Malaysia is one of the economically advanced countries in Southeast Asia, with a per capita GDP reaching USD 13,034 in 2023. The plastics industry in Malaysia serves sectors such as packaging, electronics, automotive, and construction. The industry is well-developed and a significant contributor to high-skilled and high-income employment in the country. In 2019, investments exceeding MYR 18 billion (approximately USD 3.769 billion) flowed towards Malaysia, spurring over 1,500 manufacturing projects. According to CRI, despite the global economic slowdown and the EU’s restrictions on single-use plastics, Malaysia’s plastic industry shows considerable growth potential driven by the demand for electronics, pharmaceuticals, and food and beverage products.

Following the pandemic, Malaysia’s plastic industry experienced a recovery. In 2023, Malaysia’s imports of plastics and related products reached USD 8.479 billion. China was a major source, with Malaysia importing USD 2.189 billion worth of plastics from China, accounting for 25.81% of the total imports for the year based on the analysis of CRI.

In terms of exports, the value of Malaysia’s plastics and plastic products decreased during the pandemic but quickly rebounded, surpassing pre-pandemic levels. In 2023, Malaysia’s exports of plastics and related products amounted to USD 9.032 billion. China, Singapore, and Indonesia were the main export markets, with exports to China reaching USD 2.168 billion, representing about 24% of the total.

In December 2021, the Malaysian government released the “Malaysia Plastic Sustainability Roadmap 2021-2030” as a comprehensive strategy to address plastic waste issues. The demand for bioplastics is also driving the development of the plastic industry in Malaysia.

Malaysia’s plastic industry holds substantial potential for foreign investors. The sector has promising investment prospects in high-end plastic products and engineering plastics in the coming years. Advanced waste management infrastructure also supports plastic recycling.

The Malaysian plastic market comprises many foreign or joint venture enterprises, competing alongside local companies. According to CRI, key local players include BP Plastics Holding Bhd and Commercial Plastic Industries. Foreign and joint venture firms dominate significant market shares, including Toray Plastics Sdn Bhd, Polyplastics Asia-Pacific Sdn Bhd, and Lotte Chemical Titan Holding Berhad. Notably, Toray Plastics Sdn Bhd established a plant in Malaysia in 1990, commencing production in early 1992; Polyplastics Asia-Pacific Sdn Bhd established the PAP Kuantan plant in 2000 with a production capacity of 30,000 tons annually; and Lotte Chemical Titan Holding Berhad began constructing its polypropylene plant in 2017.

CRI projects that the market size of Malaysia’s plastic industry will continue to grow in the coming years. Both imports and exports are expected to rise. By 2033, Malaysia’s imports of plastics and related products are projected to reach USD 9.84 billion, with a CAGR of approximately 1.5% from 2024 to 2033.

Topics covered:

• Overview of Malaysia’s Plastics Industry
• Economic Conditions and Policies for Malaysia’s Plastics Industry
• How Foreign Investment Enters Malaysia’s Plastics Market
• Market Size of Malaysia’s Plastics Industry (2024-2033)
• Analysis of Major Plastics Manufacturers in Malaysia
• Key Drives and Market Opportunities for the Plastics Industry in Malaysia
• What are the Major Drivers, Challenges, and Opportunities for the Plastics Industry in Malaysia during the Forecast Period 2024-2033?
• Who are the Main Players in Malaysia’s Plastics Market and What are their Competitive Advantages?
• What is the Expected Revenue of Malaysia’s Plastics Market during the Forecast Period 2024-2033?
• What Strategies have the Major Market Players Adopted to Increase their Market Share in the Industry?
• Which Segment of Malaysia’s Plastics Market is Expected to Dominate the Market by 2032?
• What are the Main Adverse Factors Facing Malaysia Plastics Industry?

