The SSM SDP IV (2026-2030), with the vision
A Leader in Empowering a Trusted, Efficient and Sustainable Business Ecosystem, focuses on legal and regulatory efficiency, operational excellence, customer satisfaction, financial stability and employee empowerment to create an environment where businesses can thrive while upholding integrity, transparency, and sustainability.
SDP IV is closely aligned with the aspirations and targets of the
13th Malaysia Plan (RMK13), which prioritises inclusive and sustainable economic growth, digital transformation, green transition and high-value talent development. In supporting RMK13, SSM will strengthen its role in facilitating ease of doing business, promoting responsible and sustainable business practices, driving digitalisation across regulatory and service delivery functions and contributing to Malaysia’s competitiveness in the global marketplace.
By 2030, the initiatives under SDP IV will enhance Malaysia’s business environment through streamlined processes, robust governance, innovative digital solutions and empowered human capital, enabling SSM to act as a catalyst for economic growth, investor confidence and societal well-being in line with national development priorities.
SDP IV Strategic Framework
The Strategic Direction Plan IV (SDP IV) 2026–2030 provides a comprehensive framework to guide the SSM in achieving its vision of A Leader in Empowering a Trusted, Efficient and Sustainable Business Ecosystem. Anchored on five (5) strategic thrusts, the framework translates SSM’s mandate into clear strategic goals, action plans and measurable outcomes that align with national development priorities under RMK13 and the evolving business landscape. It establishes a holistic approach encompassing operational excellence, financial sustainability, regulatory modernisation, customercentric service delivery and employee empowerment. By integrating technology, data-driven decision-making, stakeholder engagement and responsible business practices, SDP IV ensures that SSM is well-positioned to strengthen its regulatory role, foster business growth and enhance public trust. Ultimately, the framework serves as a roadmap to build a future-ready organisation that drives Malaysia’s economic resilience and competitiveness towards 2030.
For further information, please refer to Strategic Direction Plan IV (SDP IV) (2026-2030).