Other Briefings
Singapore Businesses Receive Boost as Border Restrictions to Ease
Singapore will significantly ease cross-border travel restrictions from April 1, 2022, an important step to reclaiming its status as a business hub in Asia.
Australia’s Beef Exports to Indonesia Highlights Wider Potential for Halal Products
Australia’s agricultural products, particularly its cattle and beef, are important merchandise exports to Indonesia.
Opportunities for Foreign Investors in Vietnam’s Coffee Industry
Vietnamese coffee industry offers opportunities for investments in areas that could see Vietnam climb up the global coffee value chain.
Comparing Mexico and Malaysia as Investment Destinations for US Businesses
Mexico and Malaysia have proven to be good investment destinations for US businesses albeit for different industries and depending on the business strategy.
The Guide to Company Deregistration in Indonesia
ASEAN Briefing provides a guide on how to deregister a limited liability company and representative office in Indonesia.
Thailand Issues New Incentive Package for Electric Vehicle Industry
Thailand issued new incentives for its electric vehicles industry as part of its plans to become a production base for EVs in Southeast Asia.
Establishing a Branch Office in Malaysia
Establishing a branch office can be a quick and cost-effective way for foreign businesses looking to explore the Malaysian market.
Government Facilities for National Strategic Projects Under Indonesia’s Omnibus Law
GR 42/2021 contains provisions on the facilities aimed to accelerate the implementation of national strategic projects in Indonesia.
Establishing a Private Limited Company in Malaysia
Establishing a private limited company (locally known as a Sendirian Berhad – Sdn Bhd) is the most common type of business entity in Malaysia for foreign investors.
Philippines Senate Passes Bill Allowing 100 Percent Foreign Ownership of Public Services
The Philippines Senate has passed the final reading of Bill 2094, which amends the Public Service Act by enabling the 100 percent foreign ownership of public services.
