Industries Sdn Bhd En Ahmad Fiaza b Abdul Shukor Personnel & Administration Manager P A144 Avecpalm Engineering (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd Mr Mak Chee Meng Managing Director S A151 Auto Air Industries Sdn Bhd YBhg Dato' Jimmy Liew Choo Managing Director S A153 Airfilter Engineering (M) Sdn Bhd Mr Dieter Wiese Managing Director P A155 Amrich Foam Manufacturing (M) Sdn Bhd Mr Kong Chun Wah Director P A158 Daiki Aluminium Industry (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd Mr Shogo Izu Director S A160 APM Climate Control Sdn Bhd Mr Tan Ah Swee General Manager P A165 Alagappa Flour Mills Sdn Bhd Mr AL Mathivanan Managing Director P A166 Ace Printers Sdn Berhad Mr Choi Kim Ming General Manager P A172 Amsteel Mills Sdn Bhd Mr Yeow Teck Chai Director P A174 Attractive Avenue Sdn Bhd Mr Jackie Tor Managing Director P A177 A.S. Komasu Battery Technology Sdn Bhd Mr Micheal Tneoh Managing Director P A178 Advance Industries Sdn Bhd Mr Evan Loo Soo Loong Chief Executive Officer P A180 Anggerik Laksana Sdn Bhd En Mamat bin Daud Deputy Managing Director P A182 Approfit Zinc Oxide Manufacturing Sdn Bhd Mr Chong Kim Sang Managing Director P A185 Asia File Products Sdn Bhd Mr Lim Soon Huat Director P A187 ACME Ferrite Products Sdn Bhd YBhg Dato' Cheong Kai Fu Chairman P A195 Autokeen Sdn Bhd En Asyraf bin Abdul Rahman Managing Director P A202 Asli Mechanical Sdn Bhd Mr Jacob Lee Chor Kok Managing Director,p P A203 NOV FGS Malaysia Sdn Bhd Mr Allan Chin Henisphere P A206 Pacific Oleochemicals Sdn Bhd Mr Tan Geok Chai Managing Director P A213 Agromate Holdings Sdn Bhd Mr Tey Seu Ann Director P A214 Ancom Crop Care Sdn Bhd En Abdul Latif bin Mahamud Managing Director P A216 Aksesori Setia Sdn Bhd Mr Lam Harn Lian Director P A218 Astino Netting Sdn Bhd Mr Ng Back Teng Managing Director P A219 Ayamas Food Corporation Bhd En Mohd Taufik b Abdullah Human Resource Manager P A224 Advance Industrial Maintenance Sources Sdn Bhd Mr Dickson Wong Commercial Manager/Managing Director P A225 CTRM Aero-Composites Sdn Bhd En Zulkarnain Mohamed General Manager P A228 ACME Engineering Sdn Bhd Dr Ir Andy K H Seo, SMS Executive Director P A231 Aident Corporation Sdn Bhd Ms Cindy Tye Finance & Administration Manager P A232 Advance Display Technology Sdn Bhd Mr Chua Koh Keong Managing Director P A236 Anpers Industries Sdn Bhd Mr Fong Wah Sin Director P A237 Ara Borgstena Sdn Bhd En Muhamad Shuhada Shafaat Head of Operation S A239 Alfagomma-Mardec Sdn Bhd Mr Pier Luici Capucci General Manager P A240 Automotive Industries Sendirian Berhad En Fadzil Ismail Executive Director P A247 Array Metal (M) Sdn Berhad Mr Jerry Looi Chee Kong Director P A248 Asia Printed Circuit Sdn Bhd Mr Edmund Wong Khin Kong Managing Director P A250 Attractive Venture (JB) Sdn Bhd Mr Lim Oon Jin Executive Director P A251 Aalborg Portland Malaysia Sdn Bhd Mr Erik Petersen Managing Director P A253 AV Labeling Solutions (M) Sdn Bhd Ms Veilyana Darsono General Manager P A255 Coachair Sdn Bhd En Baharuddin bin Abu Kassim General Manager S A257 Alami Vegetable Oil Products Sdn Bhd En Mohd Radwan Alami Chief Executive Officer P A258 ASEAN Bintulu Fertilizer Sdn Bhd En Aslam Khan bin Mohater Khan Senior Manager, Operations P A260 AE Technology Sdn Bhd Mr Liew Teck Shiong Deputy General Manager P A261 Akty Technologies Sdn Bhd En Hishamudin bin Abdullah Financial Controller P A263 Agro-Industrial Supplies (M) Sdn Bhd Mr Jimmy Lee Seng Chong Managing Director P A266 Asiatic Plastic Packaging Industries Sdn Bhd Mr Choong Kim Voon Managing Director P A267 Alpha Aim (M) Sdn Bhd Ms Chiew Yuen Chow Finance