KPMG in Malaysia expands its nature action into SDG 15 with Planters through corporate biodiversity and ecosystem restoration at Taman Botani Negara Shah Alam within the Hutan Simpan Bukit Cerakah landscape.

Planning to visit MAHA 2026 at MAEPS Serdang? Our firsthand guide covers parking, traffic, activities, smart farming, plants, family attractions and practical tips before you go.

Planters International Berhad participated in the R2R Forum at Securities Commission Malaysia, where regulators, researchers, advisers and leading PLCs explored Malaysia's transition from sustainability disclosure towards climate resilience, financial materiality, adaptation and assurance-ready environmental data.

Continuing years of environmental learning support for TERNS, Planters International brought young participants onto Sungai Klang for a hands-on exploration of biodiversity, mangroves, river pollution and conservation. The programme was supported by NEST and connected field learning with the wider Coastal Oasis initiative.

From climate governance and IFRS sustainability reporting to biodiversity, carbon pricing, MRVA and carbon markets, discover the key insights gained by Planters International Berhad at the National Climate Governance Summit 2026.

Secret Recipe Manufacturing Sdn. Bhd. donated 150kg compost packs to Tadika MAIWP Kids TTDI, with Planters International Berhad facilitating a hands-on environmental education programme that empowers children to grow their own vegetables while learning about food security, sustainability and the circular economy.

NRES delegation conducting a technical site visit to Coastal Oasis Sungai Klang with Planters International Berhad and Landasan Lumayan Sdn. Bhd.

Planters demonstrates how invasive Pleco can be transformed into biochar, creating a practical circular economy solution that supports sustainable river management, environmental restoration and biomass utilisation.

Planters International Berhad attended the Program Bicara Perhutanan Antarabangsa Siri 1 2026 organised by the Department of Forestry Peninsular Malaysia (JPSM), highlighting key international developments in peatland conservation, Ramsar wetland management, OECM recognition, biodiversity protection and sustainable forestry practices. The programme provided valuable insights into global conservation priorities and their implications for Malaysia's forest and ecosystem restoration efforts.