Cape EMS Berhad Launches GrandCape JV to Pioneer Advanced Interconnects for EV Mobility, AI Infrastructure, and Energy Storage
Malaysia-listed Cape EMS Berhad has officially expanded into advanced interconnect engineering through the establishment of GrandCape (M) Sdn Bhd, a joint venture with New Grand Tech (HK) Ltd.
The new platform is already operational at Cape EMS's Senai facility in Johor, equipped with four flexible flat cable (FFC) production machines.
CEB 2.0 Transformation Accelerates
This strategic initiative forms part of Cape EMS's CEB 2.0 strategy, shifting the company from traditional assembly services to high-value engineering and system integration.
GrandCape specializes in manufacturing FFCs, high-density interconnects, and signal integrity components tailored for demanding applications.
In the AI sector, it supports GPU clusters, hyperscale data centers, and generative AI model training with high-performance connectivity solutions.
For EV mobility, GrandCape provides critical FFC connectivity for battery modules and smart mobility ecosystems.
Targeting Energy Systems and Global Trends
The venture also delivers high-reliability interconnects for large-scale battery energy storage systems (BESS) amid rising AI energy demands and grid modernization.
This capital-efficient expansion minimizes risks, accelerates time-to-market, and unlocks near-term revenue potential without major infrastructure investments.
Christina Tee Kim Chin, Managing Director and Group CEO of Cape EMS Berhad, emphasized the move's role in capturing growth from AI infrastructure and energy transition.
Historically, Cape EMS has established itself as a global EMS provider, now leveraging its expertise for these cutting-edge sectors.
Looking forward, GrandCape positions the group as a key player in GPU-driven infrastructure, industrial automation, and sustainable energy solutions.
The development reinforces Malaysia's emergence as a regional hub for advanced engineering at the intersection of digital and energy systems.
