We merged with Danajamin to bolster Malaysia’s development finance ecosystem.

MIND was launched as a step towards impact-driven finance.

We launched the Industry Digitalisation Transformation Fund, Sustainable Development Financing Fund and the Public Transport Fund. We revamped and launched the Tourism Infrastructure Fund 2.0 and the Maritime Fund 2.0.

Inception of Amanah Lestari Alam to create awareness about environmental sustainability.

Expanded into the Oil & Gas sector.

Demerger of Bank Pembangunan and SME Bank.

Received the Capital Markets and Services Act 2007 certification by the Securities Commission to perform corporate financing services in the infrastructure sector.

Bank Pembangunan & Bank Industri merged to realign DFI activities in Malaysia. Our mandate was revised to include infrastructure, maritime and technology.

Our name reverted to Bank Pembangunan Malaysia Berhad, with the introduction of a new logo. Bank Industri, a subsidiary of Bank Pembangunan, was renamed SME Bank.

We funded the development of the 9.7km SMART Tunnel – the longest stormwater drainage tunnel in Southeast Asia and second longest in Asia.

Sharing hydration with seven million consumers (Syarikat Bekalan Air Selangor Sdn. Bhd.).

We were listed as one of the six prescribed DFIs under the DFIA 2002, and we were also granted “Exempt Dealer Status” from MOF, allowing us to provide corporate advisory, corporate financing & underwriting services.

We launched the RM600 million Tourism Fund.

We launched our RM5 billion 25-year Infrastructure Notes Programme.

Our paid-up capital was increased to RM1 billion, and we changed our name to Bank Pembangunan dan Infrastruktur Malaysia Berhad.

Received a new mandate to finance infrastructure projects.

EXIM Bank was under Bank Industri.

BPMB-NIF Modal Teroka Sdn Bhd was incorporated as a venture capital company with external investors.

Seed Capital Scheme established to assist Bumiputera entrepreneurs.

We were the largest DFI in Malaysia with total assets of RM1.2 billion.

Our cumulative loan approval surpassed RM1 billion and we grew into our new HQ in Jalan Sultan Ismail.

Bank Pembangunan started to welcome non-Bumiputera companies.

Small Scale Enterprises Programme launched with a special fund allocation from the World Bank.

Bank Pembangunan’s Islamic Development Unit was formed. We were one of the two banks to offer Islamic financing.

Entrepreneur Development & Special Leasing Programmes launched to strengthen and expand assistance to Bumiputera entrepreneurs.

Bank Pembangunan’s loan approvals exceeded RM100 million for the first time.

Bank Kemajuan Perusahaan Malaysia Berhad was incorporated on 7 August 1979. It later changed its name to Bank Industri & Teknologi Malaysia Berhad in 2000 before assuming its present name, SME Bank.

Pembangunan Leasing Corporation (PLC) Sdn. Bhd was incorporated to provide leasing facilities.

Bank Pembangunan received its first government loan, RM15 million cheque presented by Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak.

Bank Pembangunan Malaysia Berhad was established to develop Bumiputera enterpreneurs.