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berita
The Official Newsletter of
ISSUE NO: 66 APR – JUNE 2015
KDN NO: PP9740/05/2013(033253)
For Internal Circulation Only
IOIPG
ROOTED ON
STRONG
FOOTING
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IOIC One of Best Managed
Companies in Asia
12
IOIPG Awarded BCI
Asia Awards 2015
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Yayasan TSLSC Rewards
RM33,400 to 75 YAA Recipients
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CONTENTS
BERITAIOI
PROPERTY
COVER FEATURE
04
IOIPG Rooted on Strong Footing
CORPORATE UPDATES
07
Q3 Earnings for IOIC and IOIPG
IOIC One of Best Managed Companies in Asia
08
New Batch of Cadet Assistant Trainees
Training for Emergency
09
WWF and German University Visit Sabah’s
Pamol Estates
Workers’ Day 2015 Celebration
12
Skyz Residence Awarded
Asia Pacific Property Award
IOIPG Awarded BCI Asia Awards 2015
13
Customer Service Excellence
Fun-filled Family Day 2015
14
IOIPG’s Southern Properties Showcase in MAPEX 2015
OLEOCHEMICALS
15
Customer Visits to IOI Pan-Cen Oleo
Safe Handling of Chemicals
16
Recognising Excellence
HUMAN RESOURCE
DEVELOPMENT
16
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11
Strengths-based
Leadership
17
Doing Good for Community
Health Awareness Campaign at IOI Oleo
Making Change Happen
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EDITOR
Karen Liew
DEPUTY EDITOR
Ho Hsu Wen
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EDITOR’S NOTE
EDIBLE OILS
BERITAIOI
18 IOILC Celebrates 125 Anniversary
A New High in Customer Satisfaction
19
IOILC’s Sustainability Progress
th
IOILC Global
Meet in Chicago
“Opposites Attract” in Creative Studio
20
Red Nose Day at IOILC Americas
Caring Day to Serve the Community
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Glitz & Glamour at IOILC Asia
Safety Campaign Week 2015
100 Days of Safety Awareness
Let’s Create Together at Creative Studio
IOI MALL
Come Together for Aidilfitri at ICM
25
SupeRaya at IOI
Mall Puchong
AND1 Streetball Challenge Kicks Off
26
Windmills of Love for Moms
Setting the Bar at IOI Mall Kulai
HOTEL
27
Saying “Hello” to Maulud!
Bubur Lambuk Giveaways to Road Users
28
Making Royal FLORIA Putrajaya a Success!
PGGC Hosts Tun Abdul Razak Challenge Trophy
FOUNDATION
29
Yayasan TSLSC Rewards
RM33,400 to 75 YAA
Recipients
30 EDITOR’S NOTE
With its successful debut on Bursa Malaysia in January 2014, IOI Properties Group
Berhad (IOIPG) is now one of the largest property companies in Malaysia. It is set to
unlock sustainable potential from its innovative mixed developments and further add
value for its shareholders.
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Yayasan TSLSC Brings Children
on a Fun Day Out
IOIPG builds shopping malls, retail complexes and purpose-built office buildings
to complement its township developments which further bring value-add to its
customers. The newly opened IOI City Mall at IOI Resort City, Puchong Financial
Commercial Centre (PFCC) and IOI Boulevard at its two Puchong townships are
among the prime assets that IOIPG built to enhance its property investment portfolio.
In this Cover Feature, we would like to give our readers an insight into property
investment, one of the three core business segments of IOIPG.
Recently, IOIPG clinched one of the most coveted awards in the Asian building and
design industry, the BCI Asia Top 10 Developers Award 2015 while one of its
residential developments, the Skyz Residence condominium project, won the Highly
Commended: Residential Landscape Architecture Malaysia award at the Asia
Pacific Property Awards 2015-2016.
On the corporate front, IOI Corporation Berhad (IOIC) emerged as one of Asia’s best
managed companies in the Finance Asia’s Best Managed Companies poll this
year. IOIC also topped the Best Managed Public Companies category and the Best
Corporate Governance category. These awards carry the affirmative endorsement of
key market analysts and fund managers at leading banks and research houses in Asia.
The success of IOI lies in the fundamentals of our Vision IOI and the basis of our
IOI Core Values, which were first introduced 20 years ago. In June this year, IOI
launched a video to reinforce our seven IOI Core Values: Integrity, Commitment,
Loyalty, Excellence in Execution, Speed, Innovativeness and Cost Efficiency.We believe
that the continuous embrace and practice of the IOI Core Values is crucial to the
progressive success of IOI amidst the ever-changing market conditions. These IOI
Core Values are pillars that support our Vision IOI, and they will also hold IOI together
while increasing employee engagement.
As acknowledged by Dato’ Lee in the video, there are many processes that we have
gone through while striving to achieve our company’s success. At the end of the day,
the single most important ingredient is the People and the IOI team.
Take care of our people, who will then provide the impeccable service demanded by
our customers.
Last but not the least, I would like to wish our Muslim colleagues and associates
Selamat Hari Raya Aidifitri!
Karen Liew
Keep your contributions flowing in!
The Editorial Team would like to express its heartfelt gratitude for the input of Berita IOI from
the contributors mentioned below. We look forward to a continued contribution of interesting
articles and pictures from all of you. After all, Berita IOI is a newsletter for all the staff of IOI
Group and we would all like to see this newsletter as a publication that we are all proud of.
Kindly forward your contributions to hwho@ioigroup.com.
Contributors
Corporate
Edible Oils
IOI Mall Kulai
Tian Shih Li
Wendy Ng
Kogilavani
Misah Amiruddin
Loders Croklaan (Europe)
Masjuliana Mansoor
Supiha Binti Hasim
Jadon Chee
Plantation
Jan-Paul Back
Putrajaya Marriott Hotel
Jenny Goh
Wee Kee Song
Siti Rahmani Okal
Loders Croklaan (Americas)
Nur Azela Amir
Nor Asyikin Binti Ramlee
Deana Ingram
Kristine Calvillo
Palm Garden Hotel
Loders Croklaan (Asia)
Audrey Yap
Jamie Au
Palm Garden Golf Club
IOI City Mall
KC Yum
Property
Jessica Chan
Ling May Yuen
Laura Low
Marilyn Goh
Katrina Lee
Harina Atan
Michelle Carmeleen
Oleochemicals
IOI Mall Puchong
Wafli Bin Ali
Irin DeCruz
Emily Jessica
Stephanie Wong
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COVER FEATURE
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IOIPG ROOTED ON STRONG
FOOTING
Since forging its own path as a separate listed entity early 2014, IOI Properties Group Bhd (IOIPG) has chalked
up numerous accolades and milestones in its journey towards achieving its vision. Its visionary track record has
further spurred the Group to launch successive townships and innovative developments.
I
n addition to being consistently ranked highly among the
largest property players in Malaysia, IOIPG is also one of the
few integrated property companies that builds as well as manages
investment properties such as shopping malls, hotels and office
buildings. It is renowned for its prowess in property development
and success in building thriving self-contained townships, notably
turning once-backwater Puchong into the commercial success it
is today. However, unbeknownst to many, IOIPG’s success today is
leveraged on a solid footing encompassing several core business
components – property development, property investment, and
leisure and hospitality.
IOIPG Chief Operating Officer (Property Investment) Mr Cheah
Wing Choong took time off his busy schedule to give an insight into
the world of property investment and how this integral component
elevates the profile of the company.
A VIEW ON PROPERTY INVESTMENT:
STRATEGIC APPROACH
Mr Cheah began the interview by describing the meaning of
property investment, “We build, keep and manage the buildings,
otherwise known as investment assets, for capital appreciation and
sustainable yields”. To date, IOIPG’s property investment portfolio
comprises retail, hotel and office space totalling approximately
4.5 million square feet of net lettable space (NLA). Among its
principal investment properties are IOI City Mall (in IOI Resort City,
Putrajaya), IOI Malls (in Puchong, Selangor and Kulai, Johor Bahru),
One and Two IOI Square (in IOI Resort City, Putrajaya), Puchong
Financial Corporate Centre (PFCC) and IOI Boulevard in Puchong,
Selangor.
These towering blocks at IOI Resort City inter-connect One IOI Square, Two IOI
Square where IOI Group is headquartered, and the five-star Putrajaya Marriott
Hotel.
