Neural Semiconductor opens Malaysia office, marks first for Bangladesh
MA Jabbar, managing director of Neural Semiconductor, led the inauguration, while Terence Gaspar is heading the company's operations in Malaysia.
Neural Semiconductor has established a physical office in Malaysia, marking what the company describes as the first such presence by a Bangladeshi semiconductor company in the Southeast Asian country.
The company's Malaysian entity, Neural Semiconductor Sdn Bhd, was inaugurated in Penang in the presence of YB Tuan Jagdeep Singh Deo, deputy chief minister II of Penang; Shaik Ismail Allauddin, honorary consul of Bangladesh in Penang; and J Philip Vincent, group director of GSH Group of Companies, according to a press release.
MA Jabbar, managing director of Neural Semiconductor, led the inauguration, while Terence Gaspar is heading the company's operations in Malaysia.
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The expansion is aimed at strengthening the company's international presence, developing cross-border partnerships, and creating new business opportunities in the global semiconductor industry, according to the company.
Neural Semiconductor also plans to expand its engineering workforce to meet growing global market demand, while promoting Bangladesh's semiconductor engineering capabilities internationally.
