MALAYSIA DIGITAL ECONOMY CORPORATON PRESENTATION TO BMCC & MDBC 16 AUG 2017

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MALAYSIA DIGITAL ECONOMY CORPORATON PRESENTATION TO BMCC & MDBC 16 AUG 2017 1

CONNECTING BUSINESSES AND PEOPLE TO THEIR DIGITAL FUTURE. We help to build a vibrant Digital economy in Malaysia attracts companies, talent and investment while enabling Malaysian businesses to play a leading part in the global digital revolution. We are driven by the promise that technology and innovation have to transform the future of our nation and the world. 2

Non ICT Manufacturing 3 73.2% RM150.9B 2015 National GDP RM1,157.1B 17.8% 2 RM206.1B ICT Manufacturing 26.8% RM55.2B Digital Economy 9.4% YoY Growth Productivity 1.7X GVA/employee Compensation of Employee (CoE) 1.9X CoE/employee e-commerce 7.3% YoY Growth Digital Economy GDP contribution outpaced national GDP growth of 4.6% At RM142.9K GVA per employee, it was 1.7x higher than national productivity average (YoY 7.4%) At RM56.5K CoE per employee, it was 1.9x higher than national CoE average (YoY 8.2%) e-commerce gross value added to the national economy sustained at RM68.3B 2020 Target 18.2% ICT Exports 2.6% YoY Growth ICT exports stood at RM212.9B, whilst national exports grew by 1.3%. 3 1 Source: ICTSA 2015, DOSM 2 Source: GDP Second Quarter 2016, DOSM 3 Non-ICT Manufacturing includes ICT Services, e-commerce, ICT Trade, Content & Media

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DIGITAL MALAYSIA AS THE NATIONAL DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION INITIATIVE Driving Investment Building Local Tech Champions Catalysing Digital Innovation Ecosystems Propagating Digital Inclusivity

NEW INVESTMENTS FOR 2016 16.27B 9.84B Current Investors 6.43B New Investors 56% RM2.9B RM4.6B 39% RM6.43B 2016 recorded highest ever approved new investments 6 2014 2015 2016

Total Investment 1997-2016 RM304B 60 Billion 54 Billion NORTH AMERICA 10% EUROPE 23% MIDDLE EAST 0.2% OTHERS: 1.0% (South America, South Africa, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Bangladesh, Kazakhstan, Romania) ASIA 6.7% INDIA 1.6% MALAYSIA 56% OCEANIA 1.2% TOP INVESTMENT UK COMPANIES TOP INVESTMENT NETHERLANDS COMPANIES

8 Kuala Lumpur (2,793 sq km) Malaysia is a federal constitutional monarchy located in Southeast Asia Consists of 13 states and 3 federal territories and has a total land mass of 330,803 square kilometres (127,720 sq mi) -Capital- -Population- 31 Million (Population Growth 1.5% per annum) -GDP Per Capita- USD 10,456.887 -GDP Growth- 4.0-4.5% -Language- English, Malay, Mandarin, Tamil & More -Multilingual- Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Tagalog & More -Literacy- 93.5% 1 st Best Country to Invest in (US News & Wharton University 2017) 3 4 rd th 5 th Global offshoring destination (A.T. Kearney Global Services Location Index 2016) Protecting investors (World Bank Doing Business 2016 Report) Most attractive market for infrastructure investment (3 rd global infrastructure investment index))

PEOPLE COST ENVIRONMENT 1. Critical mass of multilingual, multi-cultural talent 2. Over 190,000 graduates annually. (Including overseas) 3. World class expertise and highly experienced professionals 1. Stable wage inflation of 6% 2. Competitive cost for high-value activities 3. Cost of living vs. Quality of life is comparatively low 1. Top-ranked investment destination 2. Safe haven in Asia with NO natural disasters 3. MDEC as a one-stop agency for facilitation 9

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11 Sources : MIDA, Invest Penang, Jetro, 2015

OUR UNIQUE OFFERINGS MSC MALAYSIA S BILL OF GUARANTEES One-Stop Agency MDeC as the one-stop agency 10 1 Infrastructure Provide world-class physical infrastructure Infra. Tenders Tender MSC Malaysia infrastructure contracts to web-shapers 9 2 Knowledge Worker Unrestricted employment of foreign knowledge worker Telco Tariff Globally competitive telecommunication tariffs 8 3 Ownership Freedom of ownership Censorship No internet censorship 7 4 Capital & Borrowings Freedom to source for borrowings and capital globally IP Protection Intellectual property protection and cyberlaws 6 5 Financial Incentives No income tax up to 10 years or investment tax allowance up to 5 years 12