To complement its township developments, IOIPG builds shopping
malls, retail complexes and purpose-built office buildings which
bring value-add to its customers. IOIPG has a superior track record
in managing these prime assets which it develops and owns, a
fact which perfectly complements its philosophy in offering selfcontained townships that aptly meets the community’s lifestyle and
business needs. This differentiating factor sets IOIPG apart from
its industry peers. Its strategic approach to develop an investment
portfolio to retain ownership and control of the buildings
transformed IOIPG into an integrated property player as opposed
to being a pure property developer.
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“Property investment plays a strategic role to the property
development division,” said Mr Cheah as the former’s interests are
focused primarily in IOIPG’s townships to bring greater value for
its customers. Its ownership control over the investment assets
allows IOIPG to have control over the tenant mix. However, with
this build-and-keep concept, the onus is on IOIPG to ensure assets
are properly managed so they remain good yielding properties with
high capital appreciation.
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The interconnected 1.5 million square feet IOI City Mall and the
soon-to-be-completed IOI City Towers will welcome five-star hotel,
Le Meridien Putrajaya, which is due to open by end of 2015. All
these components are integrated, making IOI Resort City an ideal
hub for work and leisure under one roof.
Synergies between these existing components are apparent as IOIPG
master-planned shopping malls, retail complexes and purpose-built
office buildings alongside its township developments. As these
townships continue to mature and thrive, IOIPG’s investment
portfolio will see a marked enhancement from the development of
more upmarket properties and higher rental yields.
Hallmark buildings such as Puchong Financial Corporate Centre (PFCC), along
with IOI Mall Puchong, IOI Business Park and IOI Boulevard form the commercial
heartbeat of Puchong.
The complementary partnership makes financial sense as well.
Property development is susceptible to economic fundamentals
due to its cyclical nature which may potentially impact the
company’s bottom line, while stable recurring income derived
from its property investment assets helps to strengthen the balance
sheet. In short, rental yield generates cash flow needed to cushion
the challenging effect resulting from a slow property sales market.
INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENTS
A key advantage of IOIPG’s investment assets is that they are
located within integrated developments. “Tenants today prefer to
be in integrated developments versus standalone buildings where
other amenities are within reach," said Mr Cheah.
A prime example is the master planned IOI Resort City with a worldclass shopping mall, residences, office buildings, award winning
Palm Garden Golf Club, two hotels – Putrajaya Marriott Hotel and
Palm Garden Hotel – and other upcoming developments across 320
acres of picturesque landscape in Putrajaya.
The Green Building Index-certified IOI City Towers comprises two 31-storeys
Grade A offices with one million square feet of total net lettable area (NLA).
OFFICE
Currently facing a tough office market with an office supply glut in
Klang Valley, Mr Cheah said, “We need to tap into the right market
and be competitive to attract tenants. We are pleased to note that
multinational companies (MNCs) have rented office space in PFCC
which comprises four office towers and a premier business hotel,
Four Points by Sheraton Puchong.”
The excellent information technology (IT) infrastructure, Grade A
office building features and Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC) status
have made it to be an attractive business centre for these MNCs
looking to set up their base in Malaysia. The upcoming LRT station
opposite PFCC with a linked covered bridge has further enhanced
its appeal. Mr Cheah is optimistic that more MNCs will rent PFCC
as they appreciate its commercial value as an international grade
office.
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The South Beach, IOIPG’s flagship project in Singapore, is set to
inject vibrancy in the domestic property sector with two blocks of
office towers, a 654-room hotel, premium retail space and luxury
residential units. Upon completion, South Beach will be one of the
preferred regional hubs for businesses. The office tower currently
enjoys more than 90% occupancy.
Four Points by Sheraton Puchong is the latest addition to IOIPG’s leisure and
hospitality portfolio.
IOIPG’s office towers and commercial areas are strategically-located
with the myriad of highways connecting them to the city centre.
“It is encouraging to see the suburban areas are drawing interest
from the increasingly congested Kuala Lumpur (KL) city centre.
Businesses are starting to consider alternative commercial address,
moving away from downtown KL to good suburban offices as they
offer more competitive rates and less traffic congestion,” Mr Cheah
opines.
HOTEL
IOIPG’s hotel sector is boosted by the recently opened 250-room
Four Points by Sheraton Puchong which Mr Cheah notes, has been
very well received with good occupancy. The hotel’s location within
a matured township, plus its close proximity to the industrial and
commercial entities, has made it a business hotel of choice within
Puchong.
The iconic South Beach project, jointly developed with City
Development Limited, will open its doors by end of this year
Over in Xiamen, PRC, IOIPG’s mega mixed development called IOI
Palm City is gathering strong interest from the Chinese property
investors. The 44-acre project encompasses a grand shopping mall,
boutique offices, a luxury hotel and high-rise residences.
These two notable developments will be proud additions into
IOIPG’s investment portfolio, generating healthy income revenue
for the Group in coming years.
On a similar note, IOIPG’s five-star Putrajaya Marriott Hotel and Palm
Garden Hotel are very well-occupied by both the institutions as
well as corporations hosting numerous MICE (meetings, incentives,
conferences, and exhibitions) functions.
RETAIL
The recently completed IOI City Mall is currently IOIPG’s flagship
retail mall. Since its opening in November 2014, it has seen a high
traffic flow of shoppers within the radius of Klang Valley, Selangor
and right up to Seremban thus positioning it as a popular regional
mall. Mr Cheah added, “With IOI City Mall enjoying occupancy of
more than 90% and IOI Mall Puchong’s occupancy of up to 98%,
these malls are providing IOIPG with a steady yield.”
REGIONAL INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
IOIPG’s collection of retail and office spaces has been commended
repeatedly for their superior value and quality, thus spurring the
Group to expand its investment portfolio to also include the
regional market in Singapore and Xiamen, the People’s Republic of
China (PRC).
IOI Palm City in Jimei District, Xiamen
BRIGHT FUTURE
With these established assets, IOIPG will be able to enjoy a steady
stream of rental income and yield in the coming years. Coupled
with the upcoming completion of IOI City Towers, South Beach and
IOI Palm City, exciting times are ahead for IOIPG and its Property
Investment division.
Undoubtedly, IOIPG’s property investment portfolio is extensive
and will continue to grow in size and value as it expands its
horizons to build more of such properties. The future is looking
bright indeed.
CORPORATE UPDATES
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Q3 Earnings for
IOIC and IOIPG
IOI
Corporation Berhad (IOIC) posted a profit before
interest and taxation (PBIT) of RM298.9 million
for the third quarter (Q3) ended 31 March 2015 as compared to
RM480.9 million a year ago.The 38% decrease in PBIT is due mainly
to lower contribution from both plantation and resource-based
manufacturing divisions.
The plantation division’s Q3 FY2015 profit decreased by 37% to
RM191.8 million from RM306.8 million due mainly to lower fresh
fruit bunches (FFB) production during the seasonal low crop
period as well as lower crude palm oil (CPO) price realised. Average
CPO price realised was RM2,247/MT against RM2,602/MT in Q3
FY2014. As for the resource-based manufacturing division, its profit
of RM102.9 million for Q3 FY2015 is 50% lower than RM205.2
million reported for Q3 FY2014. The lower manufacturing profit
is mainly due to lower margin from the specialty oils and fats and
the refinery sub-segments as well as lower sales volume from the
refinery sub-segment.
Property development recorded higher sales of properties in
Klang Valley especially in the commercial properties sub-segment,
while property investment saw higher contribution from the retail
segment. Leisure and hospitality benefited from new business
operations such as Four Points by Sheraton Puchong, District21 and
Icescape Ice Rink at IOI City Mall that have commenced business
towards end of Q2 FY2015. In addition, its existing hotel business in
IOI Resort City has also picked up in the current quarter.
Meanwhile, IOI Properties Group Berhad (IOIPG) recorded an
operating profit of RM146.9 million in its Q3 ended 31 March
2015 which is 40% higher than Q3 FY2014. Its revenue also went
up 28% to RM468.4 million in this current quarter. The increase Going forward, IOIC and IOIPG expect to perform satisfactorily for
in operating profit and revenue is contributed by all divisions. the remaining financial period of 2015.
IOIC ONE OF BEST
MANAGED COMPANIES
IN ASIA
IOI
Corporation Berhad (IOIC) was named as
one of Asia’s best managed companies in a
compilation published by Finance Asia on 20 March 2015.
In the Malaysian edition, IOIC came in fifth in the Best
Managed Public Companies category and ranked fourth
in Best Corporate Governance category.
