BASF establishes regional service centre in Malaysia
23/08/2005
German specialty chemical company, BASF, has established a regional service centre in Kuala Lumpur , Malaysia
BASF will invest over €21 million to set up the new operating unit, which will allow the company to standardise processes, leverage new technology, and establish services to support the rapid growth of BASF’s business in Asia Pacific.
The regional service centre presently employs more than 130 staff, including over 100 Malaysians. The centre will be fully operational by 2007, and will then employ about 400, mostly local people. BASF will invest more than €500,000 in recruiting and training staff for this office.
By integrating and centralising services that are currently provided on a local basis by more than 53 companies in the region, BASF will continue to establish a learning organisation inAsia . The service centre in Malaysia Malaysia
BASF will invest over €21 million to set up the new operating unit, which will allow the company to standardise processes, leverage new technology, and establish services to support the rapid growth of BASF’s business in Asia Pacific.
The regional service centre presently employs more than 130 staff, including over 100 Malaysians. The centre will be fully operational by 2007, and will then employ about 400, mostly local people. BASF will invest more than €500,000 in recruiting and training staff for this office.
By integrating and centralising services that are currently provided on a local basis by more than 53 companies in the region, BASF will continue to establish a learning organisation in
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