MyEG rebrands as Zetrix AI effective July 3 in Malaysia
The company confirmed the change in a Bursa Malaysia filing, noting that its stock short name will switch from MYEG to ZETRIX.
'The stock number remains unchanged,' the filing stated.
MyEG has long been a concessionaire for the Malaysia Electronic-Government MSC Flagship Application, providing digital channels for government services to citizens and businesses.
The rebranding to Zetrix AI signals a potential shift in focus, though the company has yet to disclose further details on its future direction.
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