13 Multimedia content designing of computer based media including: text, graphics, sound, TECHNOLOGY animation, photo & PLATFORM images and video Study, design development, implementation, technical services or support, marketing and management of computing based information system SERVICES (Global Business Services, Centre of Excellence, etc) Outsourcing of common services and leveraging on economies of scale CONTENT (Creative Content, Platform Content, etc)

14 FOCUS AREAS: TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS Catalyze Digital Adoption Across Industry Sectors

DIGITAL MALAYSIA AS THE NATIONAL DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION INITIATIVE Driving Investment Building Local Tech Champions Catalysing Digital Innovation Ecosystems Propagating Digital Inclusivity

Global Acceleration & Innovation Network (GAIN) Enterprise Development OUTCOMES THE Billionaire Tech Club MARKET MENTOR MONEY VISIBILITY Increase in EXPORTS Increase in FOOTPRINTS Increase in GROUP REVENUE 16 150 GAIN Companies includes 33 Bespoke

MSC MALAYSIA COMPANIES POISED FOR GLOBAL ICON STATUS Ivan Teh CEO & Co-Founder Listed in London Stock Exchange in 2013 with market cap of 100 million Global presence in Europe, US, Hong Kong, China, Australia, Indonesia, Thailand, Cambodia & Singapore Global clients include Jones Lang LaSalle, Hewlett- Packard, Daimler, Volkswagen, TNS Group, PSA, RBS, UOB, CIMB, MetLife, Starwoods, Air Asia, etc. Global presence in Indonesia & Sri Lanka Listed in KL Stock Exchange Services 40+ mil customers in 90 countries, in 42 languages RM183mil revenue in 2015 International Assoc. of Outsourcing Prof. (IAOP) 2013 The Global Outsourcing 100 - Best Rising Stars in Overall Revenue Leo Ariyanayakam CEO 17 Multi-award winning IT software group that specializes in Analytics and Big Data Global CRM consulting, technology services, education and outsourcing company

DIGITAL MALAYSIA AS THE NATIONAL DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION INITIATIVE Driving Investment Building Local Tech Champions Catalysing Digital Innovation Ecosystems Propagating Digital Inclusivity

Business Services Financial Services

ASEAN Data Analytics Exchange A data analytics hub for talent development and adoption SHOWCASE AREA Track 1: Formal Uni. Initiatives Formulate industry relevant curriculum for university adoption (25%) Track 2: Prof. Development Facilitate training providers for BDA professional training (75%) New Forecast: 20,000 data professionals and 2000 data scientists by 2020 TALENT DEVELOPMENT SPACE SANDBOXING ENVIRONMENT/STARTUP CO- LOCATION

Criteria Fintech Cloud SaaS Start up community Hyperspeed Broadband Hot Desk & Co-Working Space Funding facilitation Mentoring & Coaching Talent development 4 Approved Digital Hubs in 2017 Ecosystem Partners Creative / ARVR Sharing Platform

MALAYSIA TECH ENTREPRENEUR PROGRAMME WHAT IS MTEP? Malaysia Tech Entrepreneur Programme (MTEP) is a pass that allows global tech entrepreneurs to kick start or expand their business in Malaysia WHO CAN APPLY? NEW ENTREPRENEUR individual with an idea but have no track record of established business Professional Visit Pass (PVP-MTE) : 1 year (renewable) ESTABLISHED ENTREPRENEUR individual with track record of established business Residence Pass (RP-MTE) : Up to 5 years (renewable) Apply at www.mtep.my APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS Business Pitch Deck Financial Track Records Certificate of Good Conduct Local Sponsor

DIGITAL MALAYSIA AS THE NATIONAL DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION INITIATIVE Driving Investment Building Local Tech Champions Catalysing Digital Innovation Ecosystems Propagating Digital Inclusivity

Enriching B40s through Digital Income Mainstreaming Digital Entrepreneurship for the people Saya yakin program ini akan menjadi senjata ampuh kepada kerajaan untuk membela nasib golongan B40 The sky is the limit when it comes to digital entrepreneurship we can achieve so much more with our creativity and imagination Presented at ICM 23 October 2014 erezeki launched 17 June 2015 Presented at ICM 15 October 2015 eusahawan launched 15 November 2015

Integrating computational 1 thinking and computer science into the national 2 school curriculum Partnering industry and academia to nurture and groom talented young Malaysians

TAKE AWAY Malaysia, with its unique blend of capabilities, cost attractiveness, industry depth and Government initiatives, is well positioned to serve UK and EU companies and its clients as a strategic regional hub for expansion into the ASEAN region. 26

27 THANK YOU