Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Opportunities - Why Malaysia? |
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The Malaysian Government has very pro-business policies offering attractive tax and other incentives for investors. The educated workforce is talented, young and productive, speaking two or three languages including English. Also, Malaysia has a supply of qualified polymer technologists and chemists who can provide essential capability and technical expertise. Malaysia’s vibrant business environment enjoys a market-oriented economy and the country has enjoyed years of political and economic stability. There is a safe and comfortable living environment and housing, amenities, educational and healthcare facilities are excellent. Malaysia has the most well-developed infrastructure among the newly industrialising countries of Asia. Its network of well-maintained highways and railways provide links to efficient seaports and international airports. Industries in Malaysia are mainly located in over 200 industrial estates or parks and 13 Free Industrial Zones developed throughout the country. New sites are continuously being developed by state governments as well as private developers to meet demand. All sites can boast excellent telecommunication network and services, present throughout Malaysia. For companies seeking a competitive base for manufacturing, Malaysia is ideally located at the heart of the Asean region, providing a gateway to the area with a population of over 500 million and access to substantial new markets in Asia. |
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