High-tech home appliance maker Dyson Ltd told Reuters it had severed ties with ATA IMS Bhd (ATAI.KL) supplier after an audit of the Malaysian company's performance and allegations by an informant. Which caused ATA stocks to fall.
Dyson Ltd, headquartered in Singapore, said in response to a Reuters question: "Despite strong participation over the last six weeks, we have not seen enough progress and removed the line. Some productions already. " "We have now ended our relationship with a six-month contract notice. "We hope this gives ATA the impetus to improve and allow for orderly withdrawals in the interests of the workers they employ."
The termination is also a major blow for Malaysia, a major electronics manufacturing hub that faces scrutiny this year over claims that migrant workers are being violated in terms of working and living conditions. .
Translated by SO VANNA IU