DynaFront secures discovery agreement for insurance core system project in Indonesia

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DynaFront Systems Sdn Bhd has signed a discovery agreement for an insurance core system project in Indonesia, involving a five-month assessment phase from the commencement date.
The proposed new system aims to improve operational efficiency, integrate business processes and provide a scalable technology platform for the Indonesian insurance client.
The agreement is expected to contribute positively to DynaFront's revenue for the financial year ending 30 June 2027, without having a material effect on share capital or net assets.

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Initial phase scope and project timeline

As reported by The Edge Malaysia, citing a Bursa Malaysia filing, the group's wholly owned subsidiary, DynaFront Systems Sdn Bhd, was selected as the appointed vendor following an evaluation process by the client.

The first phase involves assessing the insurance company's business and functional requirements against DynaFront Systems' existing PrecentiaLife system, including identifying gaps and determining the modifications required for implementation. The discovery phase is expected to take approximately five months from the commencement date.

The proposed new system aims to improve operational efficiency, integrate business processes and provide a scalable technology platform to support the client's future needs and digital transformation. DynaFront said the second phase is expected to cover full system implementation and data migration, subject to the client's formal confirmation and the execution of relevant agreements, although that phase has yet to be contracted.

Financial impact and regional significance

The agreement is not expected to have a material effect on DynaFront's share capital, net assets or gearing for the financial year ending 30 June 2027, but is expected to contribute positively to revenue for the same financial year.

The group also stated that the agreement is subject to normal operational and project implementation risks, and that the company will take appropriate measures to manage them. For DynaFront, the Indonesia project strengthens its regional exposure in the insurance technology sector, as insurers in Southeast Asia continue upgrading their core systems to support long-term operations and digitalisation.

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