Razer launches Singapore mask production; Frasers, JustCo pitch in on shipments
Sharanya Pillai
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GAMING hardware maker Razer has set up an automated mask manufacturing line in Singapore that can produce five million masks monthly and scale up if required, the Hong Kong-listed firm announced on Friday.
To support Razer's effort, developer Frasers Property, coworking operator JustCo and robotics firm PBA Group have each committed US$50,000 upfront for the initial shipments of masks from the line. Other potential sponsors have since reached out, Razer said in its press release.
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