Manager P A268 AF Manufacturing Services Sdn Bhd Ms Chong Song Haw Director P A274 Auto Cast Sdn Bhd Mr Fan Hai@Pan Hai Managing Director P A278 Accel Graphic System Sdn Bhd Ms Helena Eian Yeut Lan Managing Director P A283 Auto Gates Industries Sdn Bhd Mr Wong Ah Met@Wong Kum Soon Director S A285 Bluemetal Sdn Bhd YBhg Dato' Wong Kam Fuat Managing Director P A292 Aquaspersions (M) Sdn Bhd Mr Paul McKavanagh Managing Director P A297 Alcan Packaging Malaysia Sdn Bhd Mr Foo Ming Soon Operations General Manager S A298 Amperes Electronics Sdn Bhd Mr Ng Siew Kean Director P A300 Artmatrix Manufacturing Sdn Bhd Mr Herbert Koh Wooi Khiang Chief Executive Officer P A301 Allied Flourish Sdn Bhd Mr Lu Leong Seng Managing Director P A307 Amlex Technology Sdn. Bhd. Mr Lim Say Peng Executive Director P A308 ATS Automation Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. Mr Tung Kong Leong Divisional Controller P A309 Advanced Technical Laminates Manufacturing Sdn. Bhd. Mr Lawrence Yong Joon Leong General Manager P A310 Asia Aquaculture (M) Sdn. Bhd. Mr Chang Swe Ming Senior Vice President P A312 Almag Sdn. Bhd. Mr Lucas Lee Manager P A315 Amochem Sdn. Bhd. Mr Lim Hoong Heng General Manager P A316 Agri-Sabah Fertilizer Sdn Bhd Mr Tony Liew Senior Manager S A319 AOBA Electronics Co (M) Sdn Bhd Ms Lee Choy Wan Assistant General Manager P A321 Agrifert Malaysia Sdn Bhd Mr Sze Tian Keng Managing Director P A322 Asahan Maju Industries Sdn Bhd Mr Chua Chin Seng Managing Director P A323 Abric International Sdn Bhd Mr Yong Pak Hee Executive Director P A324 AHI Roofing (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd Mr Lee Kwee Tong Manufacturing Manager P A326 Astana Biocare Sdn Bhd Mr Aravinten a/l Kershnian General Manager P A329 Armstrong Auto Parts Sdn Bhd Mr Ang Yue Lai Deputy General Manager P A330 Allen Healthcare Products (M) Sdn Bhd Mr Michael H'ng Chye Huat Director P A331 Adora Paints (M) Sdn Bhd Mr Kee See Whon Managing Director P A332 Asphalt Technology Sdn Bhd Mr Kee Keok Kuay Director P A334 APP Softk (M) Sdn Bhd Mr Amara Singam a/l Varnakulasingam Managing Director S A335 AEM Microtronics (M) Sdn Bhd Mr Goh Juak Kin General Manager P A336 ACE Enclosures Sdn Bhd Ms SM Cheng Human Resource & Administration Manager P A338 Advanced Ceramics Technology (M) Sdn Bhd Cik Harison Omar Human Resource Assistant Manager P A339 Ansell N.P. Sdn Bhd Mr Lim Sze Ming General Manager P A340 Sime Darby Austral Sdn Bhd En Mohammad Ruzaidie Yahya Head, Sime Darby Austral P A341 A&E Systems Sdn Bhd En Syahrel Azha Hashim Material Technical Manager P A342 AM PM Pharmacy Sdn Bhd Mr Ng Kee Wei Pharmacist P A343 Asas Angsana Sdn Bhd Mr Ng Boon Liam Chief Executive Officer P A344 Avialite Sdn Bhd Ms Hee Hwee Leng International Export Manager P A345 Asia Soup & Sauce Manufacturing Sdn Bhd Ms Lee Met Ling General Manager P A346 Alphaprima Engineering Sdn Bhd YBhg Dato' Dr Ir Andy Seo Kian Haw Executive Chairman P A347 Azla Management Sdn Bhd En Abdul Latif bin Nabi Bas Chief Executive Officer S A348 Auslab Laboratory (M) Sdn Bhd Mr Josef Chai Khin Shang Managing Director P A349 3M Malaysia Sdn Bhd Ms Michelle Ng Head, Corporate Marketing & Public Affairs Manager P A351 Alami Technological Services Sdn Bhd Mr Haja Mansoor Hallage General Manager P A352 AM SGB Sdn Bhd Mr Hans Volker Hasenauer Managing Director P A353 ATC Metal Industrial Sdn Bhd Mr Tan Keh Wei Director S A355 Ahimsa Vege Health Food Industries Sdn Bhd Mr Alex Chiew Wei Ping Business Development Co-ordinator S A356 Aishah Food Industries Sdn Bhd Cik Aishah Abu Bakar Managing
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