The Borneo Post (Sabah)

Exabytes acquires IWV Malaysia

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KUALA LUMPUR: Exabytes Capital Group Sdn Bhd (Exabytes), an eCommerce and Cloud solutions provider in Southeast Asia, announces its 100 per cent acquisitio­n of ICONZ-Webvisions Sdn Bhd (IWV Malaysia).

The sales and purchase agreement to fully acquire IWV Malaysia, a KLbased Enterprise Cloud Provider, was signed on February 9, 2018 for an undisclose­d amount. According to Exabytes’ founder and chief executive officer, Chan Kee Siak this acquisitio­n marks the first part of the Exabytes Group’s merger and acquisitio­n roadmap for the year 2018.

“IWV Malaysia is our first acquisitio­n in 2018, as part of the group’s strategy to move up the value chain of being an eCommerce and Cloud provider. We evaluated IWV for the team’s experience and specialize­d skills; and seeing that it will immediate add onto Exabytes’ aspiration­s to be a full-fledged enterprise Cloud Services provider, we thus decided on the purchase,” said Chan.

Post-acquisitio­n, IWV Malaysia would be rebranded as Exabytes Enterprise. The subsidiary company will mainly be offering managed enterprise cloud services, targeted at medium to large enterprise­s in Malaysia.

“Today, the Exabytes Group effectivel­y has 300 dedicated cloudcentr­ic system and applicatio­n engineers as well as profession­ally-trained specialist­s to meet the demand for the managed enterprise cloud services where increasing local demand is anticipate­d over the next 12 months,” added Chan.

Meanwhile, the Exabytes Group has an existing network of worldclass data centres in Malaysia respective­ly located in Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Cyberjaya as well as in five other Global Locations, in Singapore, Indonesia (Jakarta), Hong Kong, Tokyo and the US.

“I am confident that the addition of IWV Malaysia via this acquisitio­n to form Exabytes Enterprise, will be synergisti­c to the greater performanc­e of the Exabytes Group – for our shareholde­rs, partners and customers,” Chan commented.

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