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On 6 November 2025, Malaysia-based digital media company Catcha Digital Berhad announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, iMedia Asia Sdn Bhd, has entered into a conditional share-sale agreement to acquire 100 percent of Maxoom Sdn Bhd, the owner of the tech media platform TechNave, for a total cash consideration of RM6.125 million.
Deal details and strategic context
For your information, the agreement involves a two-part payment structure: a “Completion Sum” of RM1.8 million payable upon completion of the deal, followed by a “Post-Completion Sum” of RM4.325 million due 12 months later. Maxoom also provides a net asset guarantee of RM885 000 as of the completion accounts date.
Additionally, Catcha Digital stated that this move marks its strategic entry into the consumer technology segment. Plus, TechNave operates in English, Malay and Chinese, covering consumer gadgets, smartphones, accessories and electric vehicles.
Moreover, the platform also collaborates with major global tech brands. Through this acquisition, Catcha Digital aims to leverage TechNave’s strong audience base and advertiser relationships to expand its digital media ecosystem.
Why it matters for Malaysia’s Tech Media scene
The acquisition of Maxoom allows Catcha Digital to strengthen its position in Malaysia’s growing tech media industry. TechNave’s multilingual reach and established reputation allow Catcha Digital to deliver broader content and marketing solutions for tech brands targeting Malaysian and regional audiences.
Furthermore, this move reflects a broader trend of consolidation in Malaysia’s digital media sector, particularly among companies focusing on technology, consumer electronics and digital advertising. For readers, it could lead to more integrated coverage of gadgets, product launches, features, tech specs, release dates and pricing across platforms under the Catcha Digital group.
What do you think about Catcha Digital’s move to acquire TechNave’s parent company? Will this shape the future of tech content and advertising in Malaysia?
Stay tuned to TechNave.com for more updates.
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