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RDM acquires Malaysian operation

Andy-Chandler
Andy Chandler: “Key growth market”

UK: Control and monitoring company Resource Data Management (RDM) has acquired RDM Asia as part of its global growth strategy.

RDM Asia, headquartered in Kuala Lumpur, has grown significantly since being established in 2009, as a subsidiary of leading MalaysianEngineering Services Group AWC Berhad, to serve the rapidly expanding Asian market. Following the purchase of AWC’s shares for a cash consideration of RM260,400 (€62,505), the business now becomes part of the RDM Group.

This latest acquisition follows the purchase by RDM of Taiwan manufacturer FYC in 2008 and Indian software company Resorsys (renamed RDM India) in 2009, and the successful opening of RDM’s US office in 2012.

“Asia is a key growth market in the global economy, and we see huge opportunities in the HVAC and BMS sector,” commented md Andrew Chandler. “RDM Asia has already achieved tremendous success with ‘early adopters’ looking for alternatives to current systems that are cost-effective and proven to deliver.

“We will be building on this excellent start, and rolling out a strategic growth plan with aggressive customer acquisition targets, and expanded sales and support teams on the ground.”

The scale of the potential market, coupled with its rapid growth, means it is a key focus in RDM’s expansion plans. The company will be following the growth model successfully applied in North America following the launch of RDM USA Inc two years ago.

RDM Asia is currently working with some of the region’s largest companies to implement control and monitoring networks for national estates and industrial facilities. One high profile project involves providing a full control and building management solution for Malaysia’s prestigious Technology Park development.

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