Execution
Carsome announces most successful quarter with over US$310mil revenue in 2Q2024, new financing line from Maybank
Revenue grew 9% QoQ with over 3x EBITDA jump, GPU up by over 5%
Push ancillary biz, especially Carsome Capital with working capital lines from banks
Axiata among first three telcos globally to achieve TM Forum’s ‘Running on ODA’ Status
Recognition of Axiata’s global industry leadership and execution capability
Able to assist other telco groups in their digital transformation journeys
Mustapa Mohamed: Road to MyDigital success requires close Federal-State collaboration
Build platform to ensure Federal-State synergy & align outcomes
Quarterly meetings with States to align actions, close gaps
Moving Digital Malaysia forward, together
Adopt aggressive, rolling 18 month plans to achieve big wins
Govt does not have to do this alone anymore, there is talent
‘No-brainer’ to invest in Malaysia, says Singapore’s Quest Ventures
Commits US$1mil from its AsiaFund 2 that had first close of US$30mil
‘The best people we imagine working with’ says James Tan on Scaleup Malaysia
Shazalli sees strong scope for digital to replace old processes at TM, drive performance
TM’s new Group CEO, Mohammed Shazalli Ramly is pinning his hopes on Perfexe 10 and a “Jedi Council” to deliver on TM’s 2017 financial performance.
Digerati50: The Disruptor, The Inspirer
Tony Fernandes reminds entrepreneurs that dreams do come true, to not worry about failure and that it’s all about passion. With passion, you will find a way to work through challenges, he says.
Slow, measured execution by 4-year old startup, Delivereat, secures it US$450k
Taking it slow and steady, focusing on honing its execution capabilities has helped Penang-based Delivereat raise funding from the Gobi MAVCAP ASEAN Superseed Fund.
Will commerce in SEA adopt a Bricks & Clicks model?
Is Brick & Clicks the model of commerce for SEA in the future? And, a startup founder faces the reality of a rival executing better.
Disrupting the beauty industry, out of Malaysia
Aiming to reduce market inefficiencies via disruption, Pawel Netreba left his job at Rocket Internet-backed foodpanda to build his own startup.