Securities Commission Malaysia and the Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry have launched the Strategic Co-Investment Fund under the New Industrial Master Plan 2030, with an initial MYR 131.5 million allocation to be deployed through Equity Crowdfunding (ECF) and Peer-to-Peer Financing (P2P) platforms to support Malaysian small and medium enterprises and mid-tier companies. The Securities Commission Malaysia will administer the public-private scheme, under which the Government co-invests alongside private investors at pre-determined ratios. Coverage includes businesses operating across the 21 sectors set out in the New Industrial Master Plan 2030, as well as four emerging growth sectors: Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage, Electric Vehicles, Renewable Energy, and Advanced Materials. The fund is positioned as a blended financing model intended to mobilise capital market funding for high-impact projects including advanced manufacturing, digitalisation and decarbonisation, and is linked to the Securities Commission Malaysia’s Catalysing MSME and MTC Access to the Capital Market 5-Year Roadmap (2024–2028), alongside tools such as a Capital Market Starter Pack and a Simplified Pitching Guide developed with 1,337 Ventures. The list of ECF and P2P operators for the fund is scheduled to be announced before the end of March 2025.