Strengthening digital assets for stronger revenue


Virtual AGM: Fu (seen on TV screen) addressing shareholders through a live broadcast during the virtual AGM. With him are SMG’s independent non-executive director Chan Seng Fatt (second from left) who physically chaired the AGM and (from left) company secretary Kimberly Hoh, group chief financial officer Sam Au, independent non-executive directors Loh Chee Can and Wong You Fong as well as group chief technology officer Kang Yew Jin.

PETALING JAYA: Star Media Group Bhd (SMG) will be beefing up its digital assets to make them one of the main revenue generators as the company seeks to diversify its businesses further.

Group chairman Datuk Fu Ah Kiow said the company’s digitisation and transformation plan that has been undertaken since two years ago has been yielding positive results.

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