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Scope Industries Bhd
KLSE:SCOPE
Scope Industries Bhd
KLSE:SCOPE
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Market Cap:
86.6m
MYR
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Company Overview
Business Description
- Sector
- Information Technology
- Industry
- Electrical Equipment
- Headquarters
- Malaysia MY
- IPO date
- Nov 19, 2003
Scope Industries Bhd is a Malaysian manufacturer and trader of molded plastic products, with a focus on everyday items such as chairs and other furniture-like goods used at home, in offices, schools, and event venues. It turns raw plastic material into finished products and also handles trading activities around those products.
The company sells mainly to distributors, retailers, and commercial buyers that need practical, durable plastic goods in bulk. It makes money by producing these items and earning a margin on the products it sells, rather than by charging service fees or subscriptions.
What makes its business easy to understand is that it sits close to the end of the manufacturing chain: it takes standard materials and turns them into low-cost, high-volume products that are bought for everyday use. That makes it a classic industrial consumer-products business, where demand depends on spending in homes, businesses, and public settings.