Green bio corporations "SimplyCareBio" took part in Malaysia's largest agriculture and livestock expo, "MAHA 2026," to showcase its core technology and discuss cooperation plans for entering the local market.
SimplyCareBio said on the 7th that it participated in MAHA 2026, held in Malaysia from the 28th of last month to the 6th of this month, and unveiled its technology platform "Tri-Core," which improves productivity and biosecurity systems in the livestock industry.
Using this expo as a springboard, SimplyCareBio is exploring the potential for local proof-of-concept (POC) and production partnerships with government and industry stakeholders, including the Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation, the Malaysian Agricultural Research and Development Institute, and the Selangor state government. It is also reviewing related cooperation plans with the Department of Veterinary Services, which oversees livestock licensing and biosecurity.
SimplyCareBio's Tri-Core platform centers on the following pillars: ◇ the ingredient "AXL (Active Cell Lux)," which aids livestock growth by activating cells; ◇ the TLR4 immune-pathway-based ingredient "Tol4ran," which activates innate immune cells; and ◇ biosecurity solutions such as controlling enveloped viruses using natural substances.
SimplyCareBio said each technology can comprehensively support improvements in feed efficiency and productivity, disease management, and farm biosecurity—key challenges in the field. Related technologies have been commercialized as the functional feed additive "wOter Powder," the immune premix "I-MOD," and the livestock brands "OGReat" (O-Beef·O-Pork·OGG).
By running the "GQA (GREAT QUALITY ASSURANCE) program," which links standardized farmer training, quality certification, and consumer communication, the company also built a business structure that connects the entire process from livestock production to quality control and consumer touchpoints.
SimplyCareBio, in particular, views Malaysia as a base for entering the Southeast Asian market and plans to expand cooperation with local institutions. A company official said, "Malaysia is both a hub for the halal livestock market and a market where the government has a clear commitment to fostering smart farms and the bioindustry," adding, "we plan to gradually widen our reach based on proven technologies through cooperation with local institutions."