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Malaysia mobile tech firm Macrokiosk to grow regional footprint in Laos, Cambodia

The company is fully owned by Trigoh, a Malaysian investment holding company founded by three brothers

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Tan Ai Leng

Published Thu, Dec 15, 2022 · 05:50 AM
    • Macrokiosk is fully owned by Trigoh, an investment holding company, which was founded by three brothers - CS Goh (from left), Kenny Goh and Henry Goh.
    • Macrokiosk is fully owned by Trigoh, an investment holding company, which was founded by three brothers - CS Goh (from left), Kenny Goh and Henry Goh. PHOTO: TRIGOH

    [KUALA LUMPUR]  ENTERPRISE solutions company Macrokiosk will further expand its regional presence to include Cambodia and Laos.

    Founded 22 years ago by three brothers in Malaysia, the company started out as a startup providing mobile messaging services. Today, it offers tech solutions to large businesses across Asia, with offices in seven South-east Asian countries.

    Speaking to The Business Times in an interview in Kuala Lumpur, Macrokiosk chief executive officer Kenny Goh said the expansion into Cambodia and Laos is part of a three-year plan to enhance its market position in driving the digital economy.

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