MALAYSIA: Proton benefits from supplier rationalisation

By | 19 February 2013

Proton executives have already seen some positive results from the rationalisation programme the automaker is carrying out with suppliers.

Deputy chief executive officer Datuk Lukman Ibrahim said the programme was aimed at making the country’s national carmaker leaner, more streamlined and efficient.

Lukman said Proton was looking at suppliers in terms of quality, competency and delivery areas. He added: “Positive impact is starting to show but we are still looking at how to rationalise our vendors so that the entire ecosystem can support us in a better way."

He added that the company is looking at ways to bolster the competitiveness of its suppliers and, commenting on reports of a possible collaboration with Perodua, said any partnership could be good as it would allow economies of scale.

Sectors: Components, Vehicle manufacturers

Companies: Proton

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