Under the theme “Trust Anchored, Horizons Ignited”, both models are already receiving strong buzz globally, having earned Gold accolades at the 2025 MUSE Design Awards and London Design Awards. Furthermore, the TANK T4 series is proudly fronted by Cole Hocker, the gold medallist in the 1500 metres at the 2024 Summer Olympics, whose grit, speed and determination perfectly embody the spirit of the TANK series; built for those who push their limits and demand nothing but the best from their gear.

 “The TANK T4 and M4 represent our boldest step yet in merging design excellence with outdoor-ready technology,” said Johnathan Zheng, Marketing Director of KOSPET. “We’ve built these devices for those who push their limits, whether it’s underwater, on a mountain trail or in the gym. With MIL-STD-810H certification, pro-level dive tracking, and the power of our Apexmove ecosystem, we’re not just launching a smartwatch, we’re launching a companion for life’s toughest and most rewarding moments. We’re thrilled to bring this innovation to the Malaysian market, where we know there’s a growing community of users demanding performance, durability and style in one.”

At the core of the TANK T4 and M4 is a 500mAh high-capacity pure cobalt battery paired with the ATS3089 dual-core platform, delivering up to 15 days of battery life on a single charge and up to 22 hours in continuous GPS mode. The devices feature vibrant AMOLED displays protected by Corning® Gorilla® Glass, with peak brightness of 1000 nits and seamless wet-touch functionality, ideal for the toughest environments.

Pushing the boundaries of performance, both smartwatches offer dual-band GNSS with six global satellite systems and offline map navigation with GPX/KML route import, providing unparalleled location accuracy even without signal. In addition, the proprietary OPDR algorithm enhances GPS stability in weak-signal areas.

The TANK T4 and M4 are also equipped with dedicated dive tracking modes, including metrics for depth, no-decompression time (NDL), temperature and ascent/descent speeds, supporting up to 45 metres of free, scuba or gauge diving.

In terms of fitness, users can access 23 ApexMotion™ pro sports modes, more than 160 freestyle training modes, and personalised workout plans via the Apexmove app. The devices automatically detect six types of activity and offer real-time coaching and workout summaries.

Health monitoring is equally comprehensive, powered by the VC9213 4PD biometric sensor, tracking heart rate, blood oxygen, mood, stress, sleep stages and more, all accessible via a single tap. Smart features such as Bluetooth calling, app notifications, and morning briefings round out the lifestyle functionality.

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The Proton e.MAS 7 is part of Proton’s ongoing commitment to support Malaysia’s ambitions of becoming a regional hub for electric vehicles. The car is powered by a state-of-the-art electric drivetrain, delivering an impressive range of 450 kilometres on a single charge. This makes it not only ideal for city commuting but also practical for longer journeys across the peninsula.

One of the most notable aspects of the e.MAS 7 is its striking design. The vehicle features a sleek, aerodynamic profile with Proton’s signature styling cues, blending modern aesthetics with functionality. Its spacious interior is outfitted with advanced digital interfaces, including a large infotainment touchscreen, seamless smartphone integration, and an array of driver-assistance features such as adaptive cruise control and autonomous emergency braking.

Under the hood, the e.MAS 7’s electric motor generates an output of 150 horsepower, ensuring a brisk yet smooth driving experience. Charging is made convenient with support for both AC and DC fast charging, allowing an 80% charge in under 30 minutes at compatible stations.

Proton has also placed a strong emphasis on affordability, aiming to make EVs accessible to the masses. The e.MAS 7 is expected to be priced competitively against its petrol-powered counterparts, with government incentives and tax rebates further enhancing its appeal. Such measures are in line with Malaysia’s Low Carbon Mobility Blueprint, which envisions greater adoption of electric vehicles as part of the nation’s broader sustainability goals.

As part of its launch, Proton has announced a comprehensive after-sales service programme, ensuring a seamless transition for first-time EV owners. The initiative includes extended warranties, free charging at selected locations, and a 24/7 customer support hotline.

The Proton e.MAS 7 is more than just an electric vehicle; it is a symbol of progress, innovation, and the promise of a greener Malaysia. With its blend of style, technology, and affordability, this model is poised to set a new benchmark for the local EV market and reaffirm Proton’s leadership in the automotive industry.

