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Elridge is in a stronger cash position now. As at end-June, its cash and bank balances rose to RM197.81 million, compared with RM123.65 million at the end of 2025
Global demand for biomass is growing steadily as more industries and governments look for cleaner and renewable energy sources. The aim is to reduce carbon emissions and slowly replace coal and natural gas
Elridge is expected to start working with Thailand’s Berkana Power Co Ltd this year, supplying about 100,000 tonnes of palm kernel shells annually to them