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Sedania Aims to 'Bring Sexy Back'

Datuk Azrin Mohd Noor, Managing Director, SEDANIA Innovator | Mohammad Ridzuan Abdul Aziz, CEO, Sedania As-Salam Capital (SASC)

10-Jul-17 08:05

Sedania Aims to 'Bring Sexy Back'

Shareholders of Sedania Innovator recently approved the acquisition of Islamic FinTech platform provider Sedania As-Salam Capital for RM12 million. How will Sedania achieve synergies between this acquisition and its other verticals, namely Green Technologies, Internet of Things, Big Data Analytics and mobile airtime sharing? Datuk Azrin and Ridzuan also explain how SASC will help Sedania rebound from its 2016 net losses of RM2.14 million, while shoring up share prices which have halved since its high in July 2015.


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Tags:  Islamic finance,  FinTech,  disruption,  Green Technologies,  Internet of Things,  IoT,  Big Data Analytics,  BDA,  mobile airtime sharing,  ShareShare,  Airtime Share,  Cloudera,  IDOTTV,  personal loans,  mortgage,  credit card,  hire purchase,  deposits,  As-Sidq,  commodity trading,  Tawaruq,  telco


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