Tag: Malaysia
These strategic partnerships bring in capital investment up to US$45m (RM200m) to fuel innovation, accelerate the growth of local startups, and reinforce Malaysia’s role as a premier digital hub within the ASEAN region.
With over a decade of leadership experience in commercial and operational roles across Singapore and Malaysia, he brings with him a wealth of industry knowledge, deep understanding of local markets and consumers, and a proven track record for driving business growth.
The production, completed in just two days, showcases the dedication of both teams.
Directed by Maurice of Director’s Think Tank, this lighthearted narrative encourages Malaysians to reflect on the traditions they hold dear and the intergenerational bonds that sustain them. It invites viewers to see Deepavali as an opportunity to reconnect with loved ones and celebrate shared joy.
PayMate, a B2B payments platform, has launched its Business Payments app in Malaysia to encourage better financial management and business growth for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the country.
Chubb has appointed Jon Longmore as the new country president of Malaysia, pending regulatory and other approvals. Longmore will succeed Stephen Crouch, who has taken on the role of head of government affairs for the Asia Pacific region.
In celebration of its 140th anniversary, HSBC Malaysia has teamed up with Ogilvy Malaysia to launch an emotionally charged campaign that honours the enduring strength of family, legacy, and the human spirit.
Carlsberg Smooth Draught has unveiled its latest ‘Raikan Kebanggaan Sabah & Sarawak’ (Celebrate Sabah & Sarawak Pride) campaign, honouring the rich heritage of Borneo by teaming up with iconic local figures and introducing immersive new experiences and limited artist-edition cans.
In a LinkedIn post, Karl Mak, co-founder and CEO of Hepmil Media Group stated that after a few quiet years without significant investments or announcements, these senior hires mark a new chapter for HEPMIL Malaysia.
Sources previously told Reuters that over 700 jobs were cut in Malaysia, though TikTok later clarified that fewer than 500 employees in the country were affected.