Table of Contents

1. Overview of Malaysia

1.1 Geography

1.2 Demographics of Malaysia

1.3 Economic of Malaysia

1.4. Minimum Wage in Malaysia, 2013-2023

1.5. Impact of COVID-19 on Malaysia’ Plastics Industry

2. Development Environment of the Plastics Industry in Malaysia

2.1. History of the Plastics Industry in Malaysia

2.2. Categories of Plastics in Malaysia

2.3. Policies for the Plastics Industry in Malaysia

3. Supply and Demand of the Plastics Industry in Malaysia

3.1. Supply of the Plastics Industry in Malaysia

3.1.1. Production Capacity

3.1.2. Production Volume

3.2. Demand of the Plastics Industry in Malaysia

3.2.1. Demand Volume

3.2.2. Market Size

4. Import and Export of the Plastics Industry in Malaysia

4.1. Import of the Plastics Industry in Malaysia

4.1.1. Import Volume and Value of Plastics in Malaysia

4.1.2. Main Suppliers of Plastics Imports in Malaysia

4.2. Export of the Plastics Industry in Malaysia

4.2.1. Export Volume and Value of Plastics in Malaysia

4.2.2. Main Destinations of Plastics Exports in Malaysia

5. Market Competition of Malaysia’s Plastics Industry

5.1. Barriers to Entry in Malaysia’s Plastics Industry

5.1.1. Brand Barriers

5.1.2. Quality Barriers

5.1.3. Capital Barriers

5.2. Competitive Structure of Malaysia’s Plastics Industry

5.2.1. Bargaining Power of Plastics Suppliers

5.2.2. Bargaining Power of Consumers

5.2.3. Competitive Landscape of Malaysia’s Plastics Industry

5.2.4. Potential Entrants in the Plastics Industry

5.2.5. Substitutes for Plastics Products

6. Analysis of Major Plastics Brands in Malaysia

6.1. BP Plastics Holding Bhd

6.1.1. History of BP Plastics Holding Bhd

6.1.2. Main Products of BP Plastics Holding Bhd

6.1.3. Operating Model of BP Plastics Holding Bhd

6.2. Commercial Plastic Industries

6.2.1. History of Commercial Plastic Industries

6.2.2. Main Products of Commercial Plastic Industries

6.2.3. Operating Model of Commercial Plastic Industries

6.3. CYL Corporation Bhd

6.3.1. History of CYL Corporation Bhd

6.3.2. Main Products of CYL Corporation Bhd

6.3.3. Operating Model of CYL Corporation Bhd

6.4. Toray Plastics Sdn Bhd

6.4.1. History of Toray Plastics Sdn Bhd

6.4.2. Main Products of Toray Plastics Sdn Bhd

6.4.3. Operating Model of Toray Plastics Sdn Bhd

6.5. Polyplastics Asia-Pacific Sdn Bhd

6.5.1. History of Polyplastics Asia-Pacific Sdn Bhd

6.5.2. Main Products of Polyplastics Asia-Pacific Sdn Bhd

6.5.3. Operating Model of Polyplastics Asia-Pacific Sdn Bhd

6.6. Lotte Chemical Titan Holding Berhad

6.6.1. History of Lotte Chemical Titan Holding Berhad

6.6.2. Main Products of Lotte Chemical Titan Holding Berhad

6.6.3. Operating Model of Lotte Chemical Titan Holding Berhad

6.7. Malayan Electro-Chemical Industry Co. Sdn Bhd.

6.7.1. History of Malayan Electro-Chemical Industry Co. Sdn Bhd.

6.7.2. Main Products of Malayan Electro-Chemical Industry Co. Sdn Bhd.

6.7.3. Operating Model of Malayan Electro-Chemical Industry Co. Sdn Bhd.

6.8. Sanko Plastics Malaysia

6.8.1. History of Sanko Plastics Malaysia

6.8.2. Main Products of Sanko Plastics Malaysia

6.8.3. Operating Model of Sanko Plastics Malaysia

6.9. Scientex

6.9.1. History of Scientex

6.9.2. Main Products of Scientex

6.9.3. Operating Model of Scientex

6.10. Teck See Plastic Sdn Bhd

6.10.1. History of Teck See Plastic Sdn Bhd

6.10.2. Main Products of Teck See Plastic Sdn Bhd

6.10.3. Operating Model of Teck See Plastic Sdn Bhd

7. Outlook for Malaysia’s Plastics Industry (2024-2033)

7.1. Development Factors of Malaysia’s Plastics Industry

7.1.1. Drivers and Opportunities of the Plastics Industry in Malaysia

7.1.2. Threats and Challenges facing the Plastics Industry in Malaysia

7.2. Market Supply Forecast for the Plastics Industry in Malaysia

7.3. Market Demand Forecast for the Plastics Industry in Malaysia

7.4. Import and Export Forecast for the Plastics Industry in Malaysia

List of Charts

Chart Population of Malaysia, 2008-2023

Chart GDP Per Capita in Malaysia, 2013-2023

Chart Related Policies Issued by Malaysia Government for the Plastics Industry, 2019-2023

Chart Production of Plastics in Malaysia, 2019-2023

Chart Plastics Domestic Consumption in Malaysia, 2019-2023

Chart Import Volume of Plastics in Malaysia, 2019-2023

Chart Import Value of Plastics in Malaysia, 2019-2023

Chart Main Suppliers and their Import Values of Plastics Imports in Malaysia, 2019-2023

Chart Export Volume of Plastics and Final Products in Malaysia, 2019-2023

Chart Export Value of Plastics and Final Products in Malaysia, 2019-2023

Chart Main Export Destinations and their Export Values for Plastics from Malaysia, 2019-2023

Chart Production Forecast for Malaysia Plastics, 2024-2033

Chart Domestic Market Size Forecast for Malaysia Plastics, 2024-2033

Chart Import Forecast for Malaysia Plastics, 2024-2033

Chart Export Forecast for Malaysia Plastics, 2024-2033

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Malaysia, situated in Southeastern Asia near the equator, had a population of approximately 33.4 million people by the end of 2023. According to CRI analysis, Malaysia’s per capita GDP exceeds US$ 10,000, classifying it as a relatively developed nation within Southeast Asia. The manufacturing sector is a major component of Malaysia’s economy, contributing more than US$ 70 billion in 2023, which accounts for over 20% of the GDP.

