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Performance & Track Record

PERFORMANCE & TRACK RECORD

Proven at Scale.
Measured by Data.

K2B specifications are backed by data-driven records, including 550+ projects, 350,000 m³ of CRMA,

and a 26.27% reduction in maintenance costs.

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Projects Completed
Road construction projects across Malaysia
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CRMA Paved
Crumb Rubber Modified Asphalt to date
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Roads Paved
Total road length to date
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Life Cycle Costs Saving
10 years Projected Life Cycle Costs Per Year vs ACW20
HISTORICAL USAGE IN MALAYSIA

2019-2025 Track Record

2019–2025 Track Record Across seven years of continuous deployment, we have successfully completed 550+ projects and placed over 350,000 m³ of CRMA. Covering more than 2,114 km across Malaysia while maintaining a cumulative low defect rate.

CRMA Track Record

Seven years of performance data across 550+ completed jobs (2019-2025).

Year Total Job CRMA Quantity (m³) KM
2019 50 22,115.96 134.04
2020 115 76,748.13 465.14
2021 143 98,355.13 596.09
2022 94 44,813.21 271.60
2023 76 50,143.93 303.90
2024 43 34,200.48 207.28
2025 30 22,506.85 136.41
Total 550+ 350,000+m³ 2114 km

Source: K2 Bitumen internal performance records, 2019–2025.

FINANCIAL ADVANTAGE

CRMA vs. Conventional Asphalt (AC14)

Sections of FT 08 in Raub, Pahang, a flood-prone corridor in Peninsular Malaysia, have seen conventional asphalt fail within a few monsoon seasons.

In early 2020, CRMA was laid across these sections, resulting in zero structural defects to date.

CRMA Maintenance Cost Saving

Real-world highway data from SKVE — CRMA costs more upfront but saves significantly over time.

Total 10-Year Maintenance Cost

ACW20
RM 42,763
CRMA
RM 31,532

CRMA saves RM 40,476 (30.5%) in total maintenance cost over 10 years.

Year 1 — Installation
ACW20

RM 21,382

CRMA

RM 31,532

CRMA costs RM 10,150 more upfront.

Cost Per Year Over 10 Years Period
ACW20

RM 6,415

CRMA

RM 3,153

CRMA costs 51% less to maintain.

Source: K2 Bitumen — SKVE actual maintenance cost data, JKR SOR rate 2019.

PROVEN FIELD PERFORMANCE

Case Study - Flood-Prone Roads
in Raub, Pahang

Sections of FT 08 in Raub, Pahang sit in one of Peninsular Malaysia’s most flood-exposed corridors – conventional asphalt there has historically stripped and failed within a few monsoon seasons. In 2020, CRMA was installed across these sections.

Route FT 08 Sec 67

Zero Structural Defects Through Severe Flood Cycles

Severe flood-prone sections of the FT 08 route in Raub, Pahang experienced frequent asphalt stripping and failure. CRMA installed in 2020 remains intact with zero structural defects to date.

Location
FT 08, Raub, Pahang
Installed
2020
Condition
Severe flood-prone
Result
Zero structural defects
AWARDS & RECOGNITION

Recognised by the Industry