KUALA LUMPUR, May 15 -- E-hailing company Maxim Malaysia has clarified that it continues to operate nationwide, despite a recent government directive to cease operations over alleged permit and insurance violations.

In a response to a Malay Mail report quoting Transport Minister Anthony Loke, Maxim said it is engaging with relevant authorities to resolve the matter and maintain its long-standing reputation.

"Maxim Malaysia remains committed to public safety and regulatory compliance," the company said, adding that all partner-drivers undergo document checks to ensure alignment with e-hailing guidelines set by APAD and the Transport Ministry.

The company, which has operated in Malaysia for five years, also highlighted its partnerships w...