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Best Investment Industry Companies in Malaysia

The 215 best Investment Industry companies in Malaysia in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals.

215companies tracked
$0disclosed funding
0unicorns
—have raised

Malaysia's Investment Industry is moving fast, and this directory ranks 215 companies operating across it, ordered by disclosed funding momentum rather than name recognition. No unicorns yet, and total disclosed equity is thin across the board, but that's not the story. The story is activity. Median app installs across investment banking and investment management platforms are up roughly 25% year-on-year, tracked across 82 apps in the sector. That's a real signal of retail and institutional interest compressing into digital channels simultaneously.

So what's driving the heat? Themes like stock performance, stock indices, and investment deal flow are dominating coverage right now, and AI's growing grip on investment tooling is only accelerating that. The momentum visible in the Middle East rhymes with what you're seeing here: capital formation is getting louder, not quieter, even where headline funding figures look quiet. V Capital, Kenanga, and Maybank Kim Eng anchor our top listings, with CapBay and Tiong Nam Logistics Holdings among the most active investors tracked. I'd watch CapBay especially, given how trade finance and supply chain capital is finding new relevance in Southeast Asia right now.

Ranked: Best Investment Industry companies in Malaysia

#CompanyDisclosed fundingStageFoundedFounderEmployeesTech stackRecent signals
1BlueChip Venture Fund
Venture capital firm focused on the tech industry
—Unfunded2023Dato Lai
Co-Founder & Chairman
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225 Startups
Accelerators and incubators focused on startups
—Unfunded2022Ann Khoo
Director
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3D Future
Venture capital firm focused on mobile application, lifestyle, and multiple sectors
—Unfunded2022Datuk Chen
Founder & CEO
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4Dayo Holdings
Private equity firm focused on strategic investments
—Deadpooled2022Hadjnan
CEO
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5Decago
Venture capital firm
—Unfunded2022S Rubaneswaran
Founder & CEO
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6AG Asia Capital Holdings
Venture capital firm focused on food, retail, and fintech sectors
—Unfunded2021Zi Cheah
General Manager
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7Brother Assets
Venture capital fund focused on multiple sectors
—Unfunded2020Derrick Hooi
Chairman & Director
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8Digital Penang
Venture capital firm investing in tech-based companies
—Unfunded2020Haji Bin Long
Board of Director
—WordPressMySQLPHP+242 partnerships

Top 4 Investment Industry companies in Malaysia

#1
Public · Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur · founded 2013
—raised
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Corporate advisory firm. Its capabilities include IPOs, M&As, IR/PR, branding, digital marketing, and technology solutions like software solutions, artificial intelligence, and fintech.

Founders & team
Zhi AngChief Financial OfficerAlex CNon-Executive Independent Board DirectorVictor LeeExecutive Director
Tech stack
Amazon S3Amazon Web ServicesAmchartsCdnjsCloudflareCloudflare Browser Insights
#2
Public · Johor Bahru, Johor · founded 1968 · 30 employees
—raised
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Real estate fund focused on multiple strategies

Founders & team
Calvin Khai ShiuanCEO
Investors
Tiong Nam Logistics Holdings
Tech stack
Contact Form 7Core-JsElementorElementor Header & Footer BuilderGoogle AnalyticsGoogle Font Api
#3
Public · Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur · founded 1973
—raised
▾

Kenanga Investment Bank is an investment banking firm. The services provided include equity capital market, debt capital market, M&A advisory, etc. It operates out of 30 offices in Malaysia.

LinkedIn Pulse recent public activity · Jul 2026
Audience: 84k LinkedIn followers — 38.0% of this cohort's audience
Activity: 1 awards announced in 12 mo
Founders & team
Tengku IsmailCo-Founder & AdvisorLionel HoCEOTai FeeChief Risk Officer
Investors
CapBay
Tech stack
Amazon SesAmazon Web ServicesAzureAzure Front DoorBootstrapCloudflare
#4
Funding Raised · Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur · founded 1973
—raised
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Maybank Kim Eng is a global investment bank. The firm provides M&A advisory, equity capital market, and debt capital market services to its clients.

Founders & team
Aditya LaroiaCEOJigar ShahCEOMontree SornpaisarnCEO

Funding & investor landscape

$0total disclosed funding
0companies funded
0disclosed rounds
0rounds last 90 days
Most active investors
CapBay1 rounds
Tiong Nam Logistics Holdings1 rounds

Notable founders

Zhi Ang
Chief Financial Officer · V Capital
Alex C
Non-Executive Independent Board Director · V Capital
Calvin Khai Shiuan
CEO · IWCITY
Tengku Ismail
Co-Founder & Advisor · Kenanga
Lionel Ho
CEO · Kenanga
Aditya Laroia
CEO · Maybank Kim Eng
Jigar Shah
CEO · Maybank Kim Eng

Common questions

How many Investment Industry companies are there in Malaysia?
Radar tracks 215 indexable Investment Industry companies headquartered in Malaysia that meet our profile-completeness bar.
What is the total funding raised by Investment Industry companies in Malaysia?
The Investment Industry companies in Malaysia on this list have raised a combined $0 in disclosed equity funding across 0 funded companies.
Which is the highest-funded Investment Industry company in Malaysia?
Funding figures are not yet disclosed for Investment Industry companies in Malaysia.
How many Investment Industry companies in Malaysia are funded?
0 of the 215 Investment Industry companies in Malaysia on this list have disclosed at least one equity funding round.
How many Investment Industry unicorns are there in Malaysia?
None of the Investment Industry companies in Malaysia on this list currently has a disclosed valuation of $1B or more.
Who are the top investors in Malaysia Investment Industry companies?
The most active investors in Malaysia Investment Industry companies on this list include CapBay, Tiong Nam Logistics Holdings.
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