Membership in MISIF is open to those entities which are engaged in or related to the manufacture of iron and steel products, namely:

1.Ordinary Members

Manufacturing companies processing:

• Raw and semi-finished products such as DRI, HBI, billets, blooms
• Rolled product of iron and steel such as bars, wire rods, HR coils and plates
• Wire and wire products
• Flat steel products including :
  - pipes, tubes and fitting
  - galvanised and coated sheets
  - roofing sheets, wall cladding and drums
• Engineering and fabricated products, including boilers and pressure vessels
• Iron and steel casting, die casting

As an industry organisation, a primary function of MISIF is to assist and support members in carrying out their business efficiently and successfully and among others, the major services are:

1. Representation to government of members' problems and concerns through submission of papers and memoranda, direct meetings and dialogues with the relevant Ministries, departments or agencies;
2. Dissemination of relevant information through circulation of newsletters and brochures, workshop, briefings and seminars.
3. Consultation with members on joint issues requested by Government through survey questionnaires and brainstorming sessions.
4. Business promotion of members products through complimentary listing in the directories and Websites.
5. Parallel membership in the South East Asia Iron and Steel Institute (SEAISI) and ASEAN Iron and Steel Industry Federation (AISIF).
6. Venues for industries sector to meet and deliberate over issues in the industry sector.
7. Technical training activities to support HR development of companies.

• Mr. Azlan Abdullah (Finance & Establishment Committee)
• Dato' Sri Tai Hean Leng (Environment, Safety & Health Committee)
• Mr. Mark Lim (Human Resources Development Committee)
• Mr. Kua Jit How (Membership Recruitment & Services Committee)
• Mr. Somkiat Pintatham (Conferences & Promotions Committee)
• Mr. Koay Boon Bioh (Industrial Standards & Enforcement Committee)
• Mr. Chow Chong Long (Industrial & Trade Policies Committee)
• Mr. Joseph Lim (Energy & Utilities Committee)

• Boilers and Pressure Vessels Group
  Mr. Chow Weng Nam (Kong Brothers Eng. Works Sdn Bhd)
• Steel Sheet Coaters Group
  Dato' Soh Thian Lai (Yung Kong Galvanising Industries Bhd)
• Stainless Steel Group
  Mr. Mark Lim (Hoto Stainless Steel Industries Sdn Bhd)
• Steel Pipes Group
  Ms Law Sook Teng (Alpine Pipe Manufacturing Sdn Bhd)
• Service Centre Group
  Mr. Loke Kin Leong (Nicom Steel Service Centre Sdn Bhd)

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WELCOME TO THE MALAYSIAN IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY FEDERATION (MISIF)

MISIF is the national industry association for manufacturers of iron and steel products. It has 
125 member companies involved in the manufacture of: 

· Raw and semi-finished products such as DRI/HBI, billets and blooms
· Rolled products of iron and steel such as bars, wire rods, hot rolled coils, cold rolled coils, plates
· Wire and wire products
· Secondary flat steel products
· Engineering and fabricated materials

As an industry organization, a primary function of MISIF is to assist and support members in 
carrying out their business efficiently and successfully. As such, MISIF supports the 
membership in the following activities:

· Representation to Government of relevant issues of concerns, primarily those relating to 
policies on the steel industry;
· Dissemination of information through seminars, workshops, circulars and publications
· Consultation with members on issues as requested by Government or other authorities;
· Business promotion for members
· Human Resource development and training courses

Ø See our activities and work for the Malaysian and ASEAN Steel industry.
Ø Contact our members for your steel products and other business inquiries.
Ø Joining MISIF as a member

MISIF is now in discussions with MITI towards the development of a “Malaysian Steel Institute”which the Government, in principle, is agreeable to providing funds for set-up. The setting up of the institute will propel the Malaysian steel industry to a new level and would also support MISIF in streamlining its activities. MISIF has developed the concept for the institutes and the papers had been submitted to MITI.