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Borneo Post
6 days ago
- Business
- Borneo Post
83 Malaysian tech firms break into Indonesian market, securing RM450 mln in digital exports
Malaysian and Indonesian delegates commemorate the programme with a group photo. KUCHING (July 4): A total of 83 Malaysian tech companies have successfully tapped into the Indonesian market, generating more than RM450 million in digital export opportunities, said the Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC). This was achieved under the DEX CONNEX Indonesia programme, the latest initiative aligns with MDEC's efforts to expand Malaysia's digital economy footprint across Asean, while strengthening regional cooperation and market access. In a statement, MDEC said DEX CONNEX Indonesia is a key regional initiative that facilitated the exchange of 26 memoranda of understanding (MoUs) between Malaysian and Indonesian companies. 'These MoUs span various sectors including cybersecurity, artificial intelligence (AI), cloud services, food and beverages (F&B), digital platforms, and talent development, it said. The initiative aims to create a robust and collaborative digital ecosystem across the region, especially as Malaysia chairs Asean this year and champions innovation as a driver of growth and resilience. MDEC chief executive officer Anuar Fariz Fadzil described Indonesia as a vital partner in Malaysia's digital ambitions. 'Through DEX CONNEX, Malaysia is focused on fostering cross-border collaborations to build a resilient digital bridge between two thriving ecosystems,' he said. 'With our strong tech ecosystem and the spirit of Asean unity, both nations continue to nurture a future where digital growth is inclusive, sustainable and benefits all layers of society ― ensuring long-term success,' he added. digital export indonesia lead tech companies
The Sun
7 days ago
- Business
- The Sun
M'sian firms bag RM450m potential digital exports to Indonesia
PETALING JAYA: Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) continues to drive the nation's digital economy across Asean, strengthening regional cooperation and market access for Malaysian companies. The agency's latest initiative under the DEX CONNEX Indonesia programme brought 83 Malaysian tech companies into the Indonesian market, which generated more than RM450 million in digital export opportunities. DEX CONNEX Indonesia is a key regional initiative that facilitated the exchange of 26 MoUs between Malaysian and Indonesian firms. These agreements span sectors such as cybersecurity, AI, cloud services, F&B, digital platforms, and talent development, aimed at creating a robust and collaborative digital ecosystem across Asean, primarily as Malaysia serves as Asean Chair that champions innovation as a driver of regional growth and resilience. MDEC CEO Anuar Fariz Fadzil called Indonesia a key partner in Malaysia's digital goals. 'Through DEX CONNEX, Malaysia is focusing on cross-border collaborations to continue building a resilient digital bridge between two thriving ecosystems. 'With a strong tech ecosystem and Asean unity, both nations are shaping an inclusive, sustainable digital future for all,' he added. This initiative is supported by the Embassy of Malaysia in Jakarta, the Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry Malaysia, Matrade Jakarta, the Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs of Indonesia, and partners from both nations.
New Straits Times
7 days ago
- Business
- New Straits Times
MDEC backs 83 local tech firms to access RM450mil opportunities in Indonesia
KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) has facilitated the entry of 83 Malaysian technology companies into the Indonesian market, generating over RM450 million in digital export opportunities. Continuing its mission to drive Malaysia's digital economy across Asean and enhance regional cooperation, MDEC's latest initiative DEX CONNEX Indonesia played a pivotal role in expanding market access for Malaysian firms. The programme facilitated the signing of 26 memorandums of understanding between Malaysian and Indonesian companies. The agreements span sectors such as cybersecurity, artificial intelligence (AI), cloud services, food and beverage, digital platforms and talent development. They are designed to create a robust and collaborative digital ecosystem across Asean, especially as Malaysia serves as Asean chair and champions innovation as a driver of regional growth and resilience. MDEC chief executive officer Anuar Fariz Fadzil described Indonesia as a vital partner in Malaysia's digital ambitions. "Through DEX CONNEX, Malaysia is focusing on cross-border collaborations to continue building a resilient digital bridge between two thriving ecosystems," said Anuar. "With our strong tech ecosystem and the spirit of Asean unity, both nations continue to nurture a future where digital growth is inclusive, sustainable, and benefits all layers of society, ensuring long-term success," he added.
