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Promillion Group of Companies  Organisation Chart Company’s Profile ProMillion Group of Companies Organisation Chart ProMillion Builders ◦ Who we are ◦ What we do ◦ Past Clients ◦ Machineries ◦ Company’s Proforma ProMillion Management Sdn Bhd ◦ Who we are ◦ What we do ◦ Past Clients ◦ Company’s Proforma ◦ Letter of Recommendation Organisational Chart Board of Directors Managing Director Mr. T.Y. Nageswaran B.A (Hons) Secretary General Manager- Business Development Mr. Mohd Norfaizin Hj. Md Salleh AFA (UK) Admin Assistant ProMillion Builders ProMillion Management Sr. Building Manager Project Manager Mr. S.V. Swaranji Marketing / HR, Finance & Building Manager Facilities Contract Management / Admin Technical Support Architectural & Maintenance Structural Handyman Consultants HR, Finance & Admin Repair / Defects Maintenance Team Construction Team Who We Are Established in the year 2001 as trading company known as ‘Sealtech Construction’, with a startup capital of RM150, 000. Its reputation is not confined to Malaysia alone but has earned the respect of International manufacturers, contractors, and consultants. To meet customer needs, PMB has the ability to associate and represent principals internationally. ProMillion Builders strives for excellence in people. QUALITY & AFFORDABILITY are the stones of our success. The customer shall always remain our Focus and our Motivation to meet new Challenges. Our build & design capability eliminates the common dispute in construction where the designers and the builders are two different parties. When that happens normally there is a tendency for project delay due to what is designed is not necessarily workable during construction phase. We take safety measures by adopting a responsible attitude in balancing safety, environmental and commercial considerations. It shall maintain optimum balance for the commercial benefit of our clients, safety of our staffs, and the environment. Cost efficiency is achieved when we apply good economic principles where necessary as a cost control measures, monitoring the efficiency of every equipments / machinery used, staff productivity and by doing cash flow analysis. Operations efficiency is achieved through the dedication of our staffs, and constant review of our management, working and quality system. As a customer oriented organisation, we give out personalised service with human touch where necessary to maintain the standard that we have achieved. PMB will always adapt a win-win situation, and shall focus on customer needs and requirement is our main priority. This is in line with our slogan; Your Satisfaction, Our Reputation What We Do Construction (civil & structure works) Bungalow constructions, housing projects, interior renovations, external renovation, all other type of constructions. Waterproofing Waterproofing applicator, waterproofing designing & consultation, lining of waste pits, water reservoirs, canals, lakes, open pools, swimming pools, and sealing of underground tunnels, supply of labor for waterproofing. Flooring Finishes & hardeners, decorative & protective coating, concrete additives & admixtures, resurfacing for tennis and squash courts. Other scope of work Building repair works, grouting M&E works, landscaping. Flooring Finishes & hardeners, decorative & protective coating, concrete additives & admixtures, resurfacing for tennis and squash courts. Other scope of work Building repair works, grouting M&E works, landscaping. Renovations When it comes to renovations, we do everything all the way from Plaster Ceiling to bathroom tiling. Past Clients No. Projects Description Value 1 Two Storey Bungalow For Mr. Construction 480,000.00 Tharu at Subang Heights 2 Two Storey Bungalow For Mr. Piling & 650,000.00 Kamdar at Batu Caves Construction 3 3 Storey Shop Lot at for Mr.Kalai Consultation 800,000.00 At Selayang Baru 4 Two storey house for Mr. Reconstruction 280,000.00 Govindasamy at Setapak 5 Two Storey House for Mr. Moorthy Renovation 260,000.00 at Batu View Garden 6 Two Storey Bungalow Major Renovation 354,000.00 Refurbishment for Dr.Rajan at Damansara Jaya 7 Two Storey House Reconstruction Reconstruction 320,000.00 for Mr.Shanmugam at Rawang 8 Laxshmi Narayanan Temple Flat roof 180,000.00 Past Clients (Continued) No. Projects Description Value 9 2 Storey House Elevation for House Elevation 280,000.00 Mr.Mutiah at Greenwood, Gombak 10 88 units 2 Storey Houses for Structural and 980,000.00 Guthrie at Specialist Bukit Jelutong Works 11 3 Storey Building Refurbishment Renovations/roofing 170,000.00 for Tan Sri Devaki Krishnan at Brickfields 12 Rajan Maternity Hospital At Renovations 260,000.00 Damansara 13 D’Fisherman Restaurant at Interior renovation 135,000.00 Damansara Intan, e-park 14 Sri Laxshmi Narayanan Temple Roof Restructuring 110,000.00 