This is the 15th year Finance Asia has polled investors on
listed companies throughout Asia that are considered the
best managed, with best senior executives and the best
policies around dividend payments and other matters.
The premier financial publication received responses from over 250
portfolio managers and buy-side analysts from around the world who run mandates that
included, or were dedicated to, Asian listed companies. Finance Asia also released the list
of best managed companies in India, Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand.
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NEW BATCH OF
CADET
ASSISTANT
TRAINEES
S
uccession Planning is crucial to the sustainability of any
organisation. Every year, IOI Group’s plantation division recruits
a team of future Assistant Managers for its estates through the Cadet
Assistant Trainee programme.
The first batch of Cadet Assistant Trainees for this year kicked off
at Paya Lang Club House in Johor on 20 April 2015. From now till
25 June 2015, these 26 trainees will undergo a 10-week structured
training comprising three weeks of classroom learning and
remaining weeks out in the field getting first-hand experience of
the job’s tasks.
Plantation Controller (Pamol Regional Office) Mr Kuppusamy
Sinnappan started his presentations titled “Towards a Successful
Career as a Planter”, “The Plantation Industry in Malaysia” and
“Incorporated Society of Planters (ISP) – Professional Association
for Planters”.
TRAINING
FOR
The training is a good platform for the trainees to acquire
comprehensive understanding of the basic principles, concepts and
practices of plantation operations management. Towards the end
of the programme, there will be a written test and post-interview
session to determine those who qualify as Cadet Assistants.
Mr Kuppusamy
advising the
trainees to have a
positive attitude, be
committed and work
hard to move ahead
in their career.
EMERGENCY
In summary, the training provided a golden opportunity for the
participants to enhance their knowledge and understanding
emergency response.
W
hen disaster strikes, the time to prepare has passed. With
this in mind, Gomali Palm Oil Mill in Johor successfully
conducted an Emergency Response Team (ERT) Training with
Balai Bomba dan Penyelamat Segamat at its premise on 10 May, 17
May and 24 May 2015.
The three-day ERT training, one of the requirements for Fire Safety
Certificate, was attended by 30 participants from Gomali Palm
Oil Mill, Paya Lang Estate and Gomali Estate as well as the latter’s
hospital assistant. Through classroom lectures and fire drill, the
participants gained valuable knowledge on the proper procedures
to handle emergency cases in the workplace. The training also
included practical activities such as kawad menyelamat dalam
runtuhan bangunan (evacuation/rescue from collapsed building)
and kawad hos (hose drill).
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AND
GERMAN
UNIVERSITY
VISIT SABAH’S
PAMOL ESTATES
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O
n 2 March 2015, a group of eight officers and researchers
from WWF (World Wildlife Fund) Germany and Eberswalde
University for Sustainable Development visited IOI’s Pamol Group
of Estates – Meliau, Nangoh and Bayok. Several WWF Malaysia
officers accompanied the German visitors on the trip to Sabah.
The visitor were much impressed by the natural beauty of these
conservation areas, which are home to exotic animals such as the
proboscis monkeys and sambar deer.
The purpose of this visit was to undertake an exploratory field
visit to the oil palm plantations and adjacent forest reserves. Both
WWF and the university are collaborating on a joint project which
aims to assess the actual ecological impacts on-site in relation to
the effectiveness of Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO)
and International Sustainability & Carbon Certification (ISCC)
sustainability standards for biofuels.
Apart from the rich fauna, the areas also showcased the natural
state of the riparian vegetation comprising many species of
indigenous trees and shrubs. These are vital to maintain a healthy
ecosystem.
The visit proved to be fruitful for their joint project as they gained
valuable experience and knowledge of IOI Group’s conservation
effort as part of its sustainability initiative.
The team visited the buffer zones at Meliau Estate which is adjacent
to Ulu Tungud forest reserve and went to the Sungai Paliau riparian
reserve at Nangoh Estate as well as Bayok Estate’s Ox Bow Lake.
Visitors learning more about the oil palm plantations during their
recent exploratory field visit to IOI Group’s estates in Sabah.
Visitors discussing some points which are helpful for their ecological joint project.
WORKERS’ DAY
2015 CELEBRATION
I
n conjunction with global Labour’s Day in May, the Ladang Sabah
Recreational Club (LSRC) celebrated Workers' Day 2015 with a
tele-match event and Gala Night launched by IOI Sandakan Region
General Manager Mr NB Sudhakaran.
Overall champion of the month-long
inter-estate Sports Competition,
Terusan Baru Estate, was also
awarded in the celebration which
recognised the employees’ hard
work and dedication.
Fireworks to kick off Gala Night!
Participants of Miss IOI Plantation were
quizzed on their knowledge of the company.
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STRENGTHS
BASED-LEADERSHIP
Leadership can be defined in many ways; while some agree that
leadership is an intrinsic trait, there are others who find the art
of leadership a learned skill.
E
arlier this January, a team of Senior Management and Managers from
various departments of Plantation and Corporate divisions attended
the "Strengths-based Leadership" workshop held at the Putrajaya
Marriott Hotel, while IOI Properties Group Berhad's (IOIPG) Senior
Management team attended in March. It was a full-day interactive
workshop designed to introduce participants to Strengths-based
Leadership approach facilitated by Mr Joseph Tan, the first Gallupcertified strengths coach in Malaysia.
Strengths-based Leadership is based upon Gallup’s Clifton
StrengthsFinder tool which helps to discover the participants’
signature intrinsic Strengths Profile. The latest scientific research on
high performance introduces the importance of self-knowledge as a
basis for effective management of performance. It focuses on strengths,
finds ways to improve the way the participants work and clarify their
values, thus allowing them to make the greatest contribution to the
organisation.
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manage their weaknesses. The Senior Management team
picked up the know-how on developing a strengths-based
team culture in a more engaged and productive team.
The workshop also helped the participants to find the right
fit at work and utilise reporting tool in coaching their team
members by identifying their strengths and optimising each
employee.
The participants also took part in activities and were presented
with videos which illustrated the four leadership domains:
•Executing – “I know how to make things happen.”
•Influencing – “I know how to reach a much broader
audience.”
•Relationship-building – “I know how to hold a team
together.”
•Strategic thinking – “I know how to keep the group
focused.”
The workshop ended with a more detailed insight into feedback
and observations from both participants and the trainer.
Prior to the workshop, the participants completed an online Clifton
StrengthsFinder assessment that portrayed their top strengths. During
the training, the participants analysed their strengths reports and
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MAKING CHANGE HAPPEN
C
hange can be painful, disruptive and costly. If given a choice, most
people would resist any change to their status quo and this is a
challenge faced by many organisations in getting people to embrace
change.The fear surfaces when there is lack of understanding on the
need for change and no prior experience in handling the transition
to change.
A two-pronged approach involving the individual and the organisation
is needed for change to happen. As the individual understands the
need for change and be motivated to change, the organisation must
provide the external push factor to make the change conducive.
Each individual has an emotional need, and these emotional
drivers vary in importance from one individual to another. The
ranking of these drivers can change with time, and influenced by
the environment, personal experiences and especially traumas.
As these emotional drivers are cultivated through environment,
some drivers are stronger than others, and could motivate or demotivate us.
The eight fundamental human emotional drivers are:
No. Emotional Drivers
1.
Engaged in
group discussion.
The "Making Change Happen" workshop was conducted for
two groups in IOI HQ on 31 March and 1 April 2015 by Ms Lily Lau.
The trainer used one of the steps for change based on the book
“Lesson from the Monkey King”, a book on leading change to create
gorilla-sized results.
The workshop applied “Directive Communication”
psychology which deals with human behaviour
of people working in groups
and the way people act and
react to emotions. It applies
psychology strategies to
help individuals effect
change from within, take
actions and influence the
people around them.
Participant uses picture cards in
describing how she will spend her
imaginary RM1 million.
Belonging/love
Description
Connection from being with others or self.
2.
Control/security
Greater ability to maintain security or control in our lives.
3.
Diversity
Having variety or excitement in our lives.
4.
Recognition/
significance
Acknowledgement of our virtues and achievement in being noticed.
5.
Achievement
The need to make progress in our plans, and to finish (complete) things.
6.
Challenge/growth
The need to learn, grow and have personal development.
7.
Excellence
Self-satisfaction and pride in the things you
do. Going beyond to break own “ceiling”.
8.
Responsibility
The satisfaction to contribute, help and see
the betterment in others.
Besides understanding their emotional drivers, the workshop
also helped the participants by instilling:
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A profound sense of change readiness and alertness within
the organisation.
