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Nexus Meridian Capital To Expand In Southeast Asia, Creating Over 200 Jobs

KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 16 (Bernama) -- Nexus Meridian Capital Holdings Sdn Bhd has announced plans to establish five new regional offices across Southeast Asia by 2026, creating more than 200 high-value jobs.

The strategic expansion reflects Malaysia’s shift from a traditional business outsourcing model to a more complex, system-driven digital economy, supported by policy maturity, infrastructure, and converging capital flows.

As part of this trend, technology-orientated holding companies are increasingly establishing physical entities in Malaysia to participate in long-term digital development, with Nexus Meridian Capital standing out as a leading example, according to a statement.

The company has adopted a systematic approach for market entry, focusing on platform viability, artificial intelligence integration, and governance and integration. This aligns with the global shift from "rapid expansion" toward "structural quality and sustainability".

While individual project lifecycles are often limited, long-term value resides in underlying systems and platform architecture. Nexus Meridian Capital functions as a holding entity that builds replicable, scalable technical frameworks rather than chasing short-term scale, providing strong resilience against market cycles.

Malaysia offers a mature, transparent regulatory framework alongside a market still in a deep phase of digital transformation. The country increasingly serves as a pivotal node for regional synergy, enabling long-term strategic positioning and platform integration.

The core challenge for Nexus Meridian lies in evolving its platform capabilities while maintaining stability. In a tech landscape returning to rationality, enterprises focused on systems may attract less initial attention but often demonstrate superior value over extended cycles.

-- BERNAMA