KUALA LUMPUR: HeiTech Padu Bhd is exploring potential opportunities to participate in Myanmar’s Yadanapon cyber city project as it seeks to expand its regional presence.
In a statement, HeiTech said the proposed project could involve its capabilities in digital infrastructure, systems integration and government technology solutions.
The company’s interest followed earlier engagements with Myanmar stakeholders, including discussions with Diamond Palace Group in 2024.
These were followed by renewed discussions in September and October this year.
HeiTech group chief executive officer Syed Omar Albar Syed Abdullah said the engagement was an important step in exploring potential opportunities in Myanmar.
“Having established a strong track record in delivering mission-critical technology solutions in Malaysia, we see potential to bring our experience and capabilities to other markets.
“Myanmar’s digital development presents areas worth exploring, and we look forward to further discussions with the relevant stakeholders to better understand the opportunities and how HeiTech could contribute.
“We believe that cross-border collaboration can open up new avenues for growth while allowing us to apply our technology expertise in markets with evolving digital infrastructure needs,” he added.
HeiTech said any potential participation is subject to further technical and commercial evaluation, mutual agreement and the necessary regulatory and corporate approvals.