Hi, please may I have the dentist address & contacts in skudai. Thank you
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What things are cheaper in JB?
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Hi, please may I have the dentist address & contacts in skudai. Thank you
hi mummymoo, can i have the contact too? thanks in advance!
You can try Danga Mall, there are a few IT shops there.
Or wait for the next IT Fair, usually held at the Persada Convention Hall.
Thanks for sharing.
On another matter, I understood from one aircon shop that prices are going up for aircons wef Apr 1st. Forumers take note when u go aircon shopping.
On another matter, I understood from one aircon shop that prices are going up for aircons wef Apr 1st. Forumers take note when u go aircon shopping.
I don't get, why look for q&m in JB? They might be cheaper than here but confirm more expensive than locals entist
But most people I know got nothing better to do. Pump petrol only and return. None of these dimwits ever considered time to be the most precious commodity
JB has lots of CHEONG.
Petrol , carwash, cheap medicine, great fuckshop at better price and quality. Look at the better side. Never never call names, dimwit !
Just walk into one and try.
Call to increase gas price gradually
Published: Tuesday April 15, 2014 MYT 12:00:00 AM
Updated: Tuesday April 15, 2014 MYT 7:49:53 AM
PETALING JAYA: Manufacturers and industrial consumers say the move to raise the price of natural gas to the non-power sector should be done gradually and in a more transparent manner.
The increase was ill-timed and “totally disregards” the difficult business environment faced by the steel industry, said the Malaysian Iron & Steel Industry Federation (Misif), which would object to the price hike.
According to the trade body, steel players had yet to receive an official notification from Gas Malaysia on the change in prices.
Last Friday, Gas Malaysia Bhd announced that the Government had approved a revision to the natural gas tariff for industrial users by an average of 20% from RM16.07 per million British thermal unit (MMBtu) to RM19.32/MMBtu. The new rates take effect on May 1.
Misif president Datuk Soh Thian Lai explained that the 20% increase in gas prices to industrial users could raise total production costs of steel players by around 10% to 20%.
“The industry is currently facing stiff competition on imports from China on some of its products and effective measures will need to be taken to remedy the situation. In the minds of the players, the imposition of a 6% goods and services tax next year will aggravate the situation further as steel products are now not subject to sales tax.
“The steel industry is a strategic industry for the nation and to face the numerous challenges it would need the assistance of various authorities in formulating and implementing the right strategies and policies in ensuring that it remains competitive in a fair-trade competitive environment,” the association said.
Malaysian Rubber Glove Manufacturers Association said an increase in gas prices of more than 5% was “high and difficult to manage”. It has also not received any information from the Government on the adjustment in gas prices.
“Any gas price hike would definitely put extra burden on rubber glove manufacturers and reduce our competitiveness. This is especially so when we just had a 16.9% increase in electricity prices on Jan 1.
“Our manufacturers are still working hard to manage the higher costs,” Margma president Lim Kwee Shyan said in an email to StarBiz.
Hartalega Holdings Bhd managing director Kuan Mun Leong said the reduction in natural gas subsidies did not come as a surprise, although the short notice period would make it tough for businesses to react before the increase took effect.
“Hartalega will have to find ways to mitigate the cost increase by passing it on to customers, and at the same time look for ways to reduce our manufacturing costs through better efficiency,” he told StarBiz via text message.
A recent survey by the Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers on the impact of the electricity tariff increase showed that on average, monthly natural gas cost as a percentage of total production cost was 7.1%.
http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/...nies-urge-gradual-rise-in-natural-gas-prices/
Published: Tuesday April 15, 2014 MYT 12:00:00 AM
Updated: Tuesday April 15, 2014 MYT 7:49:53 AM
PETALING JAYA: Manufacturers and industrial consumers say the move to raise the price of natural gas to the non-power sector should be done gradually and in a more transparent manner.
The increase was ill-timed and “totally disregards” the difficult business environment faced by the steel industry, said the Malaysian Iron & Steel Industry Federation (Misif), which would object to the price hike.
According to the trade body, steel players had yet to receive an official notification from Gas Malaysia on the change in prices.
Last Friday, Gas Malaysia Bhd announced that the Government had approved a revision to the natural gas tariff for industrial users by an average of 20% from RM16.07 per million British thermal unit (MMBtu) to RM19.32/MMBtu. The new rates take effect on May 1.
Misif president Datuk Soh Thian Lai explained that the 20% increase in gas prices to industrial users could raise total production costs of steel players by around 10% to 20%.
“The industry is currently facing stiff competition on imports from China on some of its products and effective measures will need to be taken to remedy the situation. In the minds of the players, the imposition of a 6% goods and services tax next year will aggravate the situation further as steel products are now not subject to sales tax.
“The steel industry is a strategic industry for the nation and to face the numerous challenges it would need the assistance of various authorities in formulating and implementing the right strategies and policies in ensuring that it remains competitive in a fair-trade competitive environment,” the association said.
Malaysian Rubber Glove Manufacturers Association said an increase in gas prices of more than 5% was “high and difficult to manage”. It has also not received any information from the Government on the adjustment in gas prices.
“Any gas price hike would definitely put extra burden on rubber glove manufacturers and reduce our competitiveness. This is especially so when we just had a 16.9% increase in electricity prices on Jan 1.
“Our manufacturers are still working hard to manage the higher costs,” Margma president Lim Kwee Shyan said in an email to StarBiz.
Hartalega Holdings Bhd managing director Kuan Mun Leong said the reduction in natural gas subsidies did not come as a surprise, although the short notice period would make it tough for businesses to react before the increase took effect.
“Hartalega will have to find ways to mitigate the cost increase by passing it on to customers, and at the same time look for ways to reduce our manufacturing costs through better efficiency,” he told StarBiz via text message.
A recent survey by the Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers on the impact of the electricity tariff increase showed that on average, monthly natural gas cost as a percentage of total production cost was 7.1%.
http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/...nies-urge-gradual-rise-in-natural-gas-prices/
Optical 88 is a reliable chain. They have shop in City Sq.
Hi @ Mummymoo, really appreciate if you could PM me the address and location of the Skudai Dental Clinic.
Thxs in advance
Add me too!:p
Would like to have the contact too.
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