Maintenance that moves with the paddy season
Alor Setar sits at the centre of Kedah's paddy plains, and its industrial base is built around processing that rice: mills, driers, silos and packing lines. Their maintenance demand is seasonal rather than steady — a heavy draw of wear parts during harvest, then a concentrated rebuild window in the lull between crops. Sourcing that from a handful of local hardware shops leaves no forward view of what each season will consume.
Lapasar turns it into one planned catalogue: 10,000+ suppliers, 2M+ SKUs, contract pricing and a single invoice, carried on our own fleet across Peninsular Malaysia on scheduled runs.
- Mergong Industrial Estate
- Tandop light-industrial area
- Kuala Kedah port & agro-processing
- Alor Setar rice-mill and drier cluster
Cutting the cost of the wear-parts tail
Milling wears through bearings, belts and chain in steady volume, and each replacement is a small order easy to overpay for in isolation. Pulling that tail onto one contracted catalogue with approvals typically trims 7–12% off the annual bill and shows managers, in one dashboard, which lines and which mills consume the most.
Registrations and fulfilment behind the account
Lapasar is a Ministry of Finance (MOF)-registered supplier — Lapasar Sdn Bhd (1198228-D) — turning over RM600m+ in annual GMV and fulfilling from warehouses and vehicles it owns across the Peninsula, reaching Alor Setar on scheduled runs.