MDeC

ILMU can process Malay, Manglish, and local dialects, and is hosted on local cloud infrastructure for data residency.

By June 2025, 261 companies participating in the MD initiative had committed a total of US$8.94 billion in investments.

MDEC will facilitate the involvement of Malaysian Limited Partners to contribute 30% to 50% of the fund’s total amount.

Affirmative action policies rear their ugly heads to win over the country’s largest voting base.

Cyberjaya may risk losing out to Kuala Lumpur if there’s no policy change.

The country’s startup and tech scene is still lacking in development.

Uncertainty remains as the country awaits the formation of its new government.

The agency’s sharing economy department is at the heart of investigations, sources say.

As regional competition catches up, can Malaysia keep its lead in the Islamic fintech space, and can that lead be leveraged to make it a finance hub?

The used-car marketplace will also double its local investment to develop talents across various specializations in the country.