SINGAPORE, Aug 29 — Six Malaysian companies have made it into Forbes Asia’s third annual edition of the 100 to Watch list, which spotlights small companies and startups on the...
SINGAPORE, Aug 29 — Six Malaysian companies have made it into’s third annual edition of the 100 to Watch list, which spotlights small companies and startups on the rise across the Asia Pacific region.The 100 to Watch list, which can be found at’s 100 to Watch list are a study in resilience. With rising interest rates, funding is harder to come by for startups.
This year’s list spotlights small companies and startups that are targeting underserved markets or applying new technologies, from generative AI to blood-based cancer diagnostics.
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