In recent months, Delta Malaysia achieved two key operational milestones: the official opening of the new Johor Bahru office and the successful hosting of the Delta Future Forward 2026 forum in Kuala Lumpur. These developments reflect the company's continued strategic investment in supporting regional industrial transformation across Southeast Asia.
Strategic Expansion in Southern Malaysia
To better serve the growing industrial demand in southern Malaysia, Delta officially established its new office in the Southern Industrial and Logistics Clusters (SiLC) at Iskandar Puteri. Complementing existing operations in Petaling Jaya and Penang, the new site is situated within the Johor-Singapore economic corridor.
"Malaysia is entering a pivotal growth phase driven by AI, digital infrastructure, and advanced manufacturing," noted Eng Yong Ch'ng, Country Manager of Delta Malaysia. "As organizations scale their investments, the priority is shifting from sheer capacity to infrastructure that is both resilient and energy-efficient. Our new Johor Bahru office positions us to work closely with local partners to navigate this transformation."
Delta hosts an AI infrastructure forum in Kuala Lumpur, empowering the local partner ecosystem.
Delta Future Forward 2026: Convening the Industry on AI Infrastructure
In parallel with expanding its physical footprint, Delta hosted the Delta Future Forward 2026 forum in Kuala Lumpur on July 30. Organized under the theme "Building a Resilient, Energy-Efficient Future," the event brought together industry executives, technical specialists, and partners to examine the infrastructure requirements for scalable AI implementation.
Discussions centered on the integration of critical power infrastructure, advanced cooling systems, smart manufacturing, and resilient supply chains. The forum also featured demonstrations of Delta's practical applications, including AI data center configurations, microgrid-to-data-center energy architectures, and automated production solutions.
"Long-term success in the AI era relies on how power, cooling, automation, and manufacturing integrate into a single ecosystem," emphasized Jason Yuan, President of Delta Southeast Asia and ANZ. "With Delta Future Forward 2026, we aimed to create an executive forum to exchange insights and showcase how our integrated capabilities serve as a scalable foundation for the region's growth."
These initiatives mark steady progress in solidifying Delta's operational capabilities and reinforcing the long-term partnership with the Malaysian industrial sector.
