SHAH ALAM: HeiTech Padu Bhd is exploring potential opportunities to participate in Myanmar’s Yadanapon Cyber City Project, as the technology solutions provider steps up its engagement with stakeholders in the country.
In a statement yesterday, HeiTech said the proposed project presents an opportunity for them to explore the application of its technology capabilities in areas such as digital infrastructure, systems integration and government technology solutions, in support of Myanmar’s digital development agenda.
HeiTech’s interest in the project follows earlier engagements with Myanmar stakeholders, including discussions with Diamond Palace Group of Companies in 2024, followed by renewed discussions in September and October 2026.
As part of these engagements, HeiTech hosted a high-level Myanmar government delegation at HeiTech Village 2 (HTV2) in Bukit Jelutong, Shah Alam, to showcase its technology capabilities, infrastructure and experience in delivering large-scale ICT solutions.
The delegation was led by Union Minister of Labour Maung Myint, accompanied by Deputy Finance and Revenue Minister Kyaw Htin; Deputy Immigration and Population Minister Ye Htun Oo, and Myanmar Ambassador to Malaysia U Aung Kyaw Moe.
During the visit, HeiTech presented its experience in developing, integrating and managing mission-critical ICT systems for government agencies and enterprise clients in Malaysia. Its capabilities span systems integration, application development, managed services and digital infrastructure operations.
HeiTech group CEO Syed Omar Albar Syed Abdullah said having established a strong track record in delivering mission-critical technology solutions in Malaysia, they see potential to bring their experience and capabilities to other markets.
“Myanmar’s digital development presents areas worth exploring, and we look forward to further discussions with the relevant stakeholders to better understand the opportunities and how HeiTech could contribute. Beyond the immediate project opportunity, our engagement in Myanmar is part of our broader effort to explore strategic partnerships and expand our presence in regional markets.
We believe that cross-border collaboration can open up new avenues for growth while allowing us to apply our technology expertise in markets with evolving digital infrastructure needs,” he added.
The discussions on the Yadanapon Cyber City Project remain at an exploratory stage, with any potential participation subject to further technical and commercial evaluation, mutual agreement and the necessary regulatory and corporate approvals.
