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Sunway iLabs concludes 4th iLabs Super Accelerator with investment into five startups

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Sunway iLabs, Carsome to launch Malaysia's first auto ecosystem accelerator

Selected startups will be offered the unique opportunity to connect with Sunway’s 13 business divisions and Sunway City Kuala Lumpur’s thriving ecosystem as well as the group’s extensive funding funnel and ecosystem comprising Orbit Malaysia, SunSEA Capital, Gobi Partners and The HIVE SEA for further funding and investment opportunities.

Sunway iLabs-Carsome to launch Malaysia's first auto ecosystem accelerator in Q3 2022

Sunway invested US$200mil in startups & venture building in past few years Platform for startups in auto ecosystem to scale via mentorship, partnership

Carsome and Sunway iLabs to launch Malaysia's first auto ecosystem accelerator

Malaysian unicorn Carsome will be launching the country’s first auto ecosystem accelerator with Sunway Innovation Labs (iLabs).

Sunway iLabs launches 4th cohort with US$23.3k seed funding

Applications for 4th cohort Sunway iLabs Super Accelerator open till 1st Apr Access to Sunway’s thriving ecosystem to test, validate, scale business Sunway Innovation Labs (Sunway iLabs) yesterday launched its 2022 Super Accelerator programme for startups to test,

How Sunway is helping to boost Malaysia's food security with its responsible urban, organic farming practices | Life

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 10 ― If there is one thing Malaysians love, it has to be their food.  It is probably the one common denominator among citizens with the famous, “Sudah makan ke? (Have you eaten?)” being a favourite catchphrase.   On a broader scale, food security has become an...

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Agriculture EXCLUDING the cash crop of oil palm, Malaysia’s agriculture sector has not excited investors and large corporations. For the longest time, the sector has been dominated by smallholders and hardly has there been any listed company involved in say large scale vegetable farming. But some changes are happening. For one, the topic of food security has hogged the limelight, egged on by the Covid-19 pandemic. Consumers have felt rising prices of staples such as vegetables and meat. The supply chain disruption has impacted the import and export of food products. This in turn, has thrown up opportunities for some.