AXLBIT To Bring Japan-Made Software To Tech Week Singapore
AXLBIT is selling Japan-made software abroad at a time when the country's digital-related trade deficit reached roughly 6.8 trillion yen in 2025, so the pitch is less about a single trade show booth than about whether a one-stop sales, payment, and support structure can move Japanese vendors into ASEAN without each one building a local subsidiary.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
AXLBIT, a KDDI group company, will exhibit at Tech Week Singapore on September 29 and 30, 2026, at Marina Bay Sands. The company joins the JAPAN PAVILION organized by the Software Association of Japan and will present its enterprise platform AXLBOX, which carries security and AI solutions from Japanese vendors into the ASEAN market. AXLBIT is also recruiting Japanese software vendors and will hold a free webinar on overseas expansion.
AXLBIT will be in the JAPAN PAVILION, the section organized by the Software Association of Japan, rather than exhibiting on its own. The company is pushing AXLBOX as a route for Japanese vendors that lack sales channels, payment handling, contract management, and local support. Its Malaysia-based unit AXLBIT ASIA handles that work on the ground, from sales through customer support, and AXLBOX is built on that structure. Alongside the exhibit, AXLBIT is recruiting domestic software vendors targeting ASEAN and running a free webinar on methods for entering the market without setting up a local subsidiary.
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