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Concrete Engineering Products Berhad

Malaysian manufacturer of prestressed spun concrete piles and poles, part of YTL Cement Group.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

Concrete Engineering Products Berhad (CEPCO) is a Malaysian manufacturer of prestressed spun concrete piles and poles, positioning itself as one of the market leaders in the region for these products. The company was incorporated in August 1982 under the name Speed-Kon Sdn Bhd, changed its name to Concrete Engineering Products Sdn Bhd in January 1983, and became Concrete Engineering Products Berhad in May 1991 when it was converted into a public listed company. It was listed on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (now Bursa Malaysia) Second Board in January 1992 and transferred to the Main Board in 2009. CEPCO describes itself as a leading provider of foundation and infrastructure solutions, supporting infrastructure, industrial, utilities and construction projects across Malaysia and international markets. Its core products are prestressed spun concrete piles and poles, including CEPCO PHC Piles (super high strength prestressed spun concrete piles) and CEPCO PC Poles (prestressed spun concrete poles). The company operates three manufacturing facilities across Peninsular Malaysia and a sales office in Kuching, Sarawak, serving customers in Asia, Africa, Oceania and the Gulf region. As part of YTL Cement Group, CEPCO is integrated within a broader building materials ecosystem spanning cement, concrete, aggregates, precast and sustainable construction solutions. The company emphasizes quality, reliability and technical excellence, and states a commitment to continuous improvement, innovation and responsible manufacturing practices.

History

Concrete Engineering Products Berhad was incorporated in August 1982 under the name Speed-Kon Sdn Bhd. In January 1983, the company changed its name to Concrete Engineering Products Sdn Bhd. Its main objective was to produce high quality concrete engineering products to meet the needs of the rapidly developing Malaysia and other ASEAN countries. In May 1991, the company assumed the name Concrete Engineering Products Berhad (CEPCO) when it was converted into a public listed company. In January 1992, CEPCO was officially listed on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (now known as Bursa Malaysia) Second Board and was transferred to the Main Board in 2009. Over more than four decades, CEPCO has established a reputation for quality, reliability and technical excellence, with products contributing to infrastructure and development projects in Malaysia and beyond. The company operates three manufacturing facilities across Peninsular Malaysia and a sales office in Kuching, Sarawak, serving customers across Asia, Africa, Oceania and the Gulf region. As part of YTL Cement Group, CEPCO is integrated within a broader building materials ecosystem spanning cement, concrete, aggregates, precast and sustainable construction solutions.

  • Incorporated as Speed-Kon Sdn Bhd

  • Renamed Concrete Engineering Products Sdn Bhd

  • Converted into a public listed company and assumed the name Concrete Engineering Products Berhad (CEPCO)

  • Listed on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (now Bursa Malaysia) Second Board

  • Transferred to the Main Board of Bursa Malaysia

Products and positioning

One of the market leaders in the region for prestressed spun concrete piles and poles; leading provider of foundation and infrastructure solutions.

  • CEPCO PHC Piles

    Super high strength prestressed spun concrete piles manufactured to recommendation of MS 1314: Precast Concrete Piles and JIS A 5373: Precast Prestressed Concrete Products, with spun concrete compressive strength of 80 N/mm².

  • CEPCO PC Poles

    Prestressed spun concrete poles manufactured to recommendation of JIS A 5373: Precast Prestressed Concrete Products.

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