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

PM Presents Awards to 2009 Winners

PM Presents Awards to 2009 Winners
Source:
Anugerah CSR Malaysia website

Companies that have been investing in community development received the highest possible accolades for their commitment, time and efforts. They were presented with the Anugerah CSR Perdana Menteri by Prime Minister YAB Dato’ Sri Mohd Najib bin Tun Haji Abdul Razak at a ceremony held at the Hilton Kuala Lumpur on March 08, 2010.

In a ballroom packed with more than 400 CEOs, managing directors and other leaders of corporate Malaysia, the newly appointed President and CEO of PETRONAS Datuk Shamsul Azhar Abbas received the prestigious Anugerah CSR Perdana Menteri - for overall best CSR in the country - after also winning in the categories of Culture and Heritage; and Education.

A total of 70 companies had sent in entries for the Anugerah CSR Perdana Menteri 2009, involving close to 150 different projects. The Education category received the most entries, followed by Social Welfare, Environment, Workplace Practices, Small Company CSR, Empowerment of Women, Media Coverage and Culture & Heritage.

In his speech, Dato’ Sri Najib noted a fundamental change occurring that is making responsible corporate behaviour an absolute must for every company. “Corporations, GLCs and bona fide NGOs that are in the forefront of CSR activities should join hands for greater impact, long lasting and maximum results from their efforts. For example, staff from the GLCs could join NGOs in their relief work and this investment of time on their part can be counted for promotion, increment, and bonus,” he said.

The Prime Minister went so far as to suggest that “time spent on CSR can be part of the individual staff’s KPI and institutionalised by the Human Resource Departments in assessing their performance.”

Launched in 2007 by the Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development, the Anugerah CSR Perdana Menteri recognises initiatives directed in seven main areas of: Community & Social Welfare, Culture & Heritage, Education, the Empowerment of Women, Environment, Small Company CSR, and Best Workplace Practices. In addition, there is a special category for Media Reporting.

In her Welcome Address, Minister Dato’ Sri Shahrizat Abdul Jalil said it was heartening to note that the number of submissions for the 2009 awards was nearly as high as it had been in 2007, despite the global economic meltdown.

“I believe this is because dynamic Malaysian companies, represented by so many here today, have regarded doing well in terms of profits, and doing good in terms of caring for the community as not mutually exclusive objectives but mutually reinforcing ones.”

She added: “All of you have gone beyond lip service and cheque book philanthropy. When doing well and doing good starts complementing each other it becomes a strategy for sustained development.”

Judging of the Awards was carried out by a 10-member panel headed by Tan Sri Faizah Mohd Tahir, former Secretary-General of the Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development. The judges represent governmental, non-governmental and corporate bodies that have very good ground-level knowledge of Malaysian communities in need of attention so as to be brought to a level playing field with mainstream society.

In assessing the submissions, they were driven primarily by three factors:
• The positive impact the CSR initiative has on the communities at which it is targeted;
• The sustainability of the project; and
• The level of commitment and involvement displayed by the companies in these projects.

Winners and Honorary Mentions of the Eight Categories

EDUCATION

Winner                        : Petronas Berhad
Honorary Mentions     : Intel Technology Sdn Bhd; Maxis Communications Bhd

ENVIRONMENT

Winner                        : Intel Technology
Honorary Mentions     : Shangri-la Hotel, Kuala Lumpur; B Braun Medical Industries Sdn Bhd

CULTURE & HERITAGE

Winner                        : Petronas Berhad
Honorary Mentions     : Warisan Global Sdn Bhd; Malaysian Resources Corporation Berhad

COMMUNITY & SOCIAL WELFARE

Winner                        : CIMB Group
Honorary Mentions     : Mulpha Internation Bhd and KPJ Healthcare Bhd

BEST WORKPLACE PRACTICES

Winner                        : Telekom Malaysia Bhd
Honorary Mentions     : CIMB Group; Intel Technology Sdn Bhd

SMALL COMPANY CSR:

Winner                       : The Truly Loving Company Sdn Bhd
Honorary Mentions     : Sendi Mutiara Multimedia Sdn Bhd; MM Vitaoils Sdn Bhd

EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN

Winner                         : Rampai-Niaga Sdn Bhd (The Body Shop)
Honorary Mentions   : Sime Darby Berhad; Hai-O Marketing Sdn Bhd

MEDIA COVERAGE

Winner                        : Media Prima Bhd
Honorary Mentions     : Star Publications (Malaysia) Berhad; Epitome Communications Sdn Bhd