PUNB approves RM134m funding for Bumiputera auto companies, businesses
NILAI, March 14 — Perbadanan Usahawan Nasional Bhd has assisted 726 automotive companies and businesses involving 845 Bumiputera entrepreneurs, including engine oil distributors, as well as accident and insurance claims centres by approving RM134.02 million financing as at December 2018.
Izwan said PUNB has made some changes in its direction and corporate strategy this year to suit current developments, claims and financing needs. “Indeed Encik Shahrael’s business formula and over 10 years experience in this field have resulted in the opening of his fifth branch in Bandar Enstek today,” he said.
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