Khazanah was incorporated under the Companies Act 2016 on 3 September 1993 as a public limited company and began operations a year later. Except for one share owned by the Federal Lands Commissioner, all the share capital of Khazanah is owned by the Minister of Finance Incorporated, a body pursuant to the Ministry of Finance (Incorporation) Act 1957.
Through our investments and activities, we seek to deliver sustainable economic and societal benefits for the nation that will help in Advancing Malaysia.
We do this by achieving long-term risk-adjusted returns across our portfolio, as well as undertaking investments that catalyse new growth areas, strengthen Malaysia’s economic competitiveness, and contribute to priority socioeconomic outcomes.
We also invest and operate responsibly to ensure that everything we do has long-lasting impact towards a better future for Malaysia.
We have set 4 Strategic Imperatives that clearly define what we must do to succeed in delivering our purpose
Khazanah will undertake four key initiatives to deliver impactful outcomes for the nation
through Advancing Malaysia.
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Dana Impak
Invest in catalytic sectors through Dana Impak, to strengthen the country’s resilience and open new growth opportunities.
Six themes have been identified, namely:
Active Corporate Player
Participate as an active shareholder to create value in Malaysia’s capital markets. Given that the majority of our portfolio is in Malaysian public assets, we constantly look for opportunities to ‘crowd-in’ new private investments, drive best-in class performance in our investee companies, and work with regulators to improve the regulatory environment. We aim to encourage our investee companies in future-proofing their businesses through embracing technology and sustainability to navigate the current challenging economic climate.
Global Investor
We invest globally across various asset classes to create wealth for Malaysia. International investments currently make up approximately 30% of our Commercial Fund across several asset classes, including Public and Private Equities, and Real Assets. While we make these investments overseas to grow our portfolio value, we also look for opportunities to facilitate flows of knowledge, networks, and investment opportunities into Malaysia.
Building Capacity and Vibrant Communities
Build capacity and develop vibrant communities for the benefit of Malaysians through our activities and via our affiliated entities such as Yayasan Hasanah, Khazanah Research Institute, Taman Tugu, Think City, Yayasan Khazanah, Khazanah Megatrends Forum and Galeri Khazanah.
Invest in catalytic sectors through Dana Impak, to strengthen the country’s resilience and open new growth opportunities.
Six themes have been identified, namely:
Participate as an active shareholder to create value in Malaysia’s capital markets. Given that the majority of our portfolio is in Malaysian public assets, we constantly look for opportunities to ‘crowd-in’ new private investments, drive best-in class performance in our investee companies, and work with regulators to improve the regulatory environment. We aim to encourage our investee companies in future-proofing their businesses through embracing technology and sustainability to navigate the current challenging economic climate.
We invest globally across various asset classes to create wealth for Malaysia. International investments currently make up approximately 30% of our Commercial Fund across several asset classes, including Public and Private Equities, and Real Assets. While we make these investments overseas to grow our portfolio value, we also look for opportunities to facilitate flows of knowledge, networks, and investment opportunities into Malaysia.
Building Capacity and Vibrant Communities
Build capacity and develop vibrant communities for the benefit of Malaysians through our activities and via our affiliated entities such as Yayasan Hasanah, Khazanah Research Institute, Taman Tugu, Think City, Yayasan Khazanah, Khazanah Megatrends Forum and Galeri Khazanah.