EDOTCO Malaysia announces two strategic partnerships with Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) and Boost by offering special deals for Malaysia Digital status companies and provide landowners access to credit facilities.
YB Tuan Gobind Singh Deo, Minister of Digital said, “The MOU with MDEC will leverage EDOTCO’s digital infrastructure expertise to support Malaysia Digital ecosystems, enhancing sectors such as Digital Agriculture, Digital Cities, and Digital Tourism. This partnership is designed to ensure that the communities within the MD ecosystem have the infrastructure support necessary to drive innovation and growth nationwide. With this endeavour, MDEC and EDOTCO are creating a fertile ground for Malaysia’s digital innovators to accelerate their growth for the benefit of all Malaysians, bridging the urban-rural divide and positioning Malaysia as a leader in the digital age.”
“The innovative partnership with Boost introduces the first-of-its-kind ‘Tower Landowner Credit Access’ initiative, which not only provides financial benefits but also enhances financial literacy for landowners, many of whom are unbanked or underbanked. I applaud the joint efforts by EDOTCO and Boost for this initiative, as it is closely aligned with the Government’s goal of promoting digital inclusion and participation, especially in financial services,” he added.
With MDEC, edotco will offer expert advisory services and preferential rates for next-generation digital infra solutions to Malaysia Digital (MD) status companies in efforts to foster supportive ecosystem and promoting digital growth.
With Boost the tower operator introduced the ‘Tower Landowner Credit Access’ initiative. This initiative is set to benefit more than 2,200 individuals and private landowners with existing tenancy agreements.
The first phase of the collaboration aims to support SME tower landowners, while the second phase will be expanded to individuals in the coming months. By leveraging tenancy agreements, the initiative opens up new avenues for credit access, particularly benefiting those who are unbanked or underbanked.