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Women In Blockchain Asia (WIBA) was launched heralding a new chapter in the development and participation of women in digital technology specifically in the area of blockchain development, curation of Web 3.0 solutions and expansion of the understanding of distributed ledger technology.

Under the banner of “Let’s build an inclusive future with the power of Blockchain”, WIBA was set up as a mission-driven non-for-profit organisation established to help foster growth of the blockchain industry by increasing the representation and profile of women in blockchain in Asia.

Its overarching aim is to enable and empower women through knowledge, experience and resources needed to thrive as builders and leaders in the blockchain space. Through partnerships with industry players, educational institutions, Governments and multilateral organisations WIBA will provide educational programs as well as the roll out of exciting blockchain projects and community support networks to help women in Asia get on the digital “ladder”.

WIBA is led by a group of multi-talented individuals who have experience in blockchain, fintech, design, banking, market development, and more. Founding team members are Ida Mok, President; Poesy Liang, Vice President; Jasmine Ng, Surina Shukri, Farah Jaafar, Ivy Fung, Chezka Gonzales, Belinda Lim and George Wong.

PARTNERSHIP WITH ALGORAND FOUNDATION

WIBA has also recently partnered with REACH, backed by the Algorand Foundation to bring blockchain learning resources to educational institutions, initially in Malaysia with a vision of expanding the offering to other Asian countries.

At the launch, it was announced that University Malaya, University Sains Malaysia, University Tun Abdul Razak and Asia Pacific University of Technology and Innovation have signed a tripartite agreement with WIBA and the Foundation aimed at offering The Algorand x WIBA Blockchain Certification at these institutions of higher learning.

The syllabus and certification will be executed by WIBA under the auspicious of Algorand Foundation and will be offered over a 12-week period for all those enrolled in these institutions. An inter university hackathon is planned at the end of 2022, with an intra university challenged planned in 2023.

It is expected as more regional linkages are in place, an Asian wide challenge would be planned, allowing for more cross-national collaboration between women in blockchain.

Ida Mok, President of WIBA gives a peek into what a blockchain-enabled future may look like. “I believe access to finance, health, and education should never be curtailed by credit, colour, or creed. Blockchain will provide the technology to execute and deliver this inclusivity.”

Mok went on to add, that WIBA encourages other women based digital groups to come together with WIBA in order to provide a cohesive voice in the space, facilitating a unified approach in championing the role of women in advancement of blockchain technology.

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• App to provide a platform for budding chefs to share and monetise their unique recipes
• Eco-Pack ingredients delivery concept to enable cooks to earn at least 85% revenue of each sale made
• The Pre-order features allow Creator-Partners to pre-set availability of their selling date/periods and take orders up to 13 days in advance, catering to any type of business model

Whether you are an aspiring chef or a seasoned home cook, whether you are simply looking to share your recipes or sell your immaculately prepared dishes – CookX Asia, the new social cooking app, that allows users to not only discover new recipes but also able to buy pre-pack ingredients kit from the recipes.

The brand new app is looking to grow its base of cooks and chefs in preparation for its official launch in May. Towards this end, CookX Asia has unveiled a slew of features, functions and benefits all targeted at benefiting what they term on the platform as the Creator-Partners.

Through the app these Creator-Partners will be able to share recipes, upload instructional videos, grow their popularity and even earn income.

Commenting on the app’s functionality, the founder of CookX Asia, Wong Yew Mun said, “Malaysia is home to so many incredible kitchen maestros – from stay at home mums to budding professional chefs and everything in between. With CookX Asia, we want to provide all of them a platform that can empower their entire culinary journey – first by creating a space where they can highlight their mouth-watering creations and then by engineering an ecosystem that can help them monetise their talents.”

With an intuitive and user-friendly interface, even the most novice home cook will be able to produce and upload best in class recipes that are vibrant with images, filled with detailed step-by-step instructions and structured in an easy to digest (pun very much intended) manner. The Creator-partners can easily use mobile to record videos with their own creativity and upload videos in App flexibility to complement their recipes that not only make the recipes easier to follow but also allow the cooks to showcase their own style and personality.