15 Two Storey Bungalow Consultation & 1,450,000.00 Construction for Construction Union Paper Berhad at BangsarLimauManis Past Clients (Continued) No. Projects Description Value 16 Sheraton Perdana Resort ( Slab,Wall,roofs, 793,269.00 Langkawi ) toilets, ( STRUCTURAL WORKS & Kitchen,Swimming WATERPROOFING ) c/o Pool,Balcony, Planter Eastchem Box 17 New Metron Sdn Bhd, Bagan Serai, Swimming Pool 57,951.00 Perak ( STRUCTURAL WORKS & WATERPROOFING ) 18 SengSeng Construction, Leisure Retaining Wall, 125,862.11 Tower Basement ( STRUCTURAL WORKS & WATERPROOFING ) 19 Kasawa Sdn Bhd, Shopping Supermarket 175,851.00 Complex, Melaka Renovation, Reflooring, 20 Inti Construction Sdn Bhd, Inti Toilets & Wash Area 135,000.00 College ( Rectification & Block, D,E,F, Nilai Negri Sembilan Reapplication ) ( WATERPROOFING ) 21 EastChem Technology – Berjaya Waterproofing, power 510,000.00 Star City floating, Constrcution Kuala Lumpur Joint Treatments ( WATERPROOFING ) Past Clients (Continued) No. Projects Description Value 22 EastChem Technology – Telekom Basement, Toilets, 275,000.00 Tower Podium,Lift Pits Pantai ( WATERPROOFING ) 23 Kompleks Perniagaan Di atas Lot Basement, Lift Pits 61,824.00 2347, Jalan Raja Bot, Kuala Lumpur ( WATERPROOFING ) 24 Eastern & Oriental Hotel (Elevated Slabs, Construction 142,199.00 car Park ), Penang joints, water tank, drains ( WATERPROOFING & POWER FLOAT ) 25 Eastchem Technology – Royal Lake Structural works, Game 332,926.00 Club Courts, Grouting, Epoxy Treatment, repair works 26 University Putra Malaysia, Serdang Multi-Purpose Hall 245,000.00 (Structural Works & Waterproofing 27 Mayang Court Condominium, KLCC Refurbishment, 180,000.00 Rewaterproofing, Repair Works 28 Ikan Emas Apartment, Cheras Car Park, Toilets 175,000.00 ( WATERPROOFING ) Past Clients (Continued) No. Projects Description Value 29 Institut Kemahiran Kebeliaan Power Float, 79,900.00 Negara Waterproofing ( Kuala Kubu Baru ) 30 MAS CARGO COMPLEX – AFAM Office Renovations 130,000.00 31 Security Commission – Bukit Kiara Repair Works 69,000.00 32 Vision City – DAEWOO Toilets, Slabs, Drains 77,000.00 (RE- WATERPROOFING WORKS) 33 Mr. Sukhdev 2 Storey No.19,Jalan 14, Bungalow Construction 1.1million SelayangBaru 34 Mr.Liew Lift Structure 150,000.00 Taman Desa 35 Ms.Selvanayagi Renovation works 370,000.00 No.2A,Selayang Baru Machineries ITEM TYPE MODEL QUANTITY REMARKS 1 Motor Grader Kotmasu GD 37-5H 1 Leased HydraulicExcavator 2 Hitachi EX300 1 Owned Hydraulic Excavator Hitachi EX200 3 2 Owned 4 Vibrator Roller Dynopac 25 1 Leased 5 Back Hoe 580k 2 Owned 6 Back Hoe JCB 4CX 1 Owned 7 Crane TadanoTL200M 1 Leased 8 Crane Kato NK200H-2 1 Owned Kubota Diesel 9 Generator ASK300 2 Owned Kubota Diesel 10 Generator ASK150 2 Owned 11 Lorry Nissan 16T 2 Owned 12 Lorry Isuzu 16T 2 Owned 13 Pick up Daihatsu 3T 2 Owned 14 Four Wheel Drive Suzuki SJ410 3 Owned Four wheel Drive MIT Pajero 2 Owned 15 Toyota Hilux 1 Owned Company’s Proforma Name of Company : ProMillion Builders (formerly known as Sealtech Construction) Years of Establishment : 8 years Company Registration : 1816821 – M CIDB Registration : CIDB Grade G5 Business Address : 3A-2, Jalan Dataran Selayang 1 Dataran Selayang, Batu Caves Selangor Darul Ehsan, 68100 Phone : + 603 - 6136 8888 Facsimile : + 603 - 6137 9767 URL / Website : www.promillion.co.nr Email : [email protected] [email protected] Start Up Capital : RM 150,000.00 Banker : AM Bank Berhad Credit Lines Available Upon Project Implementation : RM 500,000.00 Company’s Registration - SSM Company’s Registration - CIDB Who We Are ProMillion Management was incorporated in 2004 with the aim of rendering a quality and ethical service to property owners in Malaysia. We are an expert in Building Management and we also provide training to develop the people managing the building. We provide A-Z training on Building Management & also the soft skills needed for them to interact with people & residents of the property managed. In Facilities Management, our experienced Building Manager supervises the hard and soft services of a built structure, ensuring that the security, health and safety, and maintenance of this built structure are in place to a satisfactory level. There are essentially two types of building manager positions: residential and commercial. Hard services usually relate to physical, structural services such as fire alarm systems, lifts and so on whereas soft services allude to cleaning, landscaping, security and suchlike human-sourced services. It is our mission to effectively and efficiently utilize our team of specialized experts to provide direct and measurable benefit to you; either by increasing revenue or decreasing expenses and increasing in the Quality , standard and market value of your property. When it comes to managing a building which
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