A profound sense of ownership and initiative in individuals.
Personal realisations and individuals who want to modify
behaviours from within.
A sense to act on, and not react to, environment and
situation.
The process for successful change in the organisation.
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SKYZ RESIDENCE
AWARDED ASIA PACIFIC
PROPERTY AWARD
IOI
Properties Group Berhad’s (IOIPG) Skyz Residence
won the Highly Commended: Residential
Landscape Architecture (Malaysia) accolade at the Asia Pacific
Property Awards Summit and Awards Gala held on 7 and 8 May 2015
at Shangri-La Hotel, Kuala Lumpur.
Rising majestically in the mature township of Bandar Puchong
Jaya, Skyz Residences is set 110 metres above sea level; making
the development the tallest landmark in Puchong. The resort-style
condominium is notable for its four-acre landscaped deck with full
clubhouse facilities, three inter-connected themed podium gardens
decks and 10 sky lounges with an unobstructed view of Kuala
Lumpur city skyline. Residents will also enjoy lifestyle amenities such
as Olympic-sized swimming pool, jacuzzi, tennis court, jogging track,
gymnasium, basketball court, yoga deck and many more amidst a
secure gated community.
The Asia Pacific Property Awards recognises the highest levels of
achievement in all sectors of the property and real estate industry
in the region.
Congratulations to IOIPG!
IOIPG AWARDED
AWARDS 2015
IOI
Properties Group Berhad (IOIPG) was awarded the
BCI Asia Top 10 Developers Award 2015 for the
fifth consecutive year at the 11th annual BCI Asia Awards ceremony
on 12 June 2015.
IOIPG ranked among winning developers with the most
accumulated value of projects under construction during the last
full calendar year, weighted by the extent of its sustainability efforts
and green building ratings.
Joining the elites of the property industry were IOIPG representatives
led by Chief Operating Officer (Property Investment) Mr Cheah
Wing Choong, Chief Financial Officer Ms Betty Lau, General
Managers of Property Management Mr Ho Kwok Ming and IOI City
Mall Mr Chris Chong.
IOIPG senior management and executives giving the thumbs
up together with the event’s guest of honour Ms Tan Pei Ing
(second from right) from PI Architect.
Established in 2005, BCI Asia Awards has grown
over the years to become one of the highly
coveted awards for the Asian building
and design industry. The award, held
in seven different Asian territories
including Hong Kong SAR, Indonesia,
the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand
and Vietnam, is a prestigious label of
excellence that recognises ten leading
design and development enterprises that
have made the greatest contribution to
the built environment.
Congratulations to IOIPG!
DEVELOPERS
PROPERTY
BERITAIOI
CUSTOMER
SERVICE EXCELLENCE
Mr Rabani bin Ibol from Puchong Financial
Corporate Centre (PFCC) – Security is happy to receive
the award from General Manager (Bandar Puteri
Puchong) Mr Chung Nyuk Kiong.
Ms Raniamma a/p Shakhadevan from
Customer Relations Unit (CRU) – Amigo Club
House is rewarded for her customer service by
General Manager (16 Sierra) Mr David Choo.
E
verything starts with the customer as, “the greatest technology
in the world has not replaced the ultimate relationship building
tool between a customer and a business; the human touch.” IOI
Properties Group Berhad (IOIPG) places high emphasis on a strong
customer service culture and providing exemplary customer
service.
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Ms Ooi Phaik Hong from Sales & Marketing – Klang proudly
accepting the award from General Manager (Bandar Puteri
Klang) Mr Albert Lee.
Three employees were recently recognised as IOI Service
Champions for their effort in delivering the IOI Branded Customer
Service Experience as voted by IOIPG’s customers from March to
April 2015. The customers provided feedback on IOIPG’s level of
service which met, or exceeded, their expectations!.
Congratulations to the IOI Service Champions!
O
n 13 June 2015, more than 250 people comprising the employees
of IOI Properties Group Berhad (IOIPG) in Johor Bahru and
family members made their way to the MyIOI Family Day 2015.
Everyone arrived in high spirits and the children were excited to
begin the fun-filled outdoor activities!
Round and round the musical chair…don’t let the music stop.
The event kicked off at 7:30 am with a line-up of exciting games for all age
groups such as Musical Chairs, Ping Pong Ball Relay and highlight of the day,
the Tug-of-war battle. It was heartening to see the participants enjoying the
games while displaying high level of sportsmanship as they cheered on the
winners and encouraged some of their colleagues who faltered during the
competitive rounds.
The children enjoyed the arts and craft activities while being entertained
by balloon-sculpting clown and “Patrick Star” from SpongeBob
SquarePants.
Whoops of joy erupted when the overall champion was
announced – the winning Green Team with representatives
from four divisions (Maintenance, Contract, Security and
Customer Service Unit). Assistant General Manager (Sales
& Marketing) Mr Kelvin Tang presented the trophies and
prizes during the prize giving ceremony.The event ended
at 1:00 pm.
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PROPERTY
BERITAIOI
IOIPG’S SOUTHERN
PROPERTIES
SHOWCASE IN
T
hemed “Be in the Know” of the hottest news and latest trends
in Johor property market, the Malaysian Property Expo
2015 (MAPEX 2015) by Johor Real Estate and Housing Developer
Association (REHDA) was a platform for property developers to
showcase their projects, progress and prowess at transforming
Iskandar Malaysia into a sustainable metropolis of international
standing. The property expo was held from 22 to 24 May 2015 at
City Square, Johor Bahru.
IOI Properties Group Berhad (IOIPG) was among the most
prestigious developers, displaying the Group’s spectacular
achievements in southern Malaysia consisting of thriving townships
in Bandar Putra Kulai, Taman Kempas Utama, Taman Lagenda Putra
and property developments such as The Platino and Marina Cove
which are managed by IOIPG.
Many visitors thronged MAPEX 2015 in search of their dream homes
while investors were guided towards making strategic investment
property purchases.
During the three-day property expo, IOIPG attracted an estimated
1,000 prospective buyers and keen interest on its diverse collection
of properties ranging from residential to commercial and industrial
segments at strategic locations across Iskandar Malaysia. The event
succeeded in generating genuine demand for housing and ensured
sustainable growth of the property industry in general.
IOIPG Senior General Manager Mr Simon Heng together with Johor State
Secretary Datuk Ismail Karim (third from left) and Johor REHDA Branch
Chairman Mr Hoe Mee Ling (second from left).
At the same time, IOIPG JB also hosted the IOI Value Deals 2015
with rewards and incentives for the property buyers and investors.
Upon meeting the terms and conditions, the residential purchasers
enjoyed cash incentives, waiver on foreigner state consent fees,
complimentary maintenance charges, and furnishing package for
kitchen cabinet and wardrobe, while waiver on stamp duty and
memorandum of transfer were offered for commercial units. Other
promotions included interior furnishing store SSF vouchers and the
Buyer-Get-Buyer scheme where referrals and return purchases were
rewarded.
OLEOCHEMICALS
BERITAIOI
CUSTOMER VISITS TO
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IOI PAN-CEN OLEO
IOI
Pan-Century Oleochemicals Sdn Bhd (IOI PanCen) welcomed several soap noodles customers in
March and April 2015 to strengthen existing business relationships.
The visitors met with IOI Pan-Cen Chief Operating Officer Mr
Gurdev Singh, Mr Sia Chieng Ho (Production), Mr Chin Peng Boon
(Marketing), Mr Yusop Hj Mohamed (Soap Noodle Production),
26 MARCH 2015:
Mr Mohammed Kasman (Quality Control) and respective Area
Managers to experience first-hand the overall operations and quality
assurance measures. On the whole, the visitors were thoroughly
impressed and satisfied with current working partnership with IOI
Pan-Cen.
15 APRIL 2015:
24 APRIL 2015:
Kozakura Shokai Co Ltd visited IOI PanCen’s translucent soap noodle plant and
gathered information for RB Japan. The
visitors shared their concerns in view of
the changing consumer trend to liquid
bathing products and intense price
competition from Musim Mas on 60/40
blend and KSP on 75/25 blend. Kozakura
supplies PS8000 and translucent soap
noodles to Japanese customers including
Tamanohada, Lion and Master Soap.
The team also discussed Gyunyu Soap’s
earthquake contingency supply plan with
a view for IOI Pan-Cen to supply soap
noodles in case of a massive earthquake
disabling the former’s soap plant in Osaka.
