Facilitation support for startups


“Both Founders Grindstone and Investor Matching aim to provide a much-needed avenue for many Malaysian-based startups to connect with global and local investors, and potentially raise funds during these tough times, ” said MDEC Digitally Powered Businesses Division vice-president, Gopi Ganesalingam

KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysia Digital Economy Corp (MDEC) has announced two funding facilitation initiatives for 2021 – Founders Grindstone, a capacity-building programme for startups, and Investor Matching, which aims to match startups with venture capitals (VCs).

In a statement, it said the initiatives would also elevate the proficiency of startup founders to navigate the complexities of fundraising and fulfilling the gruelling demands of potential investors.

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