Explore how foreign investors can close, convert, or restructure Malaysian entities through compliant and tax-efficient options.

U.S. tariff reforms in 2025 create a three-tier system reshaping where capital, supply chains, and compliance converge across Asia.

In our manufacturing tracker for Southeast Asia in 2024, we note the PMI values, workforce data, GDP contributions, and policy responses, highlighting the region’s growth opportunities and challenges.

Vietnam’s e-commerce sector is rapidly growing, driven by a young, tech-savvy population and increasing mobile and social media integration, presenting significant opportunities for Italian businesses ...

Amid evolving dynamics in Asia’s supply chain and labor markets, extensive discussions have unfolded regarding the notable shift of manufacturing operations to Southeast Asian countries. While much of ...

According to Indonesia’s Ministry of Investment, the country secured some 829 trillion rupiah (US$53 billion) in combined foreign and domestic investments in the first half of 2024 (January-June).

Malaysia is making bold strides in the global semiconductor industry, with the recent US$250 million investment by British chip giant ARM serving as a potential catalyst for growth. This move signals ...

China became Thailand’s largest foreign investor in 2023, signaling the deepening economic ties between the two nations. This shift reflects not only China’s economic significance to Thailand but also ...

The Australian government has committed an AU$505 million (US$336 million) over five years to strengthen ties with Southeast Asia as part of the government’s 2024-2025 budget. The investment facility ...

Mexico and Malaysia are good investment destinations for US businesses, particularly those with a China footprint seeking to diversify their supply chains. Supply chains between the US and Mexico have ...

Foreign investors are paying closer attention to mergers and acquisitions in the Philippines as deal activity accelerates in infrastructure, renewable energy, technology, and financial services. But ...

Indonesia’s GR 35/2021 stipulates significant changes to fixed-term employment contracts, outsourcing, hours of work, and the termination of employment procedure. The regulation also obligates ...