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Benalec Holding Case Study

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Benalec Holding is established on 12 July 2005 with the name of Benalec Holdings Sdn Bhd. The founded of this company is the late Mr. Leaw Eng Chang, where he has Leaw Eng Chang Construction Co. Sdn Bhd. that was established in 1978 as the function of it is a contracting company specializing in civil engineering works. Benalec was derived by the word of “Bena” that has a meaning of built or construct in Malay language and the “LEC’ came from the initial or Mr. Leaw Eng Chang. The first cooperation of it was started with a private limited company and converted after that into a public limited company. The first time for Benalec Holdings was listed on the Main Board of Bursa Malaysia is on 17 January 2011.

The main values which are they highly …show more content…

The mission is to be a provider of an integrated, one-stop centre for marine construction services with the competency and capability to consistently deliver top-grade quality services to all their customers.

For the activities of Benalec they have the four main activities business, the first one is marine construction services. Next are marine transportation and support services. The third business activities is shipyard for ship building, repair, maintenance, fabrication and refurbishment. their forth business activities is civil engineering services.
The first one is marine construction services. They focus in the provision of marine construction of marine construction services with main expertise in land reclamation and dredging as their activity. They are engaged in comprises the dredging of sand, sand discharging, surcharging, soil consolidation, transportation to the reclamation site, removal of surcharge and levelling is the process that they have to go through for land reclamation. Ancillary works are also carried out in order to cater for the support of our land reclamation …show more content…

They have projects that they delivered in and also out of Malaysia. The internatinoal counties that they have project on are in Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam, Hoang Mai District in Hanoi and South Yarra in Melbourne. The example project they have in Melbourne is Luxury Residential Development. In Malaysia they have Kundang Estates in Klang Valley, Twentyfive.7 in Shah Alam, Gem Residence in Singapore, Bukit Bantayan Residence in Kota Kinabalu and many

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