China’s communication equipment industry can be broadly divided into communication terminal equipment, including mobile and fixed-lin🌸e handsets, and communication station equipment subsectors. The industry is on a raඣpid growth path with sales ...

The textile sector is o𓂃ne of the key pillars of the Chinese industry. The country has very strong traditions in all segments and, despite the emergence of new global suppliers, it remains a major power in the field of textiles. The domestic market, ...

China is the world’s second-largest retail market and a global leader in e-commerce. Despite the slowdown of China’s economy, the sector offers bright prospects, particularly due to the rising spending powe🍌r of Chinese consumers. In 2016, ...

The development of China’s automotive, construction, medical, and foot𝔉wear industries has been the major driver for rubber demand. The sector’s leading products are tyres, which accounted for more than half of the revenue in 2015 and 68% ...

China is the world’s largest producer of p🎃aper and paperboard, with a production🥂 volume of 123.2mn tonnes in 2016. The sector accounts for 0.5% of China’s total fixed asset investment and 1.4% of its industrial employment. The paper ...

The Malaysian chemicals sec꧂tor is one of the most developed in the ASEAN region. Malaysia is a regionally important petrochemicals producer, and it is also one of the world’s largest producers of oleochemicals. Malaysia’s leading position ...

Malaysia is the third-largest producer of, and market for, motor vehicles (excluding motorcy🎉cles) in the ASEAN region, behind Thailand and Indonesia. Including motorcycles, the 🐟motor vehicle industry is dominated by passenger vehicles, which ...

Indonesia’s ICT sector claimed a share of 3.6% of the national GDP, or around IDR 449tn, in 2016, up from 3.5% in 2015. ICT is part of the more broadly ꧃defined Transportation, 🧜Communication and Information (“TCI”) sector, which ...

The last few years have been tumultuous for Thailand, with political unrest, droughts, floods, and high household indebte൲dness threatening to derail the growth of the consumer goods and retail sector. Yet, the sector has continued to grow throughout ...

The value added of Thailand’s transportation and communications sector stood at THB 1,030.7bn in 2016, growing 5.5% y/y from 2015. The sector recorded 44,672 transportation and storage ent💟erprises that employed some 1.2 million people, or ...