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Macnica Acquires Majority Stake in Malaysian-Founded Orangeleaf Consulting

The acquisition aims to integrate digital transformation capabilities to support manufacturing sectors in Japan and beyond.

Japanese technology solutions provider Macnica Inc. has acquired a majority stake in Orangeleaf Consulting Holdings Co (OLC), a digital transformation and enterprise software firm. OLC was founded in Malaysia and maintains operations across Malaysia, Japan, and Singapore. While the financial terms of the deal were not disclosed, the move integrates OLC’s specialized consulting expertise into Macnica’s global operations.

Macnica, headquartered in Yokohama, brings 50 years of experience in semiconductors, cybersecurity, AI, IoT, and smart manufacturing to the partnership. The company currently maintains a global footprint spanning 91 locations across 28 countries. According to the original publisher, this acquisition is designed to combine the complementary strengths of both entities to scale AI and digital transformation efforts for manufacturing clients.

By merging these capabilities, the companies intend to provide customers with an integrated transformation journey. This approach will span from initial application development through to in-sourcing, ensuring that clients can effectively manage their digital evolution. Kazumasa Hara, President and Co-CEO of Macnica, noted that OLC is a leading digital transformation company with capabilities that extend beyond software development and agile transformation to include organisational capability building and talent development.

This acquisition highlights the growing international influence of Malaysian-founded enterprises within the global technology consulting space. For the local industry, the integration of OLC into a major global player like Macnica signals an opportunity for local talent and expertise to influence the digital roadmap of international manufacturing giants. By bridging deep manufacturing expertise with advanced AI and IoT solutions, the move reflects a broader trend of cross-border collaboration aimed at solving complex industrial challenges through digital infrastructure.

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Originally reported by Digital News Asia. Read the original report →

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