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Malaysia’s largest fintech TNG Digital becomes unicorn, mulls IPO, says shareholder CIMB

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Ram Anand / Bloomberg • 1 min read
Malaysia’s largest fintech TNG Digital becomes unicorn, mulls IPO, says shareholder CIMB
The operator of one of Malaysia’s most popular e-wallet apps is the country’s newest unicorn — a start-up valued at over US$1 billion ($1.29 billion) — joining Carsome Group, which operates a used-car online marketplace in Southeast Asia. Photo: Bloomberg
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TNG Digital Sdn, Malaysia’s largest fintech company, has reached unicorn status and will weigh an initial public offering, according to shareholder CIMB Group Holdings.

“We are very confident that TNG is already qualified as a unicorn,” Gurdip Singh Sidhu, country head of Malaysia, CIMB Bank, told reporters on Tuesday. “The question of IPO is something we will assess, but it’s not something we are rushing into.”

The operator of one of Malaysia’s most popular e-wallet apps is the country’s newest unicorn — a start-up valued at over US$1 billion ($1.29 billion) — joining Carsome Group, which operates a used-car online marketplace in Southeast Asia.

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