Malaysia EPU TAF Companies

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Norhalim YunusMalaysian Technology Development Corporation

6 August 2009


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An integrated Venture Capital Corporation

Incorporated on March 10, 1992

Objectives:-


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In a unique position to offer an integrated services

supporting early stage and expanding technology

companies.


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CRDF

UNIVERSITY/RI

TAFTECHNOLOGYCENTRES

1.OSA TECHNOLOGY S/B2.MBDR S/B

3.LAMBANG WIBAWA S/B

1.XORIX S/B

2.PHYTOMEDICARE S/B

3. NOVA S/B

1.GRANULAB S/B

2.GAS GENERATOR S/B

1.MAGNA MISSION S/B

2.HALAGEL PLANT (M)S/B

3. BIOCOLLAGEN S/B


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Commercialisation of R&D Fund (CRDF) provided financialassistance to universities/research institutions and eligibleMalaysian companies to undertake full commercialisation.

Under CRDF, commercialisation refers to a process bywhich the results of research projects are converted tomarketable products and commercially produced.


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CRDF 2&3 approvals for Commercialisation of Public SectorR&D by Spin-offs and Start-ups.


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CRDF 4 approvals for Commercialisation of Public SectorR&D by Industry.


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From 149 CRDF approvals in 9MP, 72 projects are for theCommercialisation of R&D from public

universities/research institutes.


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TAF provides financial assistance to eligible MalaysianSMEs to acquire foreign technologies. The acquisition willfast track domestic technology development capacity

and ultimately bypass the expensive and riskydevelopmental stages.

TAF supports the effort undertaken by Malaysiancompanies to enhance their technology level, production

processes and competitiveness.


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IP Generated by 9MP Grant Recipients


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Knowledge Workers Employed by 9MP Grant Recipients


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Graduate Entrepreneurial Programme (SYMBIOSIS)

FMBiosis conducted in collaboration with FRIM to helppromote commercialisation of its research throughgraduate entrepreneurial development programme.

- Output: 10 spin-off companies have been establishedto commercialise 10 technologies from FRIM

- Similar programme i.e. SYMBIOSIS will commencewith UTM, UKM and UPM


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TECHNOLOGY

COLLABORATIONS NURTURED

AND FOSTERED BY MTDC


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MTDC invests in early, developing and late-stagetechnology-based businesses.

MTDC limits its exposure to around 30% equity stake.

Investment horizon is limited up to five years.

Exit strategies include Pre-IPO sale, management buy-outand saleback to project promoters.


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MLSCF Portfolio Companies (direct & indirect)AGRICULTURE/FOOD

Branded Consumer

Products

AgBio

WellnessAbunda Corp

INDUSTRIAL

Advanced

Biofuels/Biorefineries

HEALTHCAREBioprocessing

Medical Device

HEALTHCARE

Medical Device

Direct Indirect

HEALTHCARE

Therapeutics

Deliveries

Consumer Healthcare

Sentinext Therapeutics


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Industry/Technology Cluster


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Industry/Technology Cluster


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Activity Commercialisation of Mycorrhiza Crop

Enhancer

Product Mycorrhiza Crop Enhancer

Product Application Crop enhancer for palm oil plantation

and various types of plantations.

Market Local and foreign (Indonesia )

Status Commercial Production Mycorrhiza

Crop Enhancer

Total Workforce 64

Malaysian Agri-Hi Tech Sdn Bhd


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Activity Acquisition of Technology Licensing for

the Production of 4 Sim Card FixedWireless Terminal

Product 4 Sim Card Fixed Wireless Terminal

Product Application To provide standard telephone

services in areas where telephone

service in areas where telephone lineare unavailable or where expansion of

existing lines is difficult of high cost due

to geographical constraint

Market Indonesia

Status The company has completed the

acquisition and produced the 4 sim

card fixed wireless terminal

commercially

Total Workforce 150

Imbangan Mesra Sdn Bhd


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Activity Acquisition of Designs for the

Production of Steam Trap Device(Steampro)

Product Steam Trap Device (Steampro)

Product Application Steam traps are automatic vales used

in every steam system to removecondensate, air and other non-

condensable gases while preventing

or minimizing the passing of steam

Market Local and foreign (Thailand,

Indonesia, Korea)

Status The company has completed the

acquisition of design and produced

the steam trap device commercially

Total Workforce 12

Steampro Conservation Sdn Bhd


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Activity Commercialisation of DownstreamTilapia Processing (Gilled, Gutted

and Scaled) and Restructured FishFillet using Individual Quick Freezingwith Glazing Technology

Product IQF glazed whole tilapia

IQF glazed restructured fish fillet

IQF breaded fish filletProduct Application Frozen fresh water fish mainly tilapia

Market Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Bahrain,Iraq

Status Project has been partly completedand the products have beenproduced and sold to export market

Total Workforce 35

Ambang Wibawa Sdn Bhd


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Activity Commercialisation of DiCalcium

Phosphate (DCP) and Mono-DiCalcium Phosphate (MDCP)

Product Dicalcium phosphate (DCP) and

mono-dicalcium phosphate (MDCP)

Product Application Animal feedstock

Market Thailand, S. Korea, Indonesia, Italy,

Syria, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh

Status Project ongoing

Total Workforce 52

Malaysian Phosphate Additives Sdn Bhd


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Creation of start up companies is vital. Various issues

need addressing in RMK10. e.g. ecosystem, funding,purchasing policy, wider issues of entrepreneurship etc.

Combination of VC investments in foreign companies andstrategic linkages with local start-ups could potentially

create new technology company cluster.


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