Thanks chhn461 at least i have confidence to buy

Chhn461, any confirmation ytl secure the southern section? News did mention I know.

Jus wondering is ytl corp as project winner?. I can't find any related announcement leh

Who know next year market crash. Unpredictable ma

Price go down after this announcement. Will keep in fridge for another year

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Yi-Lai invents Malaysia's first antivirus tiles
By NST Business - December 3, 2020 @ 7:42pm
Given the anticipated huge market demand, Au points out that YLB is ready to realign its production lines and resources to mass produce big format antivirus tiles. NST/EMAIL
Given the anticipated huge market demand, Au points out that YLB is ready to realign its production lines and resources to mass produce big format antivirus tiles. NST/EMAIL
KUALA LUMPUR: Tiles manufacturer Yi-Lai Bhd (YLB) has invested the first antivirus tiles in Malaysia.

With an innovative coating technology, YLB's unique antivirus tiles could not only deliver antiviral protection for life, but also help reduce the risk of Covid-19 spread.

"Following our official launch of Talos Living Tiles, which is Malaysia's first negative ion tiles to improve indoor air quality in September 2020, the group has gone one step further by now offering the country's first tile with antivirus surfaces," executive director Au Yee Boon said in a statement today.

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Notably, it is demonstrated that YLB's antivirus tiles could effectively eliminate contagious viruses, with various tests being performed on the H1N1 influenza A viruses have shown a very desirable antivirus activity rate.

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Au expects antivirus tiles to become the next major trend in the property industry for the coming years.

"As people become more health conscious and mindful about their safety and well-being during the Covid-19 pandemic, we foresee that there will be a huge demand for antivirus tiles in Malaysia in the next few years," he said.

Mr Au also highlights that antivirus tiles are already gaining traction in many European countries such as Italy, Spain and Austria, as these products can be found in not just residential property, but also hospital and pharmacy, gym and fitness centre, as well as restaurants and commercial property.

Considering that antivirus tiles are materials that could provide enormous health and hygiene benefits, Au believes that developers, designers, contractors and house owners will make a more forward-looking choices for their buildings.

"Antivirus tiles will be a big selling point for the Malaysian property developers in the future, because every home buyer would want to own a house with residential tiles that are able to destroy all types of harmful bacteria and insidious viruses in an absolutely natural way," he said.

Given the anticipated huge market demand, Au points out that YLB is ready to realign its production lines and resources to mass produce big format antivirus tiles.

"Antivirus tile is going to be one of the most important key product segments for our group. In terms of volume, it may not be as high as our existing product offerings.

"But in terms of value, we expect a very significant contribution because antivirus tile is a premium product which could give us fairly attractive profit margin," he said.

According to the analysis and test results by Guangdong Detection Center of Microbiology (Gmicro), an independent product testing and certification company based in China, the infectivity titre value has dropped significantly after contacting with YLB's antivirus tiles.

Sample and test specimen have also been sent to Germany for further laboratory tests, which will be carried out by HygCen Germany GmbH, an accredited and internationally renowned testing lab for hygiene and biocidal activity.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), people could catch Covid-19 by touching contaminated surfaces, and then touching their eyes, nose or mouth.

While most people pay attention to high-touch surfaces such as handrails and wall surfaces, another surface has been neglected — the tiles. Just imagine, when an infected person cough or sneeze, some droplets would land on the floor.

Oh my, this is big. Bigger than gloves and vaccine combine

Hi Ally, Yu_and_Mee, please add me into your group. Thank you. My email is mumipad720@gmail.com

But share price like on down trending. Bad quarter report ??

From tiles manufacturing tonIT industry. Big big business diversification.