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Celcomdigi Berhad, an investment holding entity, primarily delivers mobile telecommunication services and associated products throughout Malaysia. The company's extensive operations encompass the establishment, ongoing maintenance, and provision of telecommunication services, alongside the marketing and distribution of various communication devices. It also oversees retail outlets, manages its optical fiber transmission network, and engages in real estate investment ventures. Beyond its core telecommunications focus, Celcomdigi extends its offerings to include e-commerce platforms and diverse digital services and solutions. It provides crucial telecommunication infrastructure support, comprehensive cybersecurity measures, network management, and advanced information and communication technology (ICT) solutions. The firm additionally assists businesses with enterprise management and integration systems, coupled with strategic planning, business development, and comprehensive administrative support functions. Furthermore, its service portfolio covers network connectivity, capacity provision, mobile communication, and data transmission services. This also includes specialized network and application functionality, as well as a variety of content solutions. Established in 1995, the company previously operated as Digi.Com Berhad before officially rebranding to Celcomdigi Berhad in February 2023. Its corporate headquarters are situated in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia.
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