The MViSTA Subsea Cable System is a next-generation subsea fibre-optic cable system designed to strengthen regional connectivity across Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand, and Singapore.

Ownership & Development

• Developer: The project is led by Stavian HighTech Infrastructure, a digital platform focused on next-generation connectivity.
• Joint Venture: It is a collaboration between Stavian Group (a major Vietnamese industrial conglomerate), Midas Capital (a Japan-based private investment firm) and Litup Network (a subsidiary of OMS Group).
• Partners:  APTelecom is a key initiator of the project concept and a consultancy for its commercial implementation, including defining the business model and securing anchor customers.

Route & Strategic Landing Points

The system is designed to interconnect critical regional data center ecosystems:

• Vietnam (Vung Tau): Specifically supports Stavian’s planned data center campus, positioning the country as a new digital gateway.
• Thailand (Rayong & Songkhla): Enhancing connectivity into Thailand's industrial and digital zones
• Singapore: A primary regional hub for global cloud and content providers.
• Malaysia (Pengerang, Johor): Connecting to the rapidly emerging data center hub in Johor.

Key Features

• Technology: Open Cable design, using the latest ROADM technology, being an open and flexible system.
• Capacity: 16 fibre pairs, over 2,500 kilometers, .
• Timeline: As of February 2026, the project has moved into the implementation and commercialization phase following successful feasibility studies. It is expected to be ready for service (RFS) in 2028.