Managing director Dr Norida Abd Rahman said, “As a company, we are in line with the National Shared Prosperity Vision 2030 that aims to accelerate the economy’s upward shift towards advanced and high-income economy, by investing in high potential technology-driven local companies, premised on four key areas of business sustainability, industry leadership, socioeconomic impacts and organisational excellence.
“We value growth as much as other funding companies. However, in responding to trying times whilst ensuring a more sustainable growth trajectory for our investee companies, it is crucial that we factor in additional metrics in helping our investee companies build sustainable business models. She emphasized businesses should not stop short at just staying relevant in their respective space, calling for an effort to inculcate a culture that would compel companies to look beyond just financial metrics, but also aiming to solve persistent issues plaguing the industry or the society at large and improving the community’s quality of life.