This plays a big role in the next phase – once the recipes are published and go live on the CookX Asia ecosystem. CookX Asia is cultivating a social platform that is set to be the go-to destination for all food lovers -attracting millions of users, especially the new generations who value the convenience factor, ease of cooking at home and environmental sustainability via food wastage reduction. Through the social platform, Creator-Partners will be able to easily manage all aspects of the app including the availability of recipe ingredients or the end products. They will also have an opportunity to build their own fans and garner followers, increasing awareness and their clout on their journey to culinary stardom.

Mobile App – Creator Profile Page

Once Creator-Partners have built a library of tantalising recipes and grown a loyal base of followers, CookX Asia helps them take it to the next level. With its integrated e-commerce, logistics and delivery functionalities, CookX Asia empowers budding cooks to monetise and earn from their passions and talents.

Creator-Partners can either sell their dishes as pre-order ready-made meals or focus on just the ingredients that are featured in their recipes through ‘Eco Packs’. Eco-Packs are packs that feature all the ingredients of recipes pre-measured to suit the user’s needs. The Eco-Packs are designed to encourage users to explore cooking themselves whilst keeping the task simple, and convenient – allowing anyone to cook like an expert at home anytime.

Creators-Partners have two options when selling Eco-Packs, they can either create, pack and sell their own Eco-Packs or alternatively Creator-Partners can create their recipe whilst the CookX Asia team helps to stock, fill and fulfil eco-pack orders according to the respective recipes.

“We wanted to give our talented cooks and chefs the ability to learn and earn flexibly. So whether they want to go all-in and take charge of every aspect of Eco-Packs or even if they just want to enjoy the creativity of devising new recipes, they are still being rewarded monetarily for their efforts,” Yew Mun added.

In line with this ambition, CookX Asia imposes a fair 15% commission rate per transaction through the App with a cap fee of RM10. This means that Creator-Partners can earn at least 85% of the income from every sale. The app also makes joining a breeze with zero set-up fees and quick registrations that allow Creator-Partners to get up and running within 3-5 days.

Sharing in the excitement of what’s to come, Yew Mun added, “We are excited to be getting closer to our official launch date when we will be able to offer millions of Malaysians, a brand new and unique experience to interact with the thing they love most – food. To do that we are now working hard to build a base of cooks and chefs that will excite users on a daily with new and interesting recipes that everyone will want to try at home.”

Established in 2021, CookX Asia is a social cooking app that allows the community to engage with each other creating, inspiring and supporting each other whilst building a healthy revenue stream for themselves. CookX Asia already features delectable recipes from the lead chefs at recognisable establishments such as Dewan 1958, Cafe Chef Wan, Kanteen and Beacon Chicken in their community.

To learn more about CookX Asia and find out how to become a Creator-Partner, visit https://cookx.asia/ to start now!

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“At Anchor Food Professionals, our mission is to serve up inspirations to the Food & Beverage business, and home bakers are a part of this. At the time of the pandemic, we have been working on various activities to support and empower home bakers for sustainable growth. With Start Up, bakers can drive their business performance through harnessing specific skill sets learnt as they carve their own competitive advantages and eventually sell more via The Batter Place – listing platform. With this initiative as a way for bakers to skill up and scale up, we believe it will create a catalytic effect for the baking community in Malaysia,” said Jack Tan, Food Service Director, Fonterra Brands Malaysia.

The publicly available platform is timely to further accelerate small and micro enterprises in the baking industry which were impacted due to the pandemic. Since 2020, the activities carried out by Kuali and Anchor include exclusive newsletters for bakers and pâtissiers, baking contests, FB Live streams of cooking demos by Anchor Food Professional Chefs and entrepreneur webinars resented by industry experts and notable influencers.

On top of gathering new knowledge to power-up their businesses – bakers registered with Start Up also have a chance to feature in ‘The Batter Place’ – a free local directory. Available on both web and app, bakers get more visibility to sell more by being discovered through this listing.

