Miti: eTrade programme garners 3,358 companies


Deputy Minister, Senator Datuk Lim Ban Hong (pic) said the programme, with RM376.3mil total exports generated, will continue to assist new companies to onboard cross-border e-commerce platforms for export with incentives of up to RM5,000 for any cross-border e-commerce platform(s) for a one-year subscription.

KUALA LUMPUR: Under the 11th Malaysia Plan, 3,358 companies have enrolled into Malaysia External Trade Development Corp’s (Matrade) eTrade programme which is aimed at accelerating exports via sustained participation in cross-border e-commerce platforms, said the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Miti).

Deputy Minister, Senator Datuk Lim Ban Hong (pic) said the programme, with RM376.3mil total exports generated, will continue to assist new companies to onboard cross-border e-commerce platforms for export with incentives of up to RM5,000 for any cross-border e-commerce platform(s) for a one-year subscription.

Lim Ban Hong listening to a briefing by Everpeaks, Joachim Sebastian, (left) while visiting Syarikat Creativize Sdn BhdLim Ban Hong listening to a briefing by Everpeaks, Joachim Sebastian, (left) while visiting Syarikat Creativize Sdn Bhd

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