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Going Where No Company Has Gone Before

Her Chor Siong, Cuscapi Berhad

04-Oct-13 11:43

Going Where No Company Has Gone Before

Her Chor Siong, CEO of Cuscapi Berhad, joins us on the breakfast grille.

He talks about the deterioration of margins despite rising revenues and why he is not concerned. He also discusses Cuscapi's plans for the next 10 to 15 years  to innovate and diversify, enter new markets and lead the point of sales sector into new technological areas.


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