PETALING JAYA: Heitech Padu Bhd
is exploring potential opportunities to participate in Myanmar's Yadanapon Cyber City project as part of its regional expansion plans.
In a statement, the technology solutions provider said it was looking at opportunities in digital infrastructure, systems integration and government technology solutions.
HeiTech said it had held discussions with Myanmar stakeholders, including Diamond Palace Group of Companies in 2024, followed by further talks in September and October 2026.
The group recently hosted a Myanmar government delegation at its HeiTech Village 2 facility in Bukit Jelutong, Shah Alam.
The delegation, led by Myanmar's Union Minister of Labour Maung Myint, was briefed on HeiTech's technology capabilities, including systems integration, application development, managed services and digital infrastructure.
It also toured the group's server infrastructure, colocation, data backup and storage facilities.
HeiTech group chief executive officer Syed Omar Albar Syed Abdullah said the company saw opportunities to expand its technology services into Myanmar.
"Having established a strong track record in delivering mission-critical technology solutions in Malaysia, we see potential to bring our experience and capabilities to other markets.
"Myanmar's digital development presents areas worth exploring, and we look forward to further discussions with the relevant stakeholders to better understand the opportunities and how HeiTech could contribute," he said.
He added that the engagement was part of HeiTech's efforts to expand into regional markets through strategic partnerships.
