Mosti sees Malaysia venture capital penetration rate rising 0.25-0.35pc by 2030

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KUALA LUMPUR, April 1 — The Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (Mosti) foresees Malaysia’s venture capital penetration rate increasing by 0.25-0.35 per cent and...

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Malaysia Venture Capital Management Bhd chief operating officer Noor Amy Ismail said the government has been focusing on building the local venture capital ecosystem, especially from the funding perspective.“We hope that the MVCR will be able to address it as we need to build a funnel,” she told reporters after the launch of the roadmap here, today.

Crafted through meticulous collaboration and strategic foresight, Chang said the roadmap is set to spark innovation, foster entrepreneurship, and drive economic growth across the nation. With insights and contributions from industry leaders and experts, Mavcap said the MVCR is a visionary blueprint to propel Malaysia to the forefront of the global innovation landscape.

These interventions are grouped under three key strategies, namely the Ease of Doing Business; Improving Funding Accessibility; and Elevating Malaysia’s Venture Capital Talent Pool.

 

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