One of IOI Pan-Cen’s most distinctive
customers,
Reckitt
Benckiser
International, arrived with its Global
Procurement
Director
Mr
Bijju
Padmanabhan and Global Procurement
Manager Ms Beatriz Monteiro to further
promote a healthy long term business
relationship for white soap noodles
and cream (Palm Fatty Acid Distillatebase) soap noodles. The visit covered
discussions on current orders and
technical matters on customised soap
noodles, Roundtable on Sustainable Palm
Oil (RSPO) traceability as well as potential
business expansion.
IOI Pan-Cen welcomed GTC International Pte
Ltd’s Purchasing Director Mr Ignacio Ramirez
Ruvalcaba and Purchasing Manager Mr Erick
Lopez from Mexico. This trading company
with customers in Mexico, Guatemala, El
Salvador, Honduras, Costa Rica, Venezuela,
Colombia, United States and Spain is interested
in purchasing PS8000 and translucent soap
noodles for hotel soaps.
7 APRIL 2015:
A team from Byram Holdings Pte Ltd visited
IOI Pan-Cen next. The company purchases
translucent soap noodles from IOI Pan-Cen
with a monthly off-take of approximately 200
MT to supply its finishing line in India. Its
parent company, Byram Group, was launched in
Singapore as an export-import and direct sales
company for health and home care products
with diversifications in other businesses as well.
SAFE HANDLING OF CHEMICALS
This mitigates the risk of accidents occuring in the
workplace, thus providing a safe and healthy working
environment.
On 14 April 2015, IOI Pan-Century Oleochemicals
Sdn Bhd (IOI Pan-Cen) organised a briefing on CLASS
2013 Safety Data Sheet by AmCen Lab Sdn Bhd for
25 production, laboratory and store personnel who
frequently handle chemicals in their daily routine. Eleven
vendors from the chemicals industry also joined the
briefing.
T
he CLASS Regulations, promulgated under the Occupational Safety and
Health Act 1994 (Act 514), stands for Classification, Labelling and Safety
Data Sheet of Hazardous Chemicals (CLASS) Regulations 2013 (which is
commonly known as CLASS Regulations 2013). The regulations ensure that
suppliers of hazardous chemicals provide sufficient information on hazards of
chemicals that they supply.
The briefing helped the participants to understand the
legal aspect and implementation of CLASS13 regulations.
They also benefited from presentations on topics such
as Globally Harmonised System of Classification and
Labelling of Chemicals (GHS), Industry Code of Practice,
and Chemical Information Management System (CIMS).
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OLEOCHEMICALS
BERITAIOI
RECOGNISING
EXCELLENCE
T
wenty eight functional teams were appraised during the
half yearly presentation based on these criteria; KRA/KPI
achievements, team management, improvement activities, 5S and
Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) practices, leader’s efforts and
the overall presentation.
Mr Gurdev Singh presented the awards to these exemplary
teams and motivated every employee to strive for continuous
improvement in all areas.
On 13 May 2015, IOI Pan-Century Oleochemicals Sdn Bhd (IOI PanCen) rewarded the teams who performed well at an appreciation
ceremony held at its Excellence Centre. It was the first time four
teams achieved “Good Performance” marks since the programme’s
inception in 2011, while another 19 teams met the “Exceeding
Requirements” benchmark. IOI Pan-Cen Chief Operating Officer
Good Performance Teams
Fatty Acid – Gly 2 & 3 and Distillation 2
Electrical & Instrumentation – Soap Noodle
Fatty Acid – Spl 2 and Spl 3
Refinery – Dry Fractionation
PRECIOUS DR PS
SAVE LIVES
R
aising awareness on blood donation is important as many fail to realise how
easy it is to donate blood, and more importantly, how precious each drop is
to the person in dire need of a life-saving surgery or blood transfusion.
On 23 May 2015, IOI Pan-Century Oleochemicals Sdn Bhd (IOI Pan-Cen)
organised its sixth consecutive “Blood Donation Drive” held concurrently at
its premise and Tesco Bandar Seri Alam to aid the National Blood Bank. IOI PanCen collaborated with Tesco, Hospital Sultanah Aminah Johor Bahru and Hospital
Sultan Ismail Johor Bahru for this year’s noble campaign, which successfully
attracted 229 able donors, an increase from 216 able donors previously.
The annual blood donation drive to raise public awareness on blood donation is
part of IOI Pan-Cen’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative in support
of the community’s needs.
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OLEOCHEMICALS
DOING
BERITAIOI
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GOOD FOR THE
COMMUNITY
IOI
Sekolah Kebangsaan Khir Johari, Perai
Oleochemical Industries Berhad (IOI Oleo)
instils a corporate practice in “giving back to
the community” among its employees with various community
service efforts.
Sekolah Jenis Kebangsaan
(Tamil) Perai
On 14 April 2015, a team of Community Service volunteers
donated 20 reams of A4 paper to two primary schools in Penang.
The respective Heads of Schools expressed their heartfelt
gratitude for the kind assistance.
Earlier on, six IOI Oleo volunteers visited three ex-employees
and presented them with goodie bags and good wishes. One has
passed away, while the other two were medically boarded out
several years ago. The ex-employees and family members were
happy to receive the visitors and thanked them for the kind
gesture. Many good memories were rekindled during the visit.
Joyful meeting with Mr Mohd Said Ahmad Sani and family.
HEALTH AWARENESS
CAMPAIGN AT IOI OLEO
W
ith the aim of creating a healthy and happy workforce, IOI
Oleochemical Industries Berhad (IOI Oleo) in Prai organised a
series of health talks and free basic health screening to equip its
employees with crucial healthcare information.
The health talks kicked off in April 2015 and will be held throughout
the year in collaboration with medical consultants from KPJ Hospital
Penang and IOI Oleo’s Community Services Committee. Among the
topics covered centred on heart diseases, varicose veins, sleep apnea
and hypertension, obesity, and stress management.
Meanwhile, approximately 140 employees benefited from the
health screening session conducted by Hospital Seberang Jaya
as they checked their cholesterol and blood glucose levels,
hypertension prevention trail (HPT) as well as body mass
index (BMI) figures. Female employees underwent pap smear
and breast examinations while those aged above 40 were given
letters for free mammogram at selected hospitals. The staff
nurses also explained the test results to each employee and
provided healthcare advice.
The health talks provided a reliable avenue for employees to get
healthcare tips and information.
Employees getting their health check-ups during the
health screening session.
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BERITAIOI
IOILC CELEBRATES
th
125 Anniversary
O
n 28 May 2015, IOI Loders Croklaan (IOILC) celebrated a
big day – the company’s 125th anniversary! The Loders
company was founded in 1890 in the United Kingdom while
Crok & Laan began a year later in The Netherlands. In 1972,
these two companies merged to form “Loders & Croklaan”.
After joining IOI Group in 2002, the company is now named
IOI Loders Croklaan.
The grand anniversary was celebrated on the premise of
Wormerveer refinery, the oldest existing production site in
IOILC. Manufacturing Director Mr Paul Koekoek opened the
event with a speech commemorating the challenges that IOILC
had to overcome to be the successful company it is today. He
also delivered best wishes from the Dutch Prime Minister Mr
Mark Rutte, who actually started his professional career in
IOILC.
Then it was time for the
celebrations! A band entertained
the audience with golden
oldies and the latest hit songs
as they tucked in tasty delights
prepared by the caterer. They
also played casino games to
win the prizes up for grabs, as
the winner went home with a
nice bottle of champagne.
The big hit of the event was
the photo booth where
people had their photos
taken in outfits and factory
settings throughout the
IOILC history. IOILC is ready
for the next 125 years!
A New High in
CUSTOMER
Satisfaction
customer satisfaction score from year to year. The survey has also
yielded valuable feedback on what it can do to further increase
customer satisfaction and aim for an even higher score next year!
CUSTOMER SATISFACTION SCORE
7.8
8.1
2013
2014
8.4
E
very May, IOI Loders Croklaan (IOILC) Europe measures
customer satisfaction via an online survey. The contact
persons of its key customers were asked to rate IOILC’s
performance on a scale from one to 10 and provide feedback for
further improvement. This year’s survey resulted in the highest
marks thus far – scoring an impressive 8.4!
In recent years, IOILC has worked hard to improve its performance
and the efforts have paid off. Notwithstanding this year’s highestever evaluation, IOILC has shown continuous increase in the
2015
EDIBLE OILS
BERITAIOI
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IOILC’S
SUSTAINABILITY
PROGRESS
IOI
Loders Croklaan (IOILC) recently published its first
“Sustainability Progress Report” covering the
period from January to May 2015. This report outlines IOILC’s
progress and challenges as it builds a sustainable and transparent
palm oil supply chain. It is published thrice a year.
