Syarikat Nam Ah

Brief History

Syarikat Nam Ah Sdn Bhd was established in 1971 and is one of the leading manufacturers of Polyvinyl chloride Compounds in Malaysia.

The range of PVC compounds include those used in the manufacture of electrical wires and cables, footwear, garden hoses, waterstops, gaskets, chain-link fencing wires, gabions etc.

As a pioneer in the manufacture of PVC compounds in Malaysia, the company has earned a reputation of being a dependable and respectable manufacturer of high quality compounds and has also established long and mutually beneficial relationship with its customers. This has been achieved through its very experienced team of production and technical staff who have served in the company since its incorporation.

The company achieved ISO9001:2000 Certification in 2005. 

Product Range

• NCTI - 1 / NCTI - 2/ NCT -2 Cables Insulation / Sheath: General Purpose
• NCTM - 1/ NCTM -2 NCT - 6 / NCT -9 NCST -1 / NCST -2 Cable Sheath: General Purpose
• NCT -4 / NCT -5 Cable Insulation / Sheath: High Temperature
• NCT - (AT) Cable Insulation / Sheath: Anti - termite
• NCT - (FR) Cable Insulation / sheath: Flame Retardant
• NWM Steel Wire Coatings
• NGH/ NMG / NST Flexible Extrusion / Injection profiles: General purpose
• NRG Flexible Extrusion / Injection Profiles: Rubber - like non - migration Profiles
• NFW / NFC Flexible Injection: Footwear / Shoe soles

Production Capacity

The company can produce 24,000 metric tons per annum of PVC compounds.

Supply Sources

Syarikat Nam Ah mainly sources its raw material needs from suppliers in Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia.

Expansion Plans

The company has recently upgraded its production machinery resulting in an increase in capacity and an improvement in the quality of the finished products. It is actively seeking to expand its export market especially in the ASEAN region.

Chemorbis/Internet Strategy

Syarikat Nam Ah believes the Internet is a vital tool for its business, for both market intelligence and keeping connected with its customers.

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