Sumitomo Corporation Malaysia

Sumitomo Corporation Malaysia Sdn Bhd is a trading company.

Company Introduction:

Sumitomo Corporation Malaysia Sdn Bhd is a subsidiary of Sumitomo Corporation, one of the world's leading general trading companies, also known as a sogo shosha, headquartered in Japan. Its primary function in Malaysia is that of a trading and investment company, not a manufacturing factory.

The company engages in a broad spectrum of business activities across various sectors, reflecting the diverse global portfolio of its parent company. These activities typically include:

Trading and distribution of a wide range of products and commodities, such as metal products, mineral resources, chemicals, energy resources, machinery, electronics, and consumer goods.

Development and investment in large-scale projects, including infrastructure, power generation, industrial parks, and telecommunications.

Providing financial services and integrated logistics solutions to support its trading and investment operations.

Exploring and pursuing new business opportunities and identifying strategic investments across different industries within Malaysia and the broader Southeast Asian region.

Sumitomo Corporation Malaysia leverages its extensive global network, specialized expertise, and robust financial capabilities to facilitate trade, foster industrial growth, and contribute significantly to Malaysia's economic development through its diverse business undertakings.

Sumitomo Corporation Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. trades and handles a diverse range of products and services across various industries. These include:

Metal Products: Such as steel products and non-ferrous metals.

Transportation and Construction Systems: Including automotive components, railway systems, and construction machinery.

Infrastructure: Involving power generation projects, water treatment facilities, and telecommunications infrastructure.

Chemicals and Electronics: Covering petrochemicals, plastics, electronic materials, and electronic components.

Mineral Resources and Energy: Trading of energy resources and engagement in renewable energy projects.

Food and Agriculture: Dealing with grains, animal feed, processed foods, and agricultural inputs.

Lifestyle and Retail: Related to consumer goods and healthcare businesses.

Real Estate: Development and management of commercial and residential properties.

Media and Digital: Providing IT solutions and digital services.