IOILC’s sustainability efforts are guided by its Sustainable Palm Oil
Policy and three-step time-bound plan consisting of knowing the
origin of the oil, prioritising mills, and executing on-site verification
programme.
The highlights of this report are:
• 96% of its palm oil is traceable to mill level.
• 35% of its palm oil sourced is certified by the Roundtable
on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) and traceable to mill and
plantation level.
• The remote sensing analysis is completed on 80 out of 143
mills (from which IOILC directly sources palm oil).
The full report can be viewed on:
http://europe.croklaan.com/news/sustainability-progress-reportjan-may-2015/
Vision 2025 reflects the intended results for IOILC – to be the best
producer of oils and fats ingredients and double its business size in
10 years (i.e. by 2025), to achieve top financial performance and be
a great workplace for its current and future employees.
IOILC GLOBAL MEET
IN CHICAGO
IOI
Loders Croklaan (IOILC) Americas hosted the
Annual Global Meeting in the week of 20 April
2015 in Chicago. The focus for this year’s global meeting was twofold, centring on “FY2016 Business Planning and Alignment” and
“Achieving Vision 2025”.
The delegates included IOI Corporation Berhad (IOIC) Chief
Executive Officer (CEO) Dato’ Lee Yeow Chor, IOILC Group CEO
Mr Julian Veitch, IOILC Europe Chief Operating Officer (COO)
Dr Loek Favre, IOILC Americas COO Mr Bill Troy, IOILC Asia COO
Mr Michael van Sallandt and the regional leadership teams. Also
among the meeting attendees were IOIC Chief Financial Officer
Mr Kevin Wong, Senior General Manager (Group Engineering)
Mr Wong Chee Kuan and Head of Group Commodity Marketing Ms
Lee Yoke Hui.
The inspiring meeting synergised the sharing of ideas and building
of cohesive relationships across the IOILC regions, while business
plans and initiatives were set for the coming year. The meeting
validated to all attendees that IOILC is well prepared for FY2016
with a solid foundation in place for the future.
“OPPOSITES ATTRACT”
IN CREATIVE STUDIO
T
his spring, the Creative Studio in IOILC Europe introduced a
new workshop named “Opposites Attract” and within the
first week, it had successfully attracted three groups of customers
from all over Europe who are keen to attend the workshop.
The focus for this workshop is the creation of emulsions – a
marriage between fat and water in chocolate confectionery and
fine bakery fillings. Consumers want to indulge in chocolates and
desserts but at the same time, they are concerned of the calorie
intake. By adding water to the recipe, it lowers the energy value
and gives the opportunity to create different eating sensations in
new products.
The “marriage” between fat and water needs expert guidance.
During the workshop, the Creative Studio technical experts
explained the process of successfully joining these “opposites” in a
recipe to create stable and long lasting bakery treats.
Several upcoming “Opposites Attract” workshops that are almost
fully booked will be held after the summer – indicating that this
subject is highly relevant for the European food manufacturers.
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EDIBLE OILS
BERITAIOI
AT IOILC
R
ed Nose Day is a campaign dedicated to raising money for children
and young people living in poverty by simply having fun and making
people laugh.The inaugural Red Nose Day was held in the United States
on 21 May 2015 where people across the country including actors,
comedians and musicians came together to have fun and raise funds and
awareness.
AMERICAS
The funds raised during the natiowide campaign will be given
to 12 non-profit organisations that transform children's lives in
the U.S. and around the world.
IOI Loders Croklaan (IOILC) Americas in Channahon, Illinois donated
US$2,000 to this fundraising campaign hosted by Comic Relief, a nonprofit organisation. Staff had fun taking group photos with their red
noses, whereby visitors to Creative Studio were also encouraged to don
the red noses in honour of Red Nose Day!
CARING DAY
TO SERVE THE
COMMUNITY
O
n 22 May 2015, 16 employees from IOI Loders Croklaan
(IOILC) Americas volunteered in the annual Caring Day that
is dedicated to serving the local community. This year, volunteers
provided landscaping services to the Will Grundy Medical Clinic
in Illinois.
The day was spent pulling weeds, planting flowers and shrubs,
and relocating a few flower bushes. Fresh mulch was then
added to the surrounding areas, uplifting the whole place with
this final touch. IOILC Americas donated the flowers, shrubs
and mulch to aid in the completion of this project.
The Will Grundy Medical Clinic promotes a healthy community
by providing free healthcare services to people in Will and
Grundy counties who are unable to receive medical and dental
care from other sources.
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BERITAIOI
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Glitz & Glamour
AT IOILC ASIA
I
n conjunction with its 10th anniversary, IOI Loders Croklaan
(IOILC) Asia held its Annual Dinner 2015 on 14 March at KSL
Resort in Johor Bahru. An opening dance signalled the start to the
fun-filled evening themed “Glitz & Glamour Night” as IOILC Asia Chief
Operating Officer (COO) Mr Michael van Sallandt welcomed everyone
in his opening speech.
Overall, it was a glitzy evening of glamourous fun, good food
and entertainment to cap off a memorable 10th anniversary
celebration!
Among those present were IOI Corporation Berhad (IOIC) Chief
Executive Officer (CEO) Dato’ Lee Yeow Chor, IOI Properties Group
Berhad (IOIPG) Senior General Managers Mr Simon Heng and Mr Lim
Beng Yeang, IOI Pan-Century Oleochemicals Sdn Bhd (IOI Pan-Cen)
COO Mr Gurdev Singh and invited guests from Adeka Foods (Asia)
Sdn Bhd.
The audience was greeted with a display of cycling memorabilia
depicting IOILC Asia’s journey and enjoyed the sumptuous dinner
with lucky draw winners and “Best Dressed” staff walking away
with prizes. The highlight of the night belonged to the “Long Service
Awards” which honoured 161 staff from various departments for their
dedication to the company over the years.
Proud recipients of Long Service
Awards: Senior Sales & Marketing
Manager Mr Jeffrey Toh (left) and
Senior Production Manager Mr Teo
Kok Leong.
IOIC CEO Dato' Lee Yeow Chor and IOILC Asia COO Mr Michael van Sallandt together
with senior management celebrating IOILC Asia’s 10th anniversary.
Mr Michael van Sallandt (right)
and General Manager (Commercial
& Logistics) Mr Sander Fredriks
rewarding the grand prize lucky
draw winner!
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EDIBLE OILS
BERITAIOI
100 DAYS OF
SAFETYAWARENESS
O
n 1 April 2015, IOI Loders Croklaan (IOILC) Asia commenced the
“100 Days Safety Cultivating Campaign” to raise safety, health
and environment (SHE) awareness among its employees. It was launched
by IOILC Asia Chief Operating Officer Mr Michael van Sallandt and the
campaign’s committee members comprising the SHE department and SHE
committee, as well as the Safety Management Team (SMT).
From April to July, IOILC Asia’s staff will be attending a series of safety
awareness activities which include safety poster competition, safety talk,
firefighting competition, blood donation, first aid training, Permit to Work
(PTW) competition and “I See I Act (ICIA) Notification” competition. A
variety of information and resources will also be provided to help employees
stay safe in the workplace.
“Staff safety is always our number one priority, and we encourage workers
and staff to not underestimate any risk in the workplace. Management
provides an excellent system to ensure workers' wellness; hence we shall be
constantly aware and responsible to avoid any shortcut. Let’s work together
towards a safer workplace environment for all!” said Mr Sallandt.
The Campaign reinforces the Health and Safety rules and guidelines, relevant
key performance indicators, job-safe practice training and preventive
campaigns that are conducted regularly at IOILC Asia.
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BERITAIOI
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at
I
n April and May 2015, IOI Loders Croklaan (IOILC) Asia
organised two tailor-made Creative Studio workshops
catering to existing customers who were interested in
gaining new ideas for their product innovations.
The two-day workshops covered versatile confectionery and bakery
applications which were then transformed to industrial fit products.
Excited participants enjoyed innovating creations with their hands while
experiencing new coatings and fillings.
Senior Food Technologists Mr Liew Chong Poh and Ms Tey
Meei Shya together with the Application & Development
team introduced the participants to low-trans fats and heatresistant chocolate, truffle, bake-stable filling in cookies,
sponge cake using emulsifier shortening, soft chocolate
spread, refreshing flavors, and unique light and fluffy
whipped fillings.