For more information, please visit https://www.kuali.com/kuali-bakers-programme/ 

Source: Anchor Food Professionals

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Industry players have commented that the government’s focus on digitalisation under the 12MP will broaden market access as well as facilitate strategic and quality digital investment. In preparing Malaysia to become a digital hub, the government is targeting to provide an enabling environment for the growth of the digital economy under the 12MP. According to the report, the government projects a 25.5 percent contribution of the digital economy to the country’s gross domestic product (GDP).

This effort is to push forward initiatives to establish a progressive and inclusive digital economy in line with the country’s vision, as well as the goals of the Malaysia Digital Economy Blueprint (MyDIGITAL). Rockies Ma, Country General Manager of H3C Malaysia, a leader in digital solutions, emphasised that, “With the support of the Malaysian government, now is the best time to adopt digitalisation.” The company encourages enterprises to jump on the bandwagon to start their digital transformation journey. The government has also mentioned that they would intensify efforts to encourage micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) to adopt digital technologies to ensure that the public would have equal access to opportunities in the digital economy.

Not long after, the Malaysian government announced Budget 2022, reflecting similar approaches in line with the policies and strategies outlined in the 12th Malaysia Plan. Budget 2022 focuses on recovery, rebuilding national resilience and catalysing reform, to drive socio-economic recovery activities and the national development agenda. With the 5G rolled out recently, KKMM is confident that the RM2.625 billion allocation it is receiving under Budget 2022 can help the Malaysian Family move out of the difficulties faced throughout the Covid-19 pandemic period.

Under the Budget, the government would increase the Digitalisation Grant Scheme initiative for SMEs to RM200 million. It is said that the allocation can help accelerate the economic recovery, which took a setback due to the Covid-19 pandemic especially in the SME segment. The Budget is an effort to reflect the country’s determination in developing a more sustainable and inclusive digital economy, shaping it to become an attraction for foreign businesses to make the country their major investment destination.

The Malaysian government laid a foundation for the country’s transformation to a progressive digital economy. It is now onto the MSMEs to take a bold step in propelling their businesses forward by undergoing digitalisation. Industry-leading digital solution providers like H3C offer a full portfolio of Digital Infrastructure products which are cost-effective and provide a comprehensive one-stop digital platform that includes cloud computing, big data, artificial intelligence (AI), the few main technologies that are suited for global manufacturers in Malaysia who are looking to heighten their automation while reducing hours and manpower.

With the vision of “Shaping the Digital Future for a Better Life”, H3C is committed to becoming the most trusted partner of its customers in their quest for business innovation and digital transformation. With the country announcing its plans aiming to drive the development of Malaysia’s digital economy, H3C is ready to help enterprises maneuver their businesses as the nation learns to co-exist with the endemic.

Source: H3C by Rockies Ma, Country General Manager of H3C Malaysia

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After the success of the first Memebank NFT “Doge to the Moon” based on the Chinese Yuan earlier in June, the remaining artworks feature the Japanese Yen, British Pound, Singapore Dollar, United States Dollar, and Malaysian Ringgit. Bids for each will close between the 22nd to 26th of November, with an artwork’s auction closing each day.

“This project was created to merge the physical and digital worlds, and to critique our current financial systems. Each artwork will be sold in the form of NFTs, but unlike most NFT projects, Memebank NFTs come along with physical artworks,” said Red Hong Yi. “There are only 6 unique artworks created under this project with each sold in the edition of 1. As this project was inspired by the concept of NFTs showing proof of ownership, successful bidders for the Memebank NFT will own a physical copper plate and 1/1 canvas print of the artwork.”

Red Hong Yi’s Memebank NFTs take inspiration from international currencies and contemporary meme culture in the digital world. Following the WallStreetBets movement, the USD-inspired banknote features “Diamond Hands”, a Wall Street guy holding diamonds, expressing traders’ abilities to hold their position regardless of downturns or losses in hopes of eventual gain.

While the NFT inspired by the Malaysian Ringgit features “Where Lambo?”, depicting impatient orangutans questioning when their Lambo (short for Lamborghini) will arrive after buying cryptocurrencies. The bunch of bananas in the banknote takes reference from the currency dollar issued by the Japanese government during their occupancy in Malaya in the 1940s to supply authorities with money, which resulted in hyperinflation and a severe depreciation in the value of banana notes.

