Super drone project is privately funded, says Aerodyne CEO


Aerodyne CEO Kamarul Muhamed.

PETALING JAYA: The CEO of the company developing Malaysia’s first air mobility vehicle or “flying car” has welcomed an audit of his firm, saying not a single sen of public money was or will be used for the purpose.

Aerodyne CEO Kamarul Muhamed said the company did receive RM20mil from Malaysian VentureTech but said the investment was fully utilised for its drone business expansion.

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