Envictus International Holdings Ltd
SGX:BQD
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Envictus International Holdings Ltd
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Envictus International Holdings Ltd. is an investment company. The firm operates through four segments: Food Services, Trading and Frozen Food, Food Processing, and Dairies. The Food Services segment comprises of Texas Chicken restaurants and San Francisco Coffee chains in Malaysia. The Trading and Frozen Food segment includes Pok Brothers Sdn Bhd, which is a frozen food and foodstuff wholesaler. The Food Processing segment includes the bakery and butchery businesses. Its Dairies segment is primarily involved in the distribution of sweetened creamer and evaporated creamer under the brand SuJohan. Pok Brothers imports and distributes food products, in both raw and processed forms, focusing on the hospitality and consumer-based food industries. The Company’s products are traded under various brand names, such as SuJohan, San Francisco Coffee, Gourmessa and Hearty Bake.
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