Perfect Hexagon Group

Perfect Hexagon Group

Perfect Hexagon Group was established in 2014 by Sim, who serves as Managing Director and also acts as the Principal Officer of the firm's Labuan investment bank. The group's initial footing was as an independent commodity trader, dealing in precious and base metals across international markets. The underlying wealth is corporate, built through trading margins and physical metal inventory held in Malaysia, Singapore, and Hong Kong. The firm blends a physical commodities trading operation with a venture investment strategy that spans seed through late-stage deals. Its commodity book is anchored by memberships on five major exchanges — the London Metal Exchange, Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing, Bursa Malaysia Derivatives, and the Singapore Bullion Market Association — giving it market-maker access and a proprietary flow of deal intelligence. On the venture side, the group targets balanced, generalist investments, though specific portfolio company names remain undisclosed in public records. Real estate holdings, classified as commercial property, sit across its three office jurisdictions. Yap Sheng Feng serves as Executive Director and Corporate Liaison, linking the group to broader logistics and family networks; he concurrently holds an executive directorship at Infinity Logistics. A SPAC partnership with HHG Capital Corporation signals the group's appetite for public-market structuring, though no completed de-SPAC transaction has been publicly confirmed. The firm maintains a cultural-philanthropic arm, the Malaysia-China Culture & Arts Association, consistent with cross-border relationship management typical of Malaysian commodity houses. Structurally, Perfect Hexagon is neither a pure family office nor a third-party fund manager. It is a corporate investor trading its own book — using commodity-exchange memberships to generate proprietary deal flow and funding venture bets off balance-sheet income. This architecture, with an embedded Labuan investment bank, allows it to move between physical metals, real property, and private company equity without the mandate constraints of a traditional fund vehicle.