The participants hailed from the provinces
of Tianjin, Beijing, Guangzhou,
Shanghai and Fujian in the
People’s Republic of
China.
IOILC Asia General Manager (Commercial & Logistics) Mr Sander Fredriks
presenting the certificate of participation to the customers.
SAFETY CAMPAIGN WEEK 2015
In addition, the blood donation and organ donation campaigns
resulted in 74 pints of blood being donated and 73 newly-pledged
organ donors. The staff also attended health talks and HIV/AIDS
awareness talks with free blood tests consisting of HIV screening,
cholesterol and blood glucose levels.
The Safety Campaign Week concluded with presentation of prizes
to the SHE-related activities’ winners.
IOI
Edible Oils (IOIEO) held its annual safety week as
part of its commitment to promote safety, health
and environment (SHE) awareness to its employees. The "Safety
Campaign Week" kicked off on 23 March 2015 with SHE-related
activities such as safety quiz, gotong-royong and dental care.
Staff participated in an emergency mock fire drill in the biomass plant
(fibre warehouse) aided by IOIEO’s first aid team and emergency
response team (ERT), Bomba Sandakan, Duchess of Kent Hospital,
police and civil defence department. The drill’s post-mortem
highlighted areas for improvement but the overall report was good.
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IOI MALL
BERITAIOI
COME TOGETHER FOR
Aidilfitri
at ICM
J
ust as Hari Raya brings families closer, this spirit of togetherness was
celebrated at IOI City Mall (ICM) as it welcomed Ramadan and Hari Raya
Aidilfitri with an array of traditional festive treats and entertainment from
26 June to 23 July 2015. Its Hari Raya theme showcased the rich tapestry of
Malayan culture, heritage and lifestyle to the shoppers.
The mall’s Centre Court invoked nolstagia with the setting up of a traditional
village home called “Rumah Panggung”. Its dwelling was built according to
the traditional Malayan concepts with simple funnel shapes and the use of
ventilation grilles at its gable ends (tebar layar), as well as ventilation joints to
allow good ventilation which cools the house effectively.
ketupats
“A family gathers to weave
otive
together – depicting the em
ence of
moments that capture the ess
tradition
Hari Raya.This act of culture,
n a village
and celebration is set withi
ual displays
home, and replicates the vis
at IOI City Mall.”
Apart from the Hari Raya giveaways to daily spenders, shoppers
were entertained by festive performances such as Angklong
Bamboo Flutes, Muzik Asli Performance, Cultural Dance, and
Caklempong Malayan Orchestra while children enjoyed the
All-Day Kids’ Activities making coconut coin boxes, ceramic
painting and rattan-weaving.
Parents with their children having fun making coconut coin
boxes at the Rumah Panggung’s veranda.
The abundance of Malay tradition and traditional values marked
ICM’s first Hari Raya celebration, guaranteeing its shoppers an
all-round enriching Hari Raya visit!
IOI MALL
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SupeRaya
BERITAIOI
AT IOI MALL
PUCHONG
I
n the month of Ramadan, visitors to IOI Mall Puchong, especially
the children, were thrilled to do their Hari Raya shopping and catch
local animation hero BoBoiBoy and friends in action.
The “SupeRAYA bersama (with) Superhero BoBoiBoy”
campaign was launched on 26 June 2015 in conjunction with the
upcoming festive celebration. The event’s star were BoBoiBoy and
his friends Ying, Yaya and Gopal who made an appearance alongside
management personnel of IOI Properties Group Berhad (IOIPG) and
the mall.
The smiles on the underprivileged children’s faces made the
event more meaningful.
Children from Pusat Jagaan Baitul Hidayah were invited for the
ceremony where they were among the first to catch their favourite
cartoon characters and also received duit raya and goodie bags from
IOIPG Chief Operating Officer (Property Investment) Mr Cheah Wing
Choong.
Besides festive bargains, the younger shoppers also took part in
BoBoiBoy mascots’ meet-the-fans sessions, colouring, and public
screening of the popular Malaysian animated series on selected dates
and allocated times at the mall.
AND1 STREETBALL
CHALLENGE KICKS OFF
B
asketball fans gathered at IOI Mall Puchong when it hosted the first
leg of “AND1 Streetball Challenge”, a three-on-three challenge, on
14 June 2015. Participants also took part in other side show events
such as Slam Dunk, Best Shooter and Streetball competitions.
The AND1 Streetball Challenge is a platform for
youngsters to hone their basketball skills, and
this year’s 12th edition attracted 313 teams
with more than 900 participants across
five categories – Boys Under-12, Boys
Under-15, Boys Under-18, Girls
Under-18 and Men’s Under-21.
The grand final will be held in
November in Kuala Lumpur.
Points accumulated will
determine the ultimate
winner of AND1 Streetball
Challenge!
Demonstrating their
basketball moves.
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Windmills of
Love for
Moms
I
n conjunction with Mother’s Day celebration, IOI Mall
Kulai organised “The Windmill Paper Curtain Project”
involving 300 students from six kindergartens in Bandar Putra
and Indahpura in Kulaijaya, Johor. This project enhanced the
children’s creative thinking, supporting the initiative to produce
well-rounded children who excel not only academically, but in
creative arts as well.
From 1 April till 30 April 2015, each participating student was
tasked to create two windmills and was then guided by step-bystep tutorials to craft 600 beautiful whirling paper windmills as
an expression of love and appreciation for their mothers.
IOI Mall Kulai also recorded a tribute video to mothers
comprising heart-warming interviews with the students and
teachers which were played during the mall’s Mother’s Day
celebration on 15 May 2015.
SETTING
THE
BAR
AT IOI MALL KULAI
IOI
Mall Kulai collaborated with South Malaysia Street
Workout Crew Bar-Selatan for the “King of the
Bar Challenge 2015” held on 24 May 2015 in conjunction with
the National Physical Fitness and Sports Month. The competition
garnered strong interest from street workout enthusiasts from
Malaysia and Singapore. Street workout is a physical
activity performed mostly in outdoor parks or
public facilities.
Besides fostering strong friendship and
unity among youths, the competition
also aimed to promote street workout
to encourage them to lead an active
lifestyle. Participants were given
three minutes for each category to
demonstrate their agility in Max PushUp, Max Pull-Up, Max Dip and Freestyle.
Winners of the “King of the Bar
Challenge 2015”: (from left) Zulfadli
Nadzeri, Zulhilmi Nadzeri and
Muhamad Hakim Azahar.
All participating kindergartens received a certificate of participation while the
students were given goodie bags for their effort.
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SAYING “HELLO” TO MAULUD!
Both hotels dedicated the whole month of March to Earth Hour
and raising funds for the then-newborn tapir via sales of speciallydesigned Earth Hour t-shirts. During the visit, Putrajaya Marriott
Hotel Director of Operations Mr Henry Choong and Palm Garden
Hotel Marketing Communications Manager Ms Audrey Yap handed
over proceeds from the t-shirt sales to Zoology Director Dr Mat
Naim Hj Ramli, who received the RM5,000 contribution on behalf
of the zoo’s management.
A
team of 15 associates from Putrajaya Marriott Hotel and Palm
Garden Hotel made a trip to Zoo Negara on 14 April 2015 to visit
“Maulud”, a baby tapir
adopted by the hotels
in a collaborative animal
conservation effort with
the national zoo. Tapir
faces extinction due to
constant habitat loss.
The team also took the opportunity to observe “Maulud” in his
comfortable surroundings at the “Tapir Sanctuary”. Both hotels
will continue to support the adopted tapir and do their part in
spreading awareness on the importance of animal conservation,
specially “Maulud” and his species.
Adorable “Maulud” with his
mommy at the “Tapir Sanctuary”.
Bubur Lambuk
Giveaways to
Road Users
the assigned toll plazas, namely the PLUS Malaysia Berhad tolls
at Bangi, Kajang and UPM, as well as the LITRAK toll at Puchong
Selatan. The distribution took place from 2:30 pm to 4:00 pm.
Happy associates stationed at the Puchong Selatan toll plaza.
O
n 16 June 2015, just two days prior to the start of Ramadan, the
teams at Putrajaya Marriott Hotel, Palm Garden Hotel and Palm
Garden Golf Club (PGGC) distributed bubur lambuk at selected toll
plazas located near IOI Resort City.
