High Tech & Green Facility (HTG)

Malaysian SMEs* in the following sectors: 


Manufacturing

• Electrical and Electronics (E&E)
• Chemicals
• Refined petroleum
• Machinery and Equipment (M&E)
• Medical devices & pharmaceuticals
• Automotive and transport equipment (including aerospace; vehicle and parts manufacturers)

Services

• Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
• Research and Development 

OR

• Businesses involved in providing technology solutions:
  

Green technology

• Renewable energy & energy efficiency
• Transportation
  • Clean transportation, electric vehicle, battery development
• Natural resources
  • Sustainable water and waste management
  • Aquatic conservation and pollution prevention
• Circular economy
  • Reusing, recycling and remanufacturing
  • Repurposing of stranded assets
• Agritech
  • Precision and automated farming
  • Vertical farming
  • Farming using drones, IoT and big data analytics
• Low carbon technologies
  • Low carbon-emitting technologies (Carbon, capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS), low carbon hydrogen)
    
    

Digital and 4IR technology

• Smart manufacturing (IoT solutions)
• Artificial Intelligence (AI)
• Big data analytics
  
• Virtual/ Augmented reality
  
• Robotics
  
• Drone technologies
  
• Connectivity and distributed infrastructure (5G, blockchain, cloud computing)
  
• 3D printing
  
• Software development (digital healthcare technology, e-commerce, fintech and payment platform, gaming mobility solutions)
  

Biotechnology

• Neurotechnology
  
• Biohealth (genetics)
  
• Biosciences (crop and yield improvement)
  

*At least 51% shares held by Malaysians and as defined by SME Corporation Malaysia’s Guideline for SME Definition

All loan applications are subject to the necessary credit review and approval by United Overseas Bank (Malaysia) Bhd (Reg. No. 199301017069 (271809-K)) ("UOB") according to the UOB's credit policy and product guidelines.

For full PDS, please refer to the following: ENG | BM