Tropicana hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for the new RM2.5 million Pantai Kok Rest and Recreation (“R&R”) centre at Langkawi, a joint collaboration with the Langkawi state government. Officiated by YB Dato’ Haji Juhari bin Bulat, State Assemblyman of Air Hangat and Speaker to the Kedah State Assembly, as well as representatives from Majlis Perbandaran Langkawi Bandaraya Pelancongan, this initiative will see the renovation and upgrade of the centre’s existing facilities to better serve the Langkawi community.

The Pantai Kok R&R Centre sits on a 0.49-acre parcel of land belonging to the state of Langkawi. The renovation works include the expansion of the centre’s existing facilities from five to eight commercial lots. The refurbished building will include an enhanced washroom, surau, and carpark amenities, with more than 70 parking bays for cars, motorcycles, and bicycles.

The Tropicana Foundation spearheads Tropicana’s approach to social dimensions, in line with its emphasis on environmental, social, and governance (“ESG”) principles. Launched in 2011, the Foundation encompasses outreach programmes to underprivileged segments of society, including the food bank, health, education, and recycling initiatives, as well as employee engagement.

It also addresses environmental issues and social impacts with flood relief efforts, tree planting programmes, and more. Since its inception, Tropicana Foundation has donated more than RM23 million to various charitable causes.