TOKYO, May 15 – The Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) has announced the successful facilitation of more than RM350 million in business export opportunities at Sushi Tech Tokyo 2025, Asia’s largest startup and innovation conference.
Held in Tokyo, the global event brought together tens of thousands of participants and over 500 startups from around the world to foster open innovation and address urban challenges through cutting-edge technologies.
MDEC’s presence at the conference reinforces Malaysia’s commitment to becoming a leading global digital hub, while showcasing the capabilities of Malaysian tech companies on the international stage.
“This accomplishment is a clear reflection of the innovative spirit and global competitiveness of Malaysian digital entrepreneurs,” said Anuar Fariz Fadzil, CEO of MDEC. “Our commitment to promoting Malaysia’s digital economy and expanding international partnerships remains unwavering. We will continue to empower our tech ecosystem to seize global opportunities.”
Malaysia’s strategic location in Southeast Asia, robust digital infrastructure, and business-friendly environment continue to draw international interest from technology investors and partners. Government-led initiatives and a growing pool of skilled digital talent further position the country as a preferred gateway for tech collaboration and investment.
“MDEC is proud to be at the forefront of driving these opportunities and looks forward to deepening global collaborations that benefit both Malaysian companies and the international tech ecosystem,” Anuar added.
