Other Briefings
Malaysia’s Economic Corridors: A Guide for Foreign Investors – Latest Issue of ASEAN Briefing Magazine
In this ASEAN Briefing issue, we outline Malaysia’s economic corridors, delve into investor incentives, and highlight promising sectors for investment within these corridors.
The New Frontier: Southeast Asia’s Emerging Space Role
The increasing deployment of satellites and other payloads into orbit by ASEAN countries opens numerous avenues for foreign investment in the space sector.
Malaysia’s Budget 2024: Impact for Business
Malaysia’s government tabled its 2024 budget in mid-October in what was slated as the largest in the nation’s history.
Indonesia and Australia Sign MoU to Boost EV Collaboration
Indonesia and Australia will collaborate in the EV industry through an MoU that focuses on battery manufacturing and minerals processing.
Malaysia’s New Transfer Pricing & APA Rules
Malaysia has announced two new rules governing transfer pricing norms in the country. Multinational entities should take note.
Potential Pact for EV Minerals Between U.S. and Indonesia
Indonesia and the U.S. are exploring a potential partnership for minerals and metals, particularly those used in the production of electric vehicle batteries, such as nickel.
The Rise of Chinese Capital: Impact on ASEAN’s Manufacturing Landscape
Amid evolving dynamics in Asia’s supply chains, extensive discussions have unfolded regarding the notable shift of manufacturing operations to Southeast Asian countries.
Elevating Air Connectivity: Vietnam’s Airport Investment Drive
Vietnam is investing heavily to renovate and build new airports as it seeks to compete to become a regional hub for international travelers with its neighbors in Southeast Asia.
Catalyzing Connections: Australia’s Path to Amplify Digital Trade in Southeast Asia
Australia launched its latest Digital Economy Strategy with a focus on leveraging digital technologies and enhancing digital trade, particularly with Southeast Asia.
Unlocking Growth: The Role of Asian Trade Agreements for American Businesses
By leveraging Asia’s network of free trade agreements, US businesses can benefit from better access to the large Asian markets.
