RENEXUS TO BUILD WATER TREATMENT PLANTS IN PAKISTAN

KUALA LUMPUR, April 1 (Bernama) -- Malaysia's Renexus Group is investing
about US$500 million to build water treatment plants at various locations in
Pakistan, including Punjab.

Its executive chairman John Klerr, when giving details on the investment
proposal during a meeting with acting Pakistani High Commissioner to Malaysia
Dr Imtiaz A. Kazi here Thursday, said Renexus would arrange all the required
funding for the purpose.

Renexus, Klerr said, was also interested to build, own and transfer mass
housing schemes in identified areas of Pakistan.

It planned to construct a model township with 20,000 houses in the country
and was capable of building up to 100,000 housing units within five years, he
said a statement.

Klerr also said that Renexus was in touch with the Perak state government to
construct a modern automated standard abattoir in Pakistan in order to provide
bulk supply of Pakistani mutton and beef to Malaysia.

-- BERNAMA