Kim Teck Cheong
Founded 1938, listed on Bursa — a website investors can rely on.

Who they are

Sabah’s billion-ringgit consumer-goods distributor

Kim Teck Cheong Consolidated Berhad is listed on the Main Market of Bursa Malaysia (stock code 0180) and headquartered in Kota Kinabalu. It distributes and manufactures consumer packaged goods across Sabah, Sarawak, Labuan, Brunei, Peninsular Malaysia and Indonesia, and traces its history to a small retail business in 1938.

The company is a leading distributor in Sabah and Sarawak, operating retail outlets alongside wholesale distribution and logistics, across five business lines: distribution, manufacturing, logistics, trading and textiles.

What was broken

A site that looked dated and worked poorly on a phone

Bingo built KTC’s first website in 2019. By 2024 it looked its age and did not work well on mobile — and for a company whose suppliers, brand principals and investors look it up before they call, that was the wrong first impression.

A listed company’s website also carries obligations a brochure site does not: board changes, committee documents and annual reports have to be correct on the day they change. That became the ongoing part of the work.

What we did

A second build, then the discipline of keeping it right

1. 1

   Rebuilt the corporate site (live September 2025)

   A full corporate website structured around the five business lines, with board, corporate governance, investor relations and news sections, a distribution coverage map, and separate contact routes for trade partners and consumers.

2. 2

   Checked the site when a browser warning appeared (August 2026)

   The site was clean — no malware, no rogue accounts. The check did find a slow campaign of failed logins using real staff names, so login lockout was tightened and unused accounts were removed.

3. 3

   Verified the board page against Bursa’s own announcements

   The visible board was correct. A stale hidden copy of the old board was removed from the page code so resigned directors no longer appear in the source.

4. 4

   Kept the pages current through board changes

   The new Chairman’s page was retitled and moved to the correct address with the old link forwarding; the three board-committee documents were re-linked to the right PDFs and each one opened and checked; a director card that pointed to a resigned director was corrected.

5. 5

   Backed up first, checked live afterwards

   Every change was made after a full backup and verified on the live site.

What changed

Investors, analysts and partners find what they came for

• 20,766 clicks from Google in the 12 months to 20 September 2026, at a 12% click-through rate and an average position of 4.4 — the highest click-through of any corporate site Bingo looks after.
• In a 90-day window (June–September 2026): 6,787 visits from Google, 6,972 direct, and 46 from ChatGPT.
• The second most-visited page is Contact and the third is Board of Directors, with visitors arriving from Bursa Malaysia and stock-analysis sites — the site is doing the job a listed company’s site is for.
• Board page, chairman’s page and committee documents verified against the public record, not assumed.

Google figures: Search Console and Analytics for kimteckcheong.com, pulled 23 Sep 2026 (12 months) and 5 Sep 2026 (90 days). No comparison with the old site exists because Google’s data for this site only reaches back to its September 2025 launch.