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Standing Out in a Crowded Solar Market

Chai Jeun Sian, Managing Director, JS Solar Holding Bhd

17-Oct-25 08:00

Standing Out in a Crowded Solar Market

JS Solar Holding Bhd,an ACE Market–listed company in the solar industry, is charting steady growth post-IPO. Managing Director Johnson Chai Jeun Sian discusses how the company differentiates itself in a market of over 250 competitors, its contract with GSPARX, a TNB subsidiary, and its expansion into battery storage solutions.

Produced by: Jake Lim

Presented by: Elaine Boey


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