Agmo Studio, a Malaysian software firm, has reached the “Select” tier in the partner network run by Anthropic, the creator of Claude AI models.

In a statement on Monday, Agmo said the move qualifies it as a certified local team to deploy Claude for businesses in Malaysia. The Select tier is the entry level of the Services Track in Anthropic’s Claude Partner Network, a program for firms that deploy Claude for customers.

Anthropic launched the network in March with a $100 million commitment for 2026 and added the tiered Services Track in June. Agmo, a subsidiary of Bursa Malaysia-listed AGMO Holdings, said its team included 45 “Claude Certified Architects.”

Agmo said the status keeps its team current with new Claude models and positions it to take clients from pilots to working deployments. Its AI work spans consulting, agentic AI systems, and  sovereign model Merdeka LLM. It plans to expand Claude services and training for enterprises and smaller businesses across Malaysia and Singapore.

Mr. Tan Aik Keong, CEO of Agmo Holdings Berhad said “Achieving the Select partner tier in the Claude Partner Network Services Track is an important milestone for Agmo. It reflects the work of our team of Claude Certified Architects, who have delivered Claude deployments with measurable results for our customers.”

The firm, founded in 2017, says it has built more than 300 digital products across sectors including healthcare, logistics, oil and gas, automotive, finance and government.

The move reflects a wider race among AI developers to build networks of local deployment partners. Agmo is also a partner of OpenAI and works with cloud providers including Amazon, Microsoft, and Alibaba.

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