To date, under the Concession, ASMA is credited with the installation and management of 51 continuous air quality monitoring stations (CAQM) and 15 continuous water quality monitoring stations (CWQM) including managing more than 930 manual water quality monitoring stations covering most of the river basins in the country and 25 manual air quality stations located throughout the nation.

ASMA invested in the early years in acquiring the necessary technical expertise from North America to implement successfully the above programme including a stringent quality control which is an essential component to ensure the data collected are accurate and useful. Over the past seven years, the technology is now fully transferred and local Malaysian scientists and engineers in the company can carry on serving the government including extending its services to the industries and to expand regionally as well. With a staff strength of 100 of which more than half are scientists and engineers, the company is geared to be the country's premier Total Environmental Solutions Provider

To remain in the forefront of this industry, ASMA recognises the need to contribute and participate in cutting edge research and development. ASMA’s foray into R&D has mainly been in the form of joint/collaboration in research projects, working closely with renowned professors and researchers from leading universities in prioritised areas of environmental research.