In a shock announcement MRANTI CEO Dzuleira Abu Bakar resigns

Spent 4.5 years leading MaGIC first and then MRANTI on merger with TPMIn a huge surprise that has set tongues wagging in the tech ecosystem, the Board of Directors of the Malaysian Research Accelerator for Technology and Innovation issued a press release today announcing the resignation of Dzuleira Abu Bakar

“I am humbled and honored to have pioneered and positioned MRANTI as the nucleus for R&D and C&I in Malaysia. Having established the core pillars of talent, infrastructure, operational systems and processes as well as our strategic plan, I believe MRANTI can now advance in creating new socio-economic value through the commercialisation of R&D, which will strengthen the country’s trajectory to become a high-income, high-technology nation.

A management committee will be activated as part of the transition plan to oversee the agency's operations during the process of appointing a new CEO. According to the Board, programmes and projects in MRANTI’s pipeline will progress as planned, with the respective management team heads ensuring their successful implementation.

Within several months of taking office, Dzuleira spearheaded the launch of the MRANTI Park Master Plan - an integrated and comprehensive approach to develop a 4IR hub from prime real-estate. The MasterPlan aims to achieve a gross development value of US$4.33 billion , US$607 million in land lease, as well as create 8,000 jobs by 2027. To date MRANTI Park has secured RM1.12 billion in land lease value and a total of 132.

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