Dato Low Kok Thai (Dato KTLow) is 51 years old and founded Globalsoft (MSC) Sdn Bhd in 1997 as the major shareholder. In 2004, he went to Suzhou in China to further develop his business and established Globalsoft Suzhou Co. Ltd in 2005. In 2009, Globalsoft Suzhou merged with HiGalaxy (Beijing) and Bimbit (MSC) Sdn Bhd which was then renamed to Galasys Global (Suzhou) Co. Ltd.

Dato’ Low graduated from Campbell University US in 1993 and worked in Patimas Berhad, the largest software company in Malaysia providing ERP software outsourcing for Computer Associates US. He was a part of the global team in the company, mainly dealing with millennium bugs.

Upon Globalsoft’s founding, the company initially focused on ERP and ticketing system solutions. Dato’ Low led more than hundreds of ERP project development and implementations and was even invited by the Malaysian government to write and set up ERP standard procedures for small and medium enterprises. Globalsoft was also the major ticketing system supplier in the Malaysian market. In 2003, Globalsoft (MSC) Sdn Bhd was listed on Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange and by the year 2008, the listed company shares were sold.

Afterward, Dato’ Low decided to focus on the ticketing business in China. Under his leadership, Galasys completed a fully integrated ticketing system combining both software systems and hardware devices, making Galasys one of the world’s top ticketing system suppliers. In the year 2010, Galasys entrusted Hong Kong venture capital, Netrove, for the listing process. On 12th May 2015, Galasys was listed on London Stock Exchange.

Galasys provide total ticketing solutions to customers, like Chime Long Group, OCT Group, Wanda Group and etc. In China theme parks industry, Galasys occupy about 80% of the market shares. Important Customers as follows:

1. Shanghai Disney e-Commerce Platform (16Million visitors p.a.)
2. Guangzhou Chime Long Group (8 parks in Guangzhou and Zhuhai) (28Million visitors p.a.)
3. OCT Group (Beijing, Wuhan, Shenzhen, Chengdu, Window of the world and etc) (23Million visitors p.a.)
4. Beijing Forbidden City (15Millions visitors p.a.)
5. Wanda Group (Wuhan, Nanchang, Hefei, Banna and etc) (12Million visitors p.a.)
6. Hendian Group (13Million visitors p.a.)
7. Huayi Brothers (2.5Million visitors p.a.)
8. Europark Group (4.5Million visitors p.a.)
9. Shanghai Oriental Pearl Tower (5.8Million visitors p.a.)
10. Yangzhou Attraction Zone (6 parks) (8Million visitors p.a.)
11. Evergrande Group (open at the end of 2018, one of the biggest theme parks in China)

Galasys does not only provide ticketing admission control systems but also provides B2B e-commerce platform, link up e-payments like Alipay and Wechat pay, 2D barcode tickets with SMS features, settlement center for online and offline transactions, Cloud Online Travel System and etc.; System also links to hardware like turnstiles, lockers, auto vending machine, top-up machine and etc. The admission media is not just 1D or 2D barcode, but also National ID card, member card, city transportation card, biometrics, mobile phone, and wristband.

In 2018, Dato’ Low established Globalfront International Sdn Bhd to provide a full range of services for students who wish to study in Malaysia, hoping to help Malaysia become the first choice for overseas studies in the Southeast-Asia region. High-tech concepts practiced by Dato’ Low in China are brought back into Malaysia for implementation to help develop Malaysia as the center for high-tech research and development. There are also plans to reach out and introduce Malaysia to the parents of international students in hopes to attract them to invest in the country. By bringing in foreign investment, it will assist in revitalizing the nation’s economy.