Khazanah: ‘All Malaysia’ approach for startups


“Everyone in all industries” must work hand-in-hand to crowd-in new investments and ensure inclusivity, says Amirul Feisal.

PETALING JAYA: Khazanah Nasional Bhd has called for an “all Malaysia” approach to support the local startup ecosystem, without solely depending on the government or its agencies.

The sovereign wealth fund also urged startups, in most instances, to eventually have a strategy to expand internationally as Malaysia is a “relatively small market in the regional context.”

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