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Fischer Etablishes New Malaysian Subsidiary, Reinforcing Its Commitment to Customers Across Malaysia

PETALING JAYA, MALAYSIA – Media OutReach Newswire – 13 October 2026 – Having served customers in Malaysia with German-engineered solutions and services for more than a decade, fischer has now established a local subsidiary to provide more tailored solutions and enhanced customer support throughout the entire project lifecycle—from planning and design through to construction and completion.

Fischer Malaysia members at the office
Fischer Malaysia members at the office

Over the past decade, fischer has contributed to significant projects across Malaysia, spanning a broad spectrum of sectors, including Infrastructure & Institutional Facilities, Commercial & Residential Developments, Hotels & Hospitality, Healthcare, Industrial & Manufacturing and Data Centres.

The establishment of fischer Malaysia marks the Group's 53rd operating subsidiary worldwide and its third operating subsidiary in Southeast Asia, further reinforcing fischer's growing presence across Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, and the Philippines. This strategic expansion reflects fischer's long-term commitment to Southeast Asia and strengthens its ability to deliver globally proven expertise, innovative solutions, and market-relevant support tailored to the needs of customers across the region.

Allen Heng, Country Manager of fischer Malaysia commented: "The opening of Malaysia Subsidiary marks an important milestone in our growth journey, strengthening our presence and enabling us to better serve our customers and partners while creating new opportunities for sustainable growth in the market."

Company Information
Fischer Systems Malaysia Sdn Bhd
Address: D-5-03 Block D, Oasis Square, 2, Jalan PJU 1A/7, Ara Damansara, 47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Phone: +6017-370 0118
Email: inquiry@fischer.my
Website: https://www.fischer.sg/en-sg/southeast-asia/malaysia
Website Southeast Asia: https://www.fischer.sg/en-sg

Hashtag: #fischer #fischerMalaysia #BusinessExpansion #ASEANExpansion #MalaysiaBusiness #ConstructionIndustry #StructuralEngineering #BuildingMaterials #DfMA #Prefabrication





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About Fischer Systems Malaysia Sdn Bhd

Building on over a decade of delivering certified fixing solutions for major projects in Malaysia, the company reinforces its commitment to the local construction sector. Leveraging German engineering, the company specializes in high-performance Chemical Fixings, Steel Fixings, FireStop Systems, Cast-In-Channel technologies, and more—providing contractors and structural engineers with full compliance, fast installation, and dedicated technical support.

About fischer Group of Companies
The fischer Group of Companies, founded in 1948, headquartered in Waldachtal in Germany's northern Black Forest, generated sales of 1.05 billion euros in 2025 with a worldwide staff of 4,800 employees. The family-owned company runs 53 operational companies worldwide and exports to about 120 countries. It includes the four divisions fischer fixing systems, fischertechnik, fischer Consulting and fischer Electronic Solutions.

Online: www.fischer.group

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