Ace Media Network

Ace Media Network was a Malaysian digital media technology and marketing agency that combined influencer marketing, content publishing, social campaigns and experiential entertainment. Operating from Kuala Lumpur, the company developed work for brands and audiences across Southeast Asia, including Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia and Cambodia.

Its core capabilities included data-led influencer and micro-creator campaigns, social commerce, digital media buying, content creation and performance analytics. Through its subsidiary platform KOMACI Network, Ace Media Network connected advertisers with regional creators through a self-service marketplace and analytics-led campaign tools. The business also operated lifestyle publishing outlets including Chinese-language portal 88razzi and Malay-language portal Rileklah.

Experiential productions

Following its 2022 acquisition by Singapore-based Mediaload Pte. Ltd., the company expanded into touring pop-culture exhibitions and branded live experiences. Its productions and partnerships included:

• One Piece: “The Great Era of Piracy” Asia Tour in Malaysia and Jakarta
• The Conjuring Universe Tour in Malaysia
• Fullmetal Alchemist Exhibition Malaysia
• Attack on Titan: The Final Exhibition in Kuala Lumpur

These projects combined exhibition curation, physical staging, ticketing, merchandising and interactive elements, including augmented-reality game integration for live events. Earlier campaign work included influencer and video marketing for organisations such as Tourism Malaysia, AirAsia, Domino’s and Carlsberg.

Company history

The primary entity was established in 2016, building on earlier digital-solutions activity. Mediaload acquired Ace Media Network in 2022 as part of a regional digital-media expansion. In 2026, disclosures reported that Mediaload and its subsidiaries were divested back to Mediaload founder Vichet In after accumulated losses and debts.

Ace Media Network is recorded as permanently closed. Its former Kuala Lumpur headquarters and the associated KOMACI premises were listed as permanently closed, while the company’s former web domain and KOMACI domain were no longer operating.