Business

Key Alliance, Koperasi Felcra ink MoU on increasing rice yield

Proposed collaboration to use IoT tech, says KAG in filing with Bursa Malaysia

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 02 Jun 2022 2:16PM

Key Alliance, Koperasi Felcra ink MoU on increasing rice yield
Key Alliance Group Bhd says the proposed collaboration aims to increase the yield of rice cultivation through Internet of Things technology and the Decision Support System via the Rice Information System. – Pixabay pic, June 2, 2022

KUALA LUMPUR – Key Alliance Group Bhd (KAG) announced that its subsidiary, Agrocloud Sdn Bhd, has entered into a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Koperasi Peserta-Peserta Rancangan Felcra Seberang Perak Bhd (Koperasi Felcra) to collaborate on the development and implementation of the Rice Information System at the estate of Felcra Bhd Seberang Perak in Kg Gajah, Perak.

In a filing with Bursa Malaysia, KAG said the proposed collaboration aims to increase the yield of rice cultivation through Internet of Things technology and the Decision Support System via the Rice Information System.

It also aims to ensure that the farming methods used are modern and fully mechanised farming methods, and to implement the appropriate farming methods to be determined later.

“Pursuant to the MoU, Koperasi Felcra will act as the coordinator of the proposed collaboration and facilitate the necessary (requirements) for the implementation of the Rice Information System.

“Agrocloud, meanwhile, will provide Koperasi Felcra with the relevant information technology, equipment, platform, as well as training for the proposed collaboration,” it said.

The MoU takes effect today and will remain in force for a period of 12 months.

It will not have any effects on the share capital and shareholding structure of KAG, but is however expected to have a positive contribution to the group’s future earnings per share, net assets per share, and gearing.

Koperasi Felcra is a cooperative organisation incorporated in Malaysia and registered with the Malaysia Co-operative Societies Commission with the purpose of improving the socio-economic status of the participating communities via the establishment of commercial and business entities orientated toward the welfare and empowerment of participating members. – Bernama, June 2, 2022

Related News

Malaysia / 2y

Water to irrigate padi fields to be used to generate electricity

Malaysia / 2y

Steps to reduce impact of hot weather on padi planting among focus of parliament today

Malaysia / 2y

Rice supply, cost of living hardship to be raised at action council meeting this Friday

Business / 2y

Ministry refutes existence of cartel or ‘mafia’ manipulating padi, rice trade

Malaysia / 2y

Rice shortage: Prioritise boosting yield over planting frequency, Mahfuz says

Malaysia / 2y

Sarawak to produce 240,000 tonnes of rice per year using hybrid seeds

Spotlight

Trump’s North Korea gamble deepens Asia’s doubts over US alliances

Malaysia

Rayer denies involvement in 'Maha Kali Red Rally', claims name and photo misused

Malaysia

E-Hailing driver charged with attempted murder after allegedly setting worker on fire

Business

Nation’s economic outlook strengthens as leading index signals continued growth

Malaysia

‘No parent wants her child to be remembered this way,’ says mother of 14-year-old Keziah

Malaysia

RM1.96m Penang land probe: Two ‘Datuks’ remain in custody

Business

K8 cargo: Businessman seeks clarification from MOF, Customs, Petronas

Malaysia

PH leaders hold talks as Melaka election plans take shape

Malaysia

Bersama rejects political alliances, vows to go solo in Melaka state election

You may be interested

Business

Oil prices pull back after rally as markets brace for tougher Iran sanctions

Business

K8 cargo: Businessman seeks clarification from MOF, Customs, Petronas

Business

Nation’s economic outlook strengthens as leading index signals continued growth

Business

Govt rules out RM7.5b Datasonic takeover amid identity security concerns

Business

Matrix Concepts records RM416.7m in 1Q27 sales as geographic diversification gains traction