In other news, Red also has plans  Memebank Exhibition in 2022 with details to be released. Interested visitors can follow Memebank’s website for the latest information.

Source: Studio Red Hong Yi Sdn Bhd

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Organised under the themed “Digital Economy Recovery Through 5G”, this exclusive and innovative platform brings together key experts of 5G across a wide range of industries comprising of Technology, Transportation, Healthcare, Manufacturing, Education, Telecommunication, Energy and Utility, Financial services, Aviation, Ports, Automation, Agriculture, Media & Entertainment, Gaming and many others. In collaboration with leading technology companies, nationwide and internationally, CT Event Asia aims to highlight how Malaysian industries can harness 5G, the ultra-fast connectivity to better serve their customers, offer new products and services, reduce costs, and reinvent the business model.

Attracting 1,000+ senior representatives from across the 5G ecosystem and +60 outstanding and well-known speakers, the Minister of Communications and Multimedia, Tan Sri Datuk Seri Panglima Haji Annuar bin Musa, will be officiating the Event with an honorary keynote speech unveiling the outline of the event. Together with leading sponsors like Telekom Malaysia, FORTINET, EdgePoint, Vive Enterprise Stories, NTT Docomo, Qualcomm, 27 Digital, 5G TECH is set to create more opportunities and exposure for companies in this era of digital transformation. 

The delegates are targeted across leading strategy and innovation leaders, government decision-makers, chief technology officers, C-level industry leaders, IOT related industry leaders, researchers interested in digital transformation, public sector representatives to discuss issues of importance to the development of 5G network in the region.

When asked about the reasons behind organizing this event, the Managing Director of CT Event Asia, Bangaly Camara said: “As the world has changed after the COVID-19 pandemic, the dependence on network speed, capacity, and security has never been greater. The 5G phenomenon is seen as not just a generational step, but as a way for the society to advance together towards a more connected future.”

Interested parties of 5G TECH 2021 can visit at the forums website for more information or request for the event brochure here. 

Source: CT Event Asia

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Over the years, MDEC has introduced several policies and initiatives to spur innovation across the digital content ecosystem and creative industries — these include the Digital Content Creators Challenge (D3), Digital Content Grant, as well as its regional industry events, LEVEL UP KL and Kre8tif!.

More recently, the Malaysian government outlined plans in its Digital Economy Blueprint to develop the country into a regional hub for digital content creation by 2030. This is in addition to an investment of RM$46 million to support and encourage hiring and training in the local film and media production across the sector. 

Malaysia’s digital content industry is primed for growth. For the country to truly shine and lead on the regional and global stage, however, creators need to leverage next-generation technologies, such as real-time 3D visualization software, to spur innovation. The technology is already revolutionizing the creative development process for creators worldwide, accelerating faster, more collaborative workflows, streamlining development processes, as well as the creation of high-fidelity graphics.  

Access to these technologies, in addition to collaborations across the creative ecosystem, will be crucial to bolstering innovation across Malaysia’s creative industries. 

Epic Games, creator of Fortnite, is now powering this wave through its Unreal Engine software, and investment into the Malaysia market. 

(Projects in gaming (left), films (center), and virtual events (right) are among Unreal Engine’s very real applications, depicting work by Malaysian studios.)

“We believe that Malaysia’s digital content industry holds great potential for growth, and we are proud to play our role in supporting local creators, as well as the development of the wider ecosystem,” shared Sameer Pitalwalla, Business Director, India and Southeast Asia, Epic Games. 

“We are rolling out our support for creators in several ways — firstly, democratizing access to next-generation technology with the Unreal Engine, which is free for download. We are also offering a whole gamut of online training initiatives, as well as training and development courses for professionals looking to get started on the Unreal Engine.  

“Secondly, we are enabling greater access to talent and expertise across our global network of Unreal creators, technical specialists, and leading industry experts in gaming, animation, film media and entertainment. Lastly, we have schemes like our Epic MegaGrants, which provide capital and funding for creators leveraging Unreal in new and innovative projects. We believe that the possibilities are endless when the right people are paired with the right technologies at their disposal — and with these pillars of support, we aim to lower the barriers to entry for creators to bring their ideas to life like never before,” he added.

