OGX unit in tie-up with Axtraction for AI solutions


OGX executive director Tan Suan Loong.

KUALA LUMPUR: OGX Group Bhd says its wholly-owned subsidiary OGX Networks Sdn Bhd has been appointed as an authorised distributor for enterprise artificial intelligence (AI) platform-driven solutions for Axtraction AI Sdn Bhd in Malaysia.

It said the partnership covers the distribution of Axtraction AI’s core platform offerings, enabling organisations to analyse enterprise data, streamline operational processes, and support faster, more informed decision-making.

The expansion into enterprise AI solutions is expected to strengthen OGX’s technology portfolio, complementing the company’s existing network, cybersecurity and enterprise data centre offerings.

The addition of enterprise AI solutions is expected to enhance OGX’s ability to support its customers seeking greater workflow efficiency, improved operational visibility and more informed decision-making as organisations continue to accelerate digital transformation and AI adoption.

“We are pleased to partner with Axtraction AI as part of OGX’s continued efforts to strengthen our technology portfolio in line with evolving enterprise requirements.

“With organisations increasingly adopting enterprise-grade AI to improve workflows and decision-making, this partnership enhances our ability to support customers with practical AI capabilities built for complex operating environments,” said OGX executive director Tan Suan Loong.

For its financial year ended May 31, 2026 (FY26), OGX’s net profit rose to RM23.15mil from RM15.31mil in the previous corresponding period, while revenue grew to RM284.67mil from RM176.31mil a year earlier.

In a filing on its FY26 results, the company said the outlook and prospects of the information technology (IT) infrastructure solutions industry in Malaysia remains positive.

It said this would be driven primarily by the increasing adoption of digitalisation by organisations, increasing demand for cybersecurity solutions arising from the digital nature of IT infrastructure which creates exposure to cyber threats and attacks, as well as regulatory compliance and government initiatives for digitalisation and digital transformation.

“Against this backdrop, the management is optimistic that the group’s planned utilisation of initial public offering proceeds towards its strategic business expansion plans will enable the group to capitalise on the growth opportunities within the IT infrastructure solutions industry and will contribute positively to its growth and financial performance in the medium to long-term,” the company said.

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