Pecca expects economic growth, better supply chain conditions, and continued interest in new vehicles, including EVs, to boost the auto industry. The company sees its aviation segment as the key to future growth, with a strategic partnership with GCA offering opportunities in aircraft interior solutions.

Pecca expects higher profit margins from the aviation sector, attributing it to its high quality, standards, and turnaround time requirements. The EASA certificate from the EU Aviation Safety Agency has enlarged its potential customer base.

Good morning mooers! Here are things you need to know about today's market:
●US stocks slowed on oil decline
●IPOs gather momentum into 2024
●Positive outlook for Malaysia's property sector on strong demand
●Stocks to watch: United Plantations, Bumi Armada
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U.S. stocks were taking a breather on Thursday following a rally that has carried the Nasdaq nearly 10% higher since the beginning of Novem...

Pecca's CEO Foo Ken Nee marks fifth consecutive quarter of record net profit with satisfaction. Plans to use strong cash position to diversify Pecca into new markets, transforming it into a multiple-engine growth ecosystem.

Pecca Group Bhd's dive into the EV industry signals a strategic shift. This move may boost Pecca's global competitiveness by aligning with industry trends and emerging tech like EVs and Industry 4.0 systems.