KUALA LUMPUR, Dagang NeXchange Bhd (DNeX) has secured its sixth extension from the Ministry of Finance (MOF) to continue operating and maintaining Malaysia’s National Single Window (NSW) for Trade Facilitation.
The latest extension, awarded to DNeX’s wholly owned subsidiary Dagang Net Technologies Sdn Bhd, runs from Sept 1, 2025, to Aug 31, 2026, with the option for a further one-year renewal subject to performance review, prevailing needs, and mutual agreement, the company said in a Bursa Malaysia filing.
Dagang Net, which sits under DNeX’s information technology division, specialises in business-to-business e-commerce and digital transaction services, and has been managing the NSW platform since its launch.
DNeX first won the NSW concession in September 2009 for a five-year term. Since then, it has received multiple extensions — two years in 2014, two in 2016, two in 2017, two in 2019, three in 2021, and now a further year in 2025.
The NSW functions as Malaysia’s backbone for digital trade facilitation, connecting users with permit-issuing agencies, financial institutions, and customs checkpoints to streamline cross-border transactions.
In earlier disclosures, particularly during the 2017 extension, DNeX noted that Dagang Net charged government users 75 sen per kilobyte of electronic data interchange (EDI) volume, while private-sector users were charged 80 sen per kilobyte or RM5 per successful permit and certificate of origin application. No updated pricing has been provided for the latest contract renewal.
On Wednesday, DNeX’s shares slipped two sen or 4.08% to close at 47 sen, giving the group a market value of RM1.57 billion. Despite the dip, the stock remains up more than 67% year to date, having reached a year-high of 53.5 sen on July 28.
