Chery Malaysia has announced that it has signed a logistic services agreement with transportation logistics services provider Tiong Nam Logistics Holdings for the latter to handle Chery’s spare parts warehousing in Malaysia.
Tiong Nam, a leading logistics and warehousing provider with over 90 spare parts warehouses across the country, will also handle transportation aspects involving Chery’s upcoming Omoda 5 and Tiggo 8 Pro SUVs, which are set to be officially introduced on July 6. Chery Malaysia added that a strong partnership team, working in accordance with Chery’s 4P+2P working mechanism, will be established.
With the agreement reached for spare parts warehousing and logistics arrangements, the Chinese automaker expressed that it is looking forward to its reintroduction here. The company’s country director, Leo Chen, said that Malaysia is viewed as a highly promising market in the Southeast Asian region, and important to its global expansion plans.
The company added that Malaysia would be a strategic market for Chery’s right-hand drive (RHD) vehicles, and said it would seek to establish connections with neighbouring countries following its entry into Malaysia to strengthen its market influence in the region.
The automaker has already announced that it has made Malaysia its right-hand drive R&D and production hub, and both the B-segment Omoda 5 – which will go up against the likes of the Honda HR-V, Toyota Corolla Cross and Proton X50 – and Tiggo 8 Pro will go the CKD route right from the start, being locally assembled at Inokom’s facility in Kulim.
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The guy at the left looks not so happy with agreement. Is he from Cherry or Tiong Nam?
Come Malaysia see workers so lazy how to smile. Tax also kaw kaw to feed OKU ministers. How to smile?? Lol
Tenkiu hardworking Azeminkor for bringing Chery as CKD to Msia and creating more jobs.
What an ugly looking building. Who chose orange to be painted on a factory?
Its not painted. Its speacially treated steel and they have special color coding due to represent the grages of the steel. I doubt the color matters as it will not affect the quality of the car. No wonder you are kuli while others becomes boss. Your priorities and thinking is so lousy lol.
Look at the advanced manufacturing facilities overseas. Are they orange colored? Nope. Being a boss in a orange colored factory? No thanks. Embarassing. Well you sounds like a chinese brands fanboy. Horrible taste i must say
Hello idiot. That’s Tiong Nam’s warehouse. That’s not a factory.
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