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Dato’ Seri Mohd Khairi received his early education in Perlis before continuing his studies across the Middle East, notably in Lebanon and Saudi Arabia. He began trading in the region at a young age and built durable relationships with established Middle Eastern business houses.

Returning to Malaysia, he channelled those relationships into real estate and direct investment between Gulf capital and Malaysian government-linked projects. He founded the business that became Al Khairi Development in 1995 and continues to chair the company’s tender board.

Within Al Khairi Development specifically, his mandate is commercial: which contracts the company pursues, at what margin, and against which balance-sheet exposure. He is fluent in Arabic and Malay and represents the company at Federal and State agency level.

Educated at Malay College Kuala Kangsar, Nik Shazni Farhan read Automotive Engineering at the University of Applied Sciences Esslingen in Germany, then completed a master’s degree in Motorsport Engineering at Oxford Brookes University in England.

Before joining the group he was a Research & Development Engineer at Proton Holdings Berhad, where he worked inside a tolerance-driven engineering culture that he has since carried onto construction sites — specifications are met as written, or the variation is documented and priced.

He owns delivery end to end: programme, plant, site organisation, and the inspection-and-test regime that produced a 98.4% first-time pass rate on our most recent transmission package.

A professional engineer registered with the Board of Engineers Malaysia, Ir. Ahmad Ridzuan holds a degree in Civil & Structural Engineering from Universiti Teknologi Malaysia and has spent twenty-six years in heavy civil construction, sixteen of them on utility and transmission infrastructure.

He is the company’s signing engineer on temporary works and the internal check on every foundation and retaining solution the company proposes. The bored-pile redesign on our Selangor intake substation — approved without an extension of time — was carried under his authority.

A chartered accountant and member of the Malaysian Institute of Accountants, Puan Sharifah Nadiah spent nine years in audit and advisory before moving into contracting, where she has led commercial and finance functions for the past twelve.

She controls cost planning, contract administration and cash flow across the order book, and chairs the monthly cost-value reconciliation that keeps every live project honest against its tender allowance.