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Sawit Kinabalu Group pays RM10 mil dividend to Sabah govt

Sum is part of RM39 mil payout for financial year ending 2021

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 23 Apr 2022 5:40PM

Sawit Kinabalu Group pays RM10 mil dividend to Sabah govt
Sabah Chief Minister and chairman of Sawit Kinabalu Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor (centre) receiving a mock cheque from Sawit Kinabalu Group managing director Datuk Bacho Jansie (second from left) at a breaking of fast event yesterday. – File pic, April 23, 2022

KOTA KINABALU – Sawit Kinabalu Group Sdn Bhd has paid a RM10 million dividend to the Sabah government as part of the total RM39 million dividend payout for the financial year ending 2021. 

The remaining amount will be paid by July.

Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Md Noor yesterday witnessed the payment presentation from Sawit Kinabalu Group managing director Datuk Bacho Jansie to state secretary Datuk Seri Sr Safar Untong. 

Meanwhile, Hajiji, who is also Sawit Kinabalu chairman presented a RM31,000 contribution to representatives of Masjid Jamek Assalam Kg Benoni Papar and Home Tuaran Rumah Anak Yatim dan Maahad Tahfiz. 

Prior to the breaking of fast ceremony, Hajiji chaired the Sawit Kinabalu board meeting. – The Vibes, April 23, 2022

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