ATPC recently signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) with Volt Industries, in which the Company also intends to acquire a 51 percent stake in Volt Industries, a developer of EV charging stations based in Pahang. ATPC, which was recently listed on Nasdaq, specialises in sustainability and the development and production of advanced technology solutions for the energy sector.
The MoA was attended by founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of ATPC Dato' Sri Dr. How Kok Choong, CEO of Volt Industries Datuk Tan Say Jim, founder and CEO of Oriental Industries Enterprise Sdn. Bhd. Edward Ang Mou Lee and witnessed by Member of the Pahang State Executive Council, YB Dato’ Mohamad Nizar bin Dato’ Sri Mohamad Najib.
“Our recent IPO on Nasdaq was just the beginning” said Dato' Sri Dr. How Kok Choong, the founder of AGAPE ATP. “This MoA signifies ATPC’s expansion into the sustainable energy space, reflecting our ambitions on both the local and global stages. In forging this partnership with Volt Industries, we're not merely building charging stations, we’re powering Malaysia’s sustainable future. This partnership underscores our unyielding commitment to spearheading a green transformation on the global stage. The main purpose of this transformative partnership is ATPC's strategic venture into Volt Industries, acquiring 51 percent share, where this acquisition underscores ATPC’s plans to be at the forefront of Malaysia’s EV transformation. This project will be funded privately, with no government subsidies.”
Under the MoA, ATPC will explore the project’s financial viability by securing primary funding as well as seeking additional capital from other avenues. Volt Industries will initiate the project’s groundwork, including acquiring all necessary permits and licenses as well as ensure full compliance with local regulations together with construction work.
Datuk Tan Say Jim, Chief Executive Officer of Volt Industries, added that the company’s technical expertise spans the entire value chain from design to operations and that the company sees its expertise and strengths complimenting ATPC’s strategies and corporate direction.
“We look forward to working with ATPC to roll out the 50 EV charging stations across Pahang that will reshape the state’s transportation landscape” Mr Jim said.
On the same day, ATPC also signed a MoA with Oriental Industries Enterprise Sdn. Bhd. (OIE), a company focusing on cutting-edge EV battery development, with the intent to form a Special Purpose Vehicle Company (SPV) providing and promoting the development of renewable energy in Malaysia. Both ATPC and OIE will hold 50 percent shares in the SPV.
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