This case study highlights how Luminor Capital supported a construction firm in securing working capital through invoice factoring, enabling timely project delivery and improved cash flow management.
This case study highlights how Luminor Capital supported a construction firm in securing working capital through invoice factoring, enabling timely project delivery and improved cash flow management.
In this case study, Luminor Capital (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. supported a pharmaceutical supplier engaged in urgent government procurement during a national health initiative. The company faced challenges in scaling up inventory and logistics due to limited working capital. Luminor provided trade financing and purchase order financing, allowing the client to fulfill large-volume orders efficiently. The result was improved delivery timelines, stronger supplier credibility, and enhanced public health outcomes.
2024 marked a transformative year for Luminor Capital (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd., with record-breaking growth in disbursement volumes and client acquisition. The company deepened its presence in underserved markets, offering innovative financial solutions such as trade financing, invoice factoring, and corporate advisory services. Strategic partnerships with co-funders and ecosystem players enabled broader access to capital for SMEs.
PERINTIS Launched to Empower Local SME Vendors; Boost Growth of Businesses Towards Ensuring Sustainability PERINTIS to provide comprehensive and flexible financing facility as well as consultation for TM local SME vendors TM committed to strengthen its vendor ecosystem and accelerate vendor transformation through continuous upskilling and development programmes
A seasoned SME company in the IT & Communications sector, secured three contracts from Government-Link projects valued at more than RM4 million for over two years. The work involves installing, commissioning, and testing the advanced metering infrastructure communications network and Wi-Fi connectivity at public universities. Despite their strong profile and technical capability, the projects required substantial upfront payments to manpowers and suppliers in order to commence work – placing pressure on the company’s working capital.
A growing Malaysian SME providing manpower supply, training, payroll outsourcing and HR consultation, is set out to grow its business as their fundamentals were already in place. Contracts were active and demands were taking places. Like many growing SMEs, the company first turned to traditional banks. The applications were straightforward with clear intentions, to supply their customers’ demands, to expand operations, take on more contracts and scale responsibly.
Malaysia’s e-Procurement system (ePerolehan) has revolutionized how SMEs engage with government contracts. This article explores how digital procurement enhances transparency, speeds up vendor onboarding, and creates financing opportunities through invoice factoring. Luminor Capital leverages this ecosystem to support SMEs with fast, flexible funding, enabling them to scale operations and meet contract obligations efficiently.
This report provides a detailed breakdown of Malaysia’s 2026 Budget, including updates on tax policies, incentives for SMEs, and fiscal strategies aimed at economic recovery and digital transformation. Key highlights include changes in corporate tax rates, ESG-related incentives, and funding allocations for infrastructure and innovation. A must-read for business leaders and financial strategists.
The UNIDROIT Convention provides a harmonized legal framework for international factoring, facilitating cross-border trade and financial stability. This article outlines the convention’s key provisions, including rights of assignment, debtor protections, and dispute resolution mechanisms. It serves as a foundational reference for financial institutions, legal practitioners, and policymakers involved in global trade finance.