4 recycling centres
01 — Collect
Old boxes and waste paper are gathered through collection points across Peninsular Malaysia. In FY2025 the Group used 442,365 tonnes of waste paper — 63% of everything it produced from.
01Sustainability
Paper is the original circular material.
Waste paper is our main raw material, more than 98.9% of what we produce from is renewable, and 61% of our energy now comes from renewable sources. Here is the data — straight from our FY2025 Sustainability Statement.
- 61.0%of energy (Scope 1 + 2) from renewable sourcesAlready past the 40% target set for FY2030.
- 46.3%lower operational emissions than FY2023On the road to net carbon neutrality by FY2050.
- 99.9%of industrial-grade paper sales FSC-certified
- 0work-related fatalitiesAcross 6,147,207 man-hours worked in FY2025.
- 22,160MWh of on-site solar electricityAvoiding an estimated 12,211 tCO₂e.
- 85.7%of procurement spent with local suppliers
Source: Sustainability Statement, Annual Report 2025 (financial year ended 31 December 2025).
02The loop
Nothing about this is linear.
Muda is integrated end to end: we collect the fibre, make the paper, turn it into board and boxes, deliver them — and collect them again.
FY2025442,365tonnes of waste paper turned back into paper
2 paper mills
02 — Mill
At Kajang and Tasek the fibre is pulped, cleaned and run through our paper machines into test liner, corrugated medium, chip board, core board and the Muda Board brand.
8 corrugating plants
03 — Corrugate
Reels from our own mills feed corrugators in Malaysia and China, so the plants never wait on outside supply — liner, flute, liner, glued into board.
3 converting plants
04 — Convert
Board becomes printed cartons, laminated boxes, pallets, honeycomb, paper bags and food-safe wrappers — in Malaysia and Singapore.
635,343 tonnes sold in FY2025
05 — Deliver
Marketing and trading companies in Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam and Australia get it to customers on time. And when the box is done, it comes back to step one.
03Materials
697,963 tonnes in. Almost all of it renewable.
Recycled fibre remains our primary input. Where local supply of recovered paper tightens, we work with our collection agents — and expand the network — before we import.
- 442,365 tWaste paper · 63%
- 236,567 tWood / virgin pulp / kraft · 34%
- 11,639 tBio-based chemicals · 2%
- 7,392 tNon-bio-based chemicals · 1%
04Energy & emissions
Less coal. More biomass. More sun.
Boilers are the biggest source of our Scope 1 emissions. Biomass boilers at our Tasek mill — burning palm kernel shells, empty fruit bunches and wood chips — cut coal use in FY2025, and a second biomass steam boiler is due in the second half of 2026. Our natural-gas Combined Heat and Power plant and on-site solar trim the grid draw.
Scope 197,379tCO₂e · ▼ 15.5%
Scope 277,406tCO₂e
Operational total174,785tCO₂e · ▼ 7.5%
Scope 32,222tCO₂e
Electricity, FY2025
On-site solar avoided an estimated 12,211 tCO₂e in FY2025.
Targets
Renewable energy in the energy mix
Target 40% by FY203061.0% in FY2025 · achieved
Scope 1 emissions vs FY2023
Target −5% by FY2030−59.9% in FY2025 · achieved
Net carbon neutrality
Target by FY2050−46.3% operational emissions vs FY2023
Employees trained on OSH each year
Target > 50%82.1% (2,190 people) · achieved
05Projects
Engineering out the waste.
Water
RM30 million+ in biological treatment
Effluent from our operations is treated before discharge, in line with regulatory requirements. In FY2025 we consumed 8,625,457 m³ of water — 8.75 m³ per tonne of product.
July 2025
Fibre & waste recovery facility
Recovers usable fibre from mill sludge for reintegration into production — lowering disposal costs and the volume of waste sent to landfill.
H2 2026
Second biomass steam boiler
Fuelled by fibre from oil-palm plantations, to cut reliance on conventional fuels and bring carbon neutrality closer.
Waste
71,953 t generated, 19.7% diverted
14,181 tonnes were diverted from disposal and recycled; total waste fell 5.9% year on year.
06People & safety
Zero fatalities. 6.1 million hours.
- 32,317hours of training for 2,155 employees
- 82.1%of the workforce trained in OSH
- 44.3%women in management roles
- 86.0%average customer satisfaction score
07Certifications
Every certificate, one table.
Select a dot to view the certificate. Standards are held by the operating company shown.
| Company | ISO 9001 | ISO 14001 | ISO 45001 | ISO 13485 | ISO 22000 | ISO 50001 | FSC | FSSC 22000 | GMP | HACCP | Carbon footprint |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MPMKMuda Paper Mills — Kajang | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | ||
| MPMTMuda Paper Mills — Tasek | · | · | · | · | · | ||||||
| MPCMuda Paper Converting | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | ||||
| FPFederal Packages | · | · | · | · | · | ||||||
| MPIMuda Packaging Industries | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | |||
| MPMuda Pasifik | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | |||
| KOMKotak Malaysia | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | |||
| MCPMC Pack (Malaysia) | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | ||
| KFPPK F Paper Products | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | · |
- ISO 9001 Quality management
- ISO 14001 Environmental management
- ISO 45001 Occupational health & safety
- ISO 13485 Medical-device packaging quality
- ISO 22000 Food safety management
- ISO 50001 Energy management
- FSC Forest Stewardship Council chain of custody
- FSSC 22000 Food safety system certification
- GMP Good manufacturing practice
- HACCP Hazard analysis & critical control points
- Carbon footprint Product carbon footprint (by paper machine / grade)