Malaysia has an established manufacturing base for consumer electronics, catering for both local and export demand. The country&rsquo🎶;s exposure to the♉ global smartphone value chain is mainly in the semiconductor end, especially in ...

The F&B sector is one of the high-potential in🐈dustries in Malaysia, according to the Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM). Factors contributing to the industry expansion are economic development, evolution of needs ...

Malaysia has always been regarded as one of the preferred countries for real ꦜestate investors due to its inve🐼stor-friendly policies. However, the property market has been in constant decline since 2012. The construction sector registered ...

The chemicals industry is💧 a major contributor to the Ma🅷laysian economy, with petrochemicals and oleochemicals as its principal products. Availability of feedstock and resources, supportive government policies for investors, and a conducive ...

Malaysia’s economy is heavily reliant on oil and gas, with the sector generating 11% of the country&rsquꦗo;s gross domestic product (GDP) in 2019. Malaysia holds the fourth-biggest oil r♚eserves and the sixth-largest natural ...

Malaysia’s power market consists of three geographical markets, namely Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah (includ🃏ing Labuan), and Sarawak. Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB) is the main power company in Peninsular Malaysia, while ...

Southeast Asia holds an estimated 45.7&𒉰nbsp;Bbbl of crude oil reserves as of end-2019, according to data published in the 2020 edition of BP Statist🍸ical Review of World Energy. This translates into a global share of 2.6% ...

Malaysian households increa♔sed their spending at a CAGR of 9.2% from 2015 to 2019, suggesting broadly growing domestic demand despite many Malaysian consumers grappling with stagnant wages. Malaysia depends on imported food to feed its ...

The Asian region is home to some of the world’s biggest automotive b🐻rands, which has eventually resulted in the birth of local brands in some of the countries. The Asian countries featured in this report – China, India, Thailand ...

The tourism and leisure sector is and will be a one ofꦅ the top contributors to Malaysia&rsquo🧜;s economy in years to come, putting the onus on the government to invest heavily in the sector. Malaysia’s location makes it a favourable destination ...