Malaysia's Homegrown AGAPE makes successful transition to Nasdaq


From left: Network 1 Financial Securities, Inc managing director Adam Pasholk, Medical Council/Konsil Kedokteran Indonesia chairman Prof. Dr. Taruna Ikrar, Ambassador of Malaysia to the United States Datuk Seri Mohamed Nazri Abdul Aziz and Agape ATP chairman and CEO Datuk Seri Dr How Kok Choong.

KUALA LUMPUR: AGAPE ATP Corporation, a player in Malaysia's sustainable health and wellness sector, has transitioned from the over-the-counter (OTC) to Nasdaq stock exchange today.

The company said this was a significant step for its strategic progression and ambition on the global stage, positioning the company alongside a select group of Malaysian companies to make this transition.

"The journey to Nasdaq is not just a corporate milestone for Agape ATP; it is a reflection of our relentless dedication to sustainable health, wellness, and the betterment of society at large.

“Listing on Nasdaq gives us the credibility to expand internationally. It also provides the opportunity to support local small-medium enterprises (SMEs) with untapped potential,” founder and chief executive officer Datuk Seri Dr How Kok Choong said in a statement.

He said the decision to list on Nasdaq was a strategic move to expose Agape to the international markets, starting with the U.S. and propelling the company towards Europe and beyond.

“The successful listing on Nasdaq underscores the unwavering trust placed in us by our investors and shareholders. As we tread this new path, we remain firmly rooted in our mission while preparing to secure the immense opportunities that awaits us in the global arena.”

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