Prestariang goes into cloud-based solutions


The company, via its unit Pretariang Capital Sdn Bhd, inked a subscription agreement with OpenLearnings Global Pte Ltd (OGPL) and the founder and grooup chief executive of OGPL Adam Maurice Brimo(filepic) yesterday to buy up to five million new OGPL and 3.06 million convertible preference shares to invest in the cloud platform, according to Prestariang

PETALING JAYA: Information and communications technology firm Prestariang Bhd is venturing into higher education cloud-based markets domestically and regionally.

The company, via its unit Pretariang Capital Sdn Bhd, inked a subscription agreement with OpenLearnings Global Pte Ltd (OGPL) and the founder and grooup chief executive of OGPL Adam Maurice Brimo yesterday to buy up to five million new OGPL and 3.06 million convertible preference shares to invest in the cloud platform, according to Prestariang’s filings with the stock exchange.

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