We’re designed to simplify the process of launching your company in Malaysia. We handle everything from registering limited liability partnerships (PLT) to incorporating private limited companies (Sdn. Bhd.). For foreign investors, we provide guidance and support to register your company under the Malaysian Companies Act 2016. With DMC, your entrepreneurial journey begins with clarity and confidence.
We take the weight of statutory compliance off your shoulders so you can focus on your business. Our team manages essential filings, record-keeping, and board meeting documentation to ensure your business stays aligned with Malaysian legal requirements.
On 26 November 2024, Companies Commission of Malaysia (“SSM”) announced the mandatory implementation of the Malaysian Business Reporting System 2.0 (MBRS 2.0) in stages. All the companies including foreign companies registered in Malaysia must prepare and submit their Financial Statements and Reports (“FSR”) digitally to SSM in eXtensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL) format under MBRS 2.0 with effect from 1 June 2025.
We offer services for preparation and conversion of FSR to XBRL format to ensure compliance with the requirements set by the SSM.
Keeping up with evolving regulations is no easy task—but that’s where we come in. Our advisory team helps you interpret and implement the Companies Act 2016, Bursa Listing Requirements, and other frameworks to avoid penalties and safeguard your reputation.
We deliver specialized governance support for Bursa-listed companies. From coordinating board activities to overseeing annual reporting, we help your business maintain transparency and meet shareholder expectations.
Tensions between directors or shareholders can stall progress—we provide calm, neutral, and practical solutions that protect your business and promote resolution.
Whether you’re pivoting, merging, or transitioning ownership, we provide tailored advice to realign your corporate structure with your business goals.
Make informed decisions with confidence. Our in-depth corporate searches and background checks support your investment strategies and help you vet potential partners or acquisitions.
When it’s time to officially cease operations, DMC ensures your company is deregistered properly and in full compliance with Malaysian regulations. We guide you through every step, preparing documentation and notifying the necessary authorities so your exit is smooth and stress-free.
If your business is solvent but no longer needed, DMC facilitates the Members’ Voluntary Winding-Up process with care and compliance. We help you manage legal formalities, asset distribution, and closure procedures while ensuring full transparency.
We’re designed to simplify the process of launching your company in Malaysia. We handle everything from registering sole proprietorships and partnerships to incorporating private limited companies (Sdn. Bhd.). For foreign investors, we provide guidance and support to register your company under the Malaysian Companies Act 2016. With DMC, your entrepreneurial journey begins with clarity and confidence.
We take the weight of statutory compliance off your shoulders so you can focus on your business. Our team manages essential filings, record-keeping, and board meeting documentation to ensure your business stays aligned with Malaysian legal requirements.
Keeping up with evolving regulations is no easy task—but that’s where we come in. Our advisory team helps you interpret and implement the Companies Act 2016, Bursa Listing Requirements, and other frameworks to avoid penalties and safeguard your reputation.
We deliver specialized governance support for Bursa-listed companies. From coordinating board activities to overseeing annual reporting, we help your business maintain transparency and meet shareholder expectations.
Keeping up with evolving regulations is no easy task—but that’s where we come in. Our advisory team helps you interpret and implement the Companies Act 2016, Bursa Listing Requirements, and other frameworks to avoid penalties and safeguard your reputation.
We designed to simplify the process of launching your company in Malaysia. Handle everything from registering sole proprietorships and partnerships to incorporating private limited companies (Sdn. Bhd.). For foreign investors, we provide guidance and support to register your company under the Malaysian Companies Act 2016. With DMC, your entrepreneurial journey begins with clarity and confidence.
We act as your named Company Secretary and manage essential statutory duties, including maintaining registers, filing annual returns, and updating company records. Tracking deadlines, handle routine submissions to the Companies Commission of Malaysia (SSM), and help navigate changes to your company’s structure.
Supports directors and business owners in making informed, legally sound decisions. We provide professional advice on the responsibilities of company directors, corporate governance best practices, and compliance with the Companies Act 2016. Our team also assists with company searches and due diligence, helping you manage risks and stay ahead of regulatory expectations.
We provide comprehensive support for various registrations essential to business operations in Malaysia. This includes registering with statutory bodies such as EPF (Employees Provident Fund) and SOCSO (Social Security Organisation), Ministry of Finance (MOF) registration, and securing trademarks or domain names. Our team ensures all documentation is accurate and submitted on time, reducing delays and increasing approval success.Whether you’re building a brand or ensuring compliance, Datamet streamlines the process so you can focus on growing your business.
Malaysia offers several types of business structures, including Sole Proprietorship, Partnership, Private Limited Company (Sdn. Bhd.), Public Limited Company (Bhd) and Limited Liability Partnership (PLT).
At DMC, we specialize in setting up Sdn. Bhd., Bhd and PLT entities.
The minimum requirements are:-
Typically, 7 business days, if all documents and information are complete.
Shareholders must first deposit the capital into the company’s bank account, then lodge the necessary documents with Companies Commission of Malaysia (SSM) after the approval of Directors and/or Shareholders is/are obtained.
Shareholders must first deposit the capital into the company’s bank account, then lodge the necessary documents with Companies Commission of Malaysia (SSM) after the approval of Directors and/or Shareholders is/are obtained.
No. The registered office is the official address of the company used for receiving legal documents and where statutory records are kept. The business address is where your actual business activities take place. Both must be declared separately to SSM.
Incorporation can be done without a business address, but one will be needed later (post-incorporation). You may incorporate now and have a business address later.
It depends on your business goals (both offer limited liability protection):
At DMC, we can help you to set up either a Sdn. Bhd. or an PLT — get in touch to find out which is right for you.
You can replace a company secretary at any time. It is super easy to switch to DMC, all you have to do is inform your current secretary, then we will handle the rest.
Typically, it takes about 3 business days, if all documents are completed.
Our goal is to simplify your business operations so you can focus on what matters most — growing your business.