Asia Geographic Productions Malaysia, a production partner of National Geographic Channels Worldwide, has distributed content in more than 90 countries since its launch in 1998. Its subsidiary Asia Geographic Entertainment was established in 2004.

Over the years, the company has participated in a variety of global industry venues including the American Film Market, MIPTV in Cannes, the Hong Kong International Film and TV Market, the Sichuan TV Festival's International TV Program Market, Beijing International TV Week, and the Shanghai International Film Festival. Project collaborators have included TV3 in Malaysia, Australia-based Beyond Distribution, and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.

Asia Geographic Entertainment is breaking new ground by producing a television series starting in 2005 called "No Man's Blood." Filmed in several countries, the series was spawned by international health trends and a growing awareness of better patient blood management through so-called Bloodless Medicine and Surgery.

Asia Geographic Productions won praise for focusing a spotlight on efforts to save endangered wildlife in the Malaysian rainforest. "On behalf the Department of Wildlife and National Parks Peninsular Malaysia, I would like to extend my deepest appreciation to your organization," the department's director-general, Musa Bin Nordin, wrote in a letter to Asia Geographic in 2000. "The video footage of the conservation of the Sumatran rhinoceros shown by your organization will be of significant contribution to the conservation efforts currently undertaken by the government.