Dataxet Malaysia

10/06/2026

📊 What if the biggest risk from an energy crisis isn't fuel supply, but public confidence?

What started as a geopolitical conflict has turned into a larger discussion about the cost of living, food security, transport costs, fairness of subsidies, and economic resilience.

Our latest analysis found that KPDN Laman Rasmi the is the most discussed ministry, reflecting growing public attention on fuel prices, subsidy mechanisms, enforcement efforts, and the rising cost of living. Alongside the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Economy, these institutions sit at the centre of the national conversation as Malaysians look for reassurance amid uncertainty.

This is where data becomes important.

Every policy announcement, subsidy change, and intervention influences public perception. By understanding what people are discussing, governments and organizations can spot emerging concerns, bridge perception gaps, and make better decisions before issues worsen.

The report highlights:

✅ The ministries most affected by public sentiment

✅ The industries facing the largest impact

✅ Emerging risks that could shape the next phase of the crisis

✅ Strategic opportunities for Malaysia to boost its resilience

Energy prices may influence markets, but public sentiment often decides how policies are received.

Swipe through to discover the insights. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/erVNufbe

27/05/2026

🕌✨ Hari Raya Haji is a celebration of faith, reflection, and the spirit of giving.

As we honour this meaningful occasion, Dataxet wishes everyone a blessed celebration filled with warmth, gratitude, and cherished moments with loved ones. 💚

30/04/2026

🤖💼 In an age of automation and AI, one thing remains constant: people drive real impact.

Because real progress and impact happen when technology and people move forward together.

Happy Labour Day. 👏📊

30/04/2026

Fly AirAsia found itself in the middle of a viral passenger complaint after a Chinese traveller scolded cabin crew for not speaking Mandarin on a flight from Chongqing to Kuala Lumpur.

Instead of a standard apology, the airline responded with lighthearted videos of its ground staff, pilots, and cabin crew practising and using Mandarin phrases. Many comments praised the quick, witty, and self-deprecating approach, which helped turn a negative situation into a relatable brand moment.

📊 The sentiment breakdown tells the story clearly:

Positive: 50% | Neutral: 10% | Negative: 40%

💡 Key takeaway for brands: A creative and humorous response can effectively defuse a crisis and even generate positive buzz. However, when language and cultural expectations are involved, brands must still be mindful of deeper audience sensitivities around service standards and inclusivity.

What’s your take, smart crisis management or just clever heat-riding? 🤔

Social media has been abuzz over the past week after AirAsia posted a series of TikTok videos showing its staff speaking Mandarin.

20/04/2026

HYGR.my recently posted a graphic styled like an obituary announcement, complete with "In Loving Memory Of" text, white doves, and flowers, simply to let followers know the founder would be away in the US for a month. While it may have been intended as a fun, trendy post, many felt it was poorly timed given the current climate. The decision to remove the post and comments without any statement left followers with more questions than answers.

📊 The sentiment breakdown tells the story clearly: 85% negative, 5% positive, 10% neutral.

💡 Key takeaway for brands: Creativity in marketing is always encouraged, but context matters. What feels lighthearted internally can land very differently with a wider audience. And when things do go sideways, a simple, honest response can go a long way in rebuilding trust far more than a quiet delete ever could.

Malaysian beauty brand HYGR has come under fire after a now-deleted social media post sparked widespread criticism, with netizens calling out its tone and ex*****on as insensitive.

15/04/2026

BORNEO IS THE Next VM2026 Potential Driver of Growth 🇲🇾🌿🐻

Malaysia's tourism story in 2026 isn't being written in Kuala Lumpur. It's being written in Kuching's waterfront cafés. In Semporna's crystal waters. In Xiaohongshu posts that Tourism Malaysia hasn't even noticed yet.

Chinese tourists already know where they want to go. The question is! Do Malaysian operators know what to do NEXT?

Swipe through to see what the data is telling us that most people are missing 👉

Ready to decode the next wave of growth with Dataxet? Let's talk. https://lnkd.in/eE7W27js

20/03/2026

💚✨ From all of us at Dataxet, wishing our clients, partners, colleagues, and friends a joyful Hari Raya Aidilfitri.

May this season of reflection and celebration bring renewed hope, stronger bonds, and moments of happiness shared with those who matter most. Here’s to the spirit of unity, kindness, and deeper connections that continue to inspire us all.

Selamat Hari Raya and maaf zahir dan batin. 🌙

16/02/2026

As we leap into the Year of the Horse, we continue our journey of empowering organisations with clarity, communication insight and Data Intelligence.

Here’s to a year of strategic success, meaningful connections and data-driven growth.

Happy Lunar New Year from Dataxet! 🐎✨

05/02/2026

DECODING Malaysia’s Electric Vehicles Market: From ICE Dominance to EV Acceleration in 2026? 🇲🇾⚡

Malaysia’s EV market didn’t just grow in 2025; it TRANSFORMED.

From 3,017 registrations in 2022 to 44,813 in 2025 (+105.7% YoY), with December alone hitting 8,123 units (~8.4% share) amid the CBU tax rush.

But it's no longer just about incentives or price. We've entered a trust economy: brand credibility, national identity, and digital narratives now drive adoption faster than policy alone.

Swipe through our data-powered insights to see the full story 👉

Ready to harness data intelligence for your brand strategy in 2026 and beyond? Let's decode the next wave of acceleration with Dataxet https://lnkd.in/eE7W27js.

07/01/2026

REMBAYUNG: Khairul Aming’s First Restaurant
When a Restaurant Opening Felt Like a National Win 🇲🇾 🎉✨

Imagine turning a decade of digital hustle into a cultural milestone that unites a nation in pride. That's exactly what Khairul Aming (KA) achieved with Rembayung's launch a RM4 million venture in Kampung Baru, KL, blending authentic masakan kampung with modern exclusivity.

Looking ahead, franchising chatter signals scalability, inspiring young entrepreneurs to blend heritage with innovation. Rembayung isn't just a restaurant; it's a blueprint for transforming personal stories into scalable

brands that foster community ownership and long-term loyalty.

Swipe through to see the brand insights 👉

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