“In Malaysia, we are excited to be working with partners like MDEC, and local developer studios like Streamline Media Group, AeonSparx, Ammobox Studios, FrameMotion, Scribble Studios, and Disguise as they create cutting-edge content for a new digital world.”

As Malaysia now looks to accelerate innovation within its digital content industry, one thing is for sure — that its future is bright with real-time 3D creative visualization. 

The Unreal Engine 4.27 – A Powerful Upgrade To A Creative Ally

Since its creation, Epic Game’s Unreal Engine has allowed creators across game development, film and television, architecture and more achieve unprecedented visual masterpieces through its suite of high-quality development tools for anyone looking to leverage real-time technology solutions.

Regardless of industry, the Unreal Engine has proven to be a strategic, creative ally for creators and innovators in the digital era. Particularly across typically technical, rigid, and time-intensive industries such as media and entertainment, Unreal has been revolutionary in transforming workflows, enabling users to bring their imaginations and visions to life greater and quicker than ever before. 

As the engine continues to develop, the capabilities of the Gaming and Media & Entertainment industry will continue to grow. The Unreal Engine 4.27, which was unveiled earlier in August this year, is introducing powerful new features for creators across game development, animation, film, media and entertainment.

Key highlights include major updates to in-camera visual effects toolsets for virtual production, multi-user editing functions, as well as lighting and ray tracing capabilities that empower creators to create cinematic graphics, and life-like virtual experiences. For many of these applications, the devil is in the details, and Unreal provides an unparalleled level of precision in meeting these needs. 

Source: Epic Games

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To ensure a holistic solution for SMEs and MSMEs, the service also includes an I-POS system, a payment gateway and most importantly, training and educational material for business owners to better utilise the service and grow their business online at an affordable rate.

To build upon the momentum of the project, SMEGO has launched a crowd funding campaign through PitchIN to raise funds to expand the suite of digital services it is offering to SMEs and MSMEs in Malaysia.

“The impact of the pandemic was felt by us all, but the many SMEs and MSMEs in

Malaysia did not have access to the tools and knowledge to help them transition online easily. That’s why we built SMEGO, because we believe that it should be easy for businesses to bring their products online easily. They form the backbone of our economy, so we must be able to provide them with an easy and affordable way to make their business sustainable from now on” explains the CEO and founder of SMEGO, Dato’ Westin Chew.

While there are grants and existing technology solutions available in Malaysia to help businesses make the transition online, there are obstacles that small businesses face in going online. Due to the complexity of applying for the grants and the high price and complexity of the existing solutions in the market, it often means that SMEs and MSMEs do not have feasible options available to them.

This problem is being addressed, with the recent announcement by the Prime Minister YAB Dato’ Sri Ismail Sabri Bin yaakob on the 12th Malaysia Plan, with an emphasis on improving digitalisation for businesses.The government aims to develop a skilled labour force through the use of technology as well as robust training programmes offered by online course providers.

This would result in businesses being able to perform their tasks more effectively, and SMEGO is ideally placed to aid the government in reaching the projected GDP growth of 4.5 percent to 5.5 percent from 2021 to 2025, as well as retain its competitive advantage over neighbouring countries like Vietnam and Indonesia.

Setting up an online store is not easy, especially for those with a digital background and sufficient resources to hire experts. Beyond the initial capital expenditure and technical knowledge required, small brands often struggle to manage the backend, stocking, accounts and logistics Understanding this, SMEGO was built to automate this process as much as possible – allowing the business owner to focus on growing their business, while SMEGO provides backend management for their new online store.

The service has built-in APIs into the ecommerce platforms that allow it to be a single interface for business owners to manage, track and promote their online store. SMEGO was also designed to work for busy entrepreneurs who can easily manage their online store from their mobile phone. The simplicity of the solution also means that there is no need for extra costs that come from hiring technical experts or developing software for businesses, as SMEGO solves the issue.

The other benefits include business training, as SMEGO offers online courses for those who are in need of training and guidance. This extends to funding, as businesses that need financial loans in the future. This will soon include transaction data that SMEGO is able to provide, which is required for any future loan submission that enables business owners to expand, which can be a challenge for some SMEs and MSMEs.

Source: SMEGO

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