MALAYSIA TO SPEARHEAD MULTI-COUNTRY INITIATIVES TO RAISE SMES PRODUCTIVITY

KUALA LUMPUR, May 29 (Bernama) — Malaysia is set to spearhead several multi-country initiatives, including workshops and conferences focused on regulatory reforms, productivity enhancement via artificial intelligence (AI), and modern management practices for small and medium enterprises (SMEs). Malaysia Productivity Corporation (MPC) chairman Datuk Kamaruzzaman Johari said these… Source link

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Securities Commission Considers Expanding Approved Advisers for LEAP Market Listings

The Securities Commission (SC) of Malaysia is exploring the possibility of allowing startup accelerators, venture capitalists, and other ecosystem players to serve as approved advisers for the LEAP Market listing on Bursa Malaysia. This move aims to diversify the pool of listing advisers and provide more support for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) seeking to access the… Source link

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Malaysia to train 60,000 engineers in bid to become chip hub

KUALA LUMPUR — Malaysia plans to train 60,000 high-skilled local semiconductor engineers to help the country achieve its ambition of becoming a global chip hub, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced Tuesday. The Southeast Asian country has been working to foster the semiconductor industry, positioning itself as a neutral hub for manufacturers, as global companies diversify their supply… Source link

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Ahmad Tea & Sangla Foods Introduce the Exquisite London Blend in Malaysia, Business News

A Delightful Fusion of Tradition and Versatility KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA – Media OutReach Newswire – 28 May 2024 – Ahmad Tea, the renowned global tea brand, is thrilled to announce the arrival of its latest creation, the London Blend, in the vibrant tea market of Malaysia. This exceptional blend is crafted with precision and passion, embodying the timeless elegance and versatile essence of… Source link

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Businesses' ability to manage flood risks hampered by lack of financing – MSN

PETALING JAYA: Limited access to financing is a significant barrier hampering Malaysian businesses’ ability to manage flood risks, said a joint report by the World Bank and Bank Negara Malaysia released today. Floods have accounted for 85% of Malaysia’s natural disasters since 2000, and the country faces heightened flood risks due to projections indicating an increase in rainfall. Despite… Source link

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Industry Leaders set to gather at Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre for EVENTXPO 2024

Industry Leaders set to gather at Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre for EVENTXPO 2024 – Travel And Tour World Copyright © Travel And Tour World – All Rights Reserved We use cookies on our website of Travel And Tour World to give you the most relevant experience by remembering your preferences and repeat visits. By clicking “Accept”, you consent to the use of ALL the… Source link

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Data and Storage News from around South East Asia

Equinix, Inc. (Nasdaq: EQIX), the world’s digital infrastructure company®, has unlocked digital opportunities in Malaysia and the wider region with the opening of two International Business Exchange™ (IBX®) data centers in Johor (JH1) and Kuala Lumpur (KL1). These carrier-neutral facilities establish a robust digital infrastructure in Malaysia to support its digital economy ambition,… Source link

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HKMA Strengthens Financial Ties with Malaysia

HKMA Strengthens Financial Ties with Malaysia The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) delegation concluded a three-day visit to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, aiming to enhance financial collaboration between the two regions. According to the official press release from the… Source link

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SME funding puzzle | The Star

IT is a moot point to say that there is a massive funding gap for small businesses in Malaysia, which remains a highly banked economy. Almost all banks in Malaysia have placed much emphasis on funding the medium-size company or SME segment. Malaysia also has loads of companies that get listed on the ACE Market… Source link

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Fuel rationalisation plan must be foolproof, says business group

PUTRAJAYA cannot leave it to the last minute to reveal how the diesel subsidy, on which small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are heavily reliant, will be rationalised, a trade group said. SME Association of Malaysia secretary-general Chin Chee Seong said targeted subsidies will have a cascading effect on the transport and logistical costs of SMEs. “There… Source link

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