Five thousand containers of the delicious creamy rice porridge, a
traditional dish that is much sought-after for breaking fast during
the fasting month, were prepared by the two hotels and golf club’s
respective Executive Chefs using their own special recipes. Associates
from the hotels and PGGC were divided into groups and headed to
Hotel associates packing some of the 5,000 bubur lambuk
containers at the hotel’s kitchen.
While the road users were taken by surprise, they were equally
pleased to receive the bubur lambuk plus promotional flyers for
15% discount on buka puasa dinners at Putrajaya Marriott Hotel
and Palm Garden Hotel.
The event was a success thanks to the great team effort and
efficient coordination from everyone.
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Making
A SUCCESS!
F
ollowing its maiden participation last year, Palm Garden Hotel
once again took part in the Royal FLORIA Putrajaya 2015, a
prestigious international flower and garden festival which ran from
30 May to 7 June.
The festival’s Smart Partner Palm
Garden Hotel (Hotel Manager Cik
Zarilla Bashir) during media event
with Putrajaya Corporation President
Tan Sri Aseh Hj Che Mat.
Palm Garden Hotel was the preferred accommodation for more than
120 local and international floral designers and landscape architects
who hail from Malaysia, Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, Singapore,
United Kingdom, China, Taiwan, Korea, Indonesia, Myanmar and
many more countries.
The hotel also hosted the Welcome Dinner and Flower Fashion
Show on 27 May attended by Putrajaya Corporation President Tan
Sri Dato’ Sri Aseh Che Mat and Putrajaya Floria Sdn Bhd Managing
Director Puan Hajah Haslinda Khalid.
Over at Putrajaya Precinct 4, Palm Garden Hotel set up its IOI
Heliconia Café along the picturesque lake. The café served a wide
selection of popular local and international delicacies to VIPs and
visitors.
The eighth edition of Royal
FLORIA
Putrajaya
saw
various daily activities held
throughout the nine-day
period
including
floral
arrangement demonstrations,
gardening
workshops,
photography competition,
and arts and crafts exhibits.
The hotel worked closely
with Putrajaya Floria Sdn
Bhd, a wholly owned
subsidiary of Putrajaya
Corporation, to ensure the
festival's success.
PGGC HOSTS
TUN ABDUL
RAZAK
CHALLENGE TROPHY
Strengthening diplomatic ties and bilateral relations
between Malaysia and China.
O
n 31 May 2015, Palm Garden Golf Club (PGGC) welcomed
VIPs and dignitaries for the “Tun Abdul Razak (TAR) Challenge
Trophy” – a Malaysia-China Friendly Golf Competition to
commemorate the political and economic relations between the
two countries. The tournament, named after the late second Prime
Minister of Malaysia, witnessed a total of 120 participants from
Malaysia and China including guests from the public and private
sectors.
Among the VIPs present were Malaysian Prime Minister YAB Datuk
Seri Najib Tun Razak, Commercial Counsellor of the Chinese
Embassy Mr Wu Zhengping and Malay Businessmen and Industrialist
Association of Malaysia (PERDASAMA) President Datuk Moehamad
Izat Emir.
“Bilateral relations between China and Malaysia are something
close to my heart. For it was my father, the late Tun Abdul Razak
who took the bold step 41 years ago as the first ASEAN nation
to establish diplomatic relations with the People's Republic of
China," said Najib.
Acting Chairman of China Enterprises Association in Malaysia
Mr Li Zhongping echoed this sentiment as this competition
enhanced friendship among the people of the two nations on the
same exact date when Malaysia and China established diplomatic
ties on 31 May 1974.
The golf competition, which also raised funds for the Malaysia
Disaster Relief Fund, came to a close with the Prime Minister
presenting the challenge trophy to the defending champion,
Malaysia, during the prize presentation cum luncheon.
REWARDS
RM33,400 TO 75
YAA RECIPIENTS
T
his year, a total of 75 students received the Young Achievers’
Awards (YAA) from Yayasan Tan Sri Lee Shin Cheng (Yayasan
TSLSC) totalling RM34,400 in cash prizes, plaques and certificates
in recognition of their excellent results in UPSR, PT3, O-Levels, SPM,
STPM, Matriculation Programme and A-Levels examinations.Awards
given also took into consideration the students’ active participation
in extra-curricular activities.
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The students also drew inspiration from the success story of Ms
Choi Jean Yu, a Gold Award recipient in the A-Levels category. Even
though she could not differentiate between ears and nose at the
age of five, she is now realising her dream in becoming a doctor.
She credited her family and teachers as her pillars of support, and
her diligence in studies has paid off.
On 20 June 2015, an award presentation ceremony was held
for 13 recipients at Palm Garden Hotel. The event started with
the screening of IOI Group’s corporate video, followed by an
opening speech by IOI Corporation Berhad (IOIC) Chief Executive
Officer Dato’ Lee Yeow Chor. He acknowledged Yayasan TSLSC’s
commitment in motivating young students to strive for success
in life. In congratulating them, he gently reminded the students
to always be thankful for their parents' sacrifices and guidance in
supporting their educational journey.
Dato’ Lee also highlighted the importance of striving towards
excellence in everything we do.This value formed one of the seven
core values of IOI Group which was further emphasised during the
IOI Core Values video played later on. Students and parents gleaned
useful insights of the values and ethics governing the company’s
corporate environment.
Dato’ Lee then presented the YAA awards to recipients who did
well in their UPSR and PT3 examinations, while the rest received
their accolades from Yayasan TSLSC Executive Director Datin
Joanne Wong.
Ms Choi imparting wise advice to her fellow YAA recipients to continue on
their track to excellence.
After the award presentation, financial literacy trainer Mr Edward
Lee cum Director of MoneyTree Malaysia took the opportunity
to engage the students in an interactive and stimulating session
aimed at improving their financial knowledge.The students gained
financial tips and goals via games and inspirational story-sharing
during the hour-long session. It was an eye-opener experience for
the students and guided the parents towards a better financial
future for their children.
The award presentation ceremony ended with a delicious buffet
lunch at Palms Café. Congratulations to all YAA recipients!
A proud moment for a
young YAA recipient as
he received his certificate
from Dato’ Lee.
The financial literacy session
encouraged the students to speak up
and share their views.
Datin Joanne presenting
the YAA trophy to a YAA
recipient for scoring in the
STPM examination.
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YAYASAN TSLSC BRINGS CHILDREN ON
A FUN DAY OUT
“See how high I can jump on the trampoline Launch Pad!”
O
n 13 June 2015, a total of 70 children from Rumah Amal
Limpahan Kasih (RALK) and Rumah Juara from Puchong
enjoyed a fun day of wholesome adventure and dinosaurs at IOI
City Mall (ICM) courtesy of Yayasan Tan Sri Lee Shin Cheng (Yayasan
TSLSC) as part of IOI Group’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
initiative.
Two girls at the Go Pedal track while Datin Joanne Wong (background)
practises safety first by equipping a child with helmet.
While watching the guests having the time of their lives swinging,
jumping, climbing and running from one end to the other, Datin
Joanne said, “We hope today’s fun-filled outing will bring smiles to
the children and give them memorable experiences. It is exciting
for us to spend time with the children and to see them enjoying
themselves as much as we are of having them with us here today!”
Later, the residents were served lunch packs from The Chicken Rice
Shop and received goodie bags. The fun outing was capped off with
the much-anticipated movie screening of “Jurassic World” at Golden
Screen Cinemas. The movie experience was a first for some of the
children, and it was a real treat to be able to watch dinosaurs being
brought to life on the big screen!
Climbing through The Maze’s obstacles.
The children, ranging from three to 22 years old, arrived with their
caregivers at 9:00 am in two chartered buses and were ushered to
the mall’s indoor action-themed adventure park, District21.Yayasan
TSLSC Executive Director Datin Joanne Wong and the team of
volunteers warmly welcomed the special guests.
After a safety briefing session by District21’s personnel, the younger
children were escorted to enjoy attractions such as the Train Ride,
Mini Cars and Carousel while the older ones took on challenging
games such as The Maze, GoPedal, Launch Pad,Tubby Ride and Low
Ropes.
Dinosaurs await this happy group of residents and Yayasan TSLSC volunteers!
Low Ropes trail requires effort and concentration from
the little ones as they make their way across the seven
obstacles.
The beneficiaries, RALK and Rumah Juara, are a safe haven for
orphans and the underprivileged as they grow in an environment
that enables them to be secure in their identity, strong in character,
and equipped with moral values and good social skills.