Beshom

After 46 outstanding years as Hai-O Enterprise Bhd, we look forward to the future as we preserve the best of our legacy.
We are excited to invite you into our new home.

海鸥集团历经时光淬砺,46年来发展一枝独秀。
展望未来,集团整装待发,以焕然一新的英文名字营造美满的新“”。
此番华丽转变,公司优良传统不变,文化企业精神亦如初衷。

Beshom

Beshom Holdings Bhd is the new “HOME” of Hai-O’s group of companies, a Public Listed Company on the Main Market of Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad.
Beshom has assumed the listing status of Hai-O Enterprise Bhd on
29 November 2021.

Welcome to BESHOM.

最佳生活    始于家元
海鸥控股有限公司(Beshom Holdings Bhd),2021年11月29日,
正式延续海鸥企业有限公司在大马股票交易所主板的上市地位。

欢迎光临我们的新“”——BESHOM。

News

Malaysia and China sign eight agreements

Malaysia and China sign eight agreements
Source:
The Star
Najib and Wen pose for photographers outside the Prime Minister's Office in Putrajaya

PUTRAJAYA: Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao, who is on a two-day visit to Malaysia, and Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak witnessed the signing of eight agreements between the two countries on Thursday.

The agreements include a mutual recognition of higher education qualifications, a memorandum of understanding on resolving traffic congestion on Penang island between the state government and Beijing Urban Construction Group Co. Ltd and a joint venture between Smelter Asia Sdn Bhd and Aluminium Corporation of China Ltd.

Wen is accompanied by a 118-member delegation, including four ministers.
The premier was accorded an official welcoming ceremony at Dataran Perdana Thursday.

After the national anthems of both countries were played, Wen inspected a guard-of-honour mounted by a detachment of the Royal Malay Regiment witnessed by most of the Federal Cabinet.

The two premiers then went in for their meeting.

Earlier, Wen spent some time meeting China nationals living in Malaysia, as well as those from the Malaysian Chinese community.

The gathering was attended by more than 400 people, including Chinese embassy staff and their family members, investors, businessmen and students.

Among those who attended were Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Malaysia (ACCCIM) president Tan Sri William Cheng, and Malaysia-China Friendship Association secretary-general and Hai-O Enterprise Berhad group managing director Tan Kai Hee.

Tan said that among others, Wen advised the Chinese community from China in Malaysia to co-exist peacefully with locals.

Tan described the Chinese premier as a man with a good heart.

"I think that he's a concerned leader. He asked that chairs be provided to the elderly at the gathering. He pays attention to seemingly small details," he told Bernama.