The packaging production industry is among the fastest-growing industries in Malaysia. Propelled by advancements in manufacturing, as well as the burgeoning e-commerce and logistics sectors, the Malaysian corrugated packaging industry has maintained a consistent growth trajectory. According to CRI analysis, Malaysia hosts over 1,000 corrugated packaging manufacturers, and in 2023, the market size for Malaysian corrugated packaging was approximately US$ 597 million.

The production and sales of corrugated packaging are closely linked to the developments within the manufacturing and logistics industries. According to CRI analysis, Malaysia’s manufacturing sector continues to lead in Southeast Asia, showing a modest growth of 0.8% in 2023. Key expanding sectors within the industry include food, beverages and tobacco; and textiles, clothing, leather, and footwear. The evolution of these sectors has significantly spurred the growth of Malaysia’s corrugated packaging industry.

Malaysia’s strategic location and economic growth have also fueled the expansion of the logistics industry, with e-commerce playing a crucial role. Despite not being as large as Indonesia’s or Thailand’s, Malaysia’s e-commerce market size is comparable to that of Vietnam and the Philippines. The COVID-19 pandemic further accelerated online shopping habits among Malaysian consumers.

In 2023, with more than 30 million active internet users, the GMV of Malaysia’s e-commerce sector reached US$ 13 billion. The boom in e-commerce has not only bolstered the express delivery industry but has also significantly enhanced the corrugated packaging industry in Malaysia.

According to CRI analysis, the Malaysian corrugated packaging market is currently highly fragmented, with numerous local companies such as Mabuchi Package (M) Sdn Bhd, Biszon Flexipack Sdn Bhd, and Far East Corrugated Carton Industrial Sdn. Bhd. playing significant roles. Additionally, international firms like International Paper Packaging Malaysia Johor Sdn Bhd, Westrock Packaging Solutions (M) Sdn. Bhd., and Amcor PLC have established their presence through foreign investment or joint ventures.

Looking ahead, CRI predicts that with ongoing population growth and economic development, the Malaysian corrugated packaging industry will continue to expand. By 2033, the market size is projected to reach US$ 1.39 billion, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.8% from 2024 to 2033.

Topics covered:

• Overview of the corrugated packaging industry in Malaysia
• Economic environment and policy environment of corrugated packaging in Malaysia
• Malaysia’s corrugated packaging market size from 2019 to 2023
• Analysis of major Malaysian corrugated packaging manufacturers
• The main driving forces and market opportunities of Malaysia’s corrugated packaging industry
• What are the key drivers, challenges and opportunities for the Malaysian corrugated packaging industry during the forecast period 2024-2033?
• What is the expected revenue of the Malaysian corrugated packaging market during the forecast period 2024-2033?
• What strategies are adopted by the key players in the market to increase their market share in the industry?
• Which segment in the Malaysia corrugated packaging market is expected to dominate the market by 2033?
• Malaysia corrugated paper packaging market forecast 2024-2033
• What are the key headwinds facing the corrugated packaging industry in Malaysia?

Table of Contents

1. Overview of Malaysia

1.1 Geographical conditions

1.2 Demographic structure of Malaysia

1.3 Malaysia’s economy

1.4 Malaysia’s minimum wage standards from 2014 to 2024

1.5 Impact of COVID-19 on Malaysia’s corrugated packaging industry

2. Development environment of corrugated packaging industry in Malaysia

2.1 Economic environment

2.1.1 Status of Malaysian Packaging Industry

2.1.2 Analysis of corrugated packaging usage in the Malaysian market

2.2 Core technology of corrugated packaging

2.3 Policy environment of Malaysia’s corrugated packaging industry

2.3.1 Main government policies for the corrugated packaging industry in Malaysia

2.3.2 Foreign investment policies in Malaysia’s corrugated packaging industry

2.4 Analysis of operating costs of Malaysia’s corrugated packaging industry

2.4.1 Human resource costs

2.4.2 Electricity price

2.4.3 Factory rent

2.4.4 Raw materials

2.5 Investment status of foreign enterprises in Malaysia’s corrugated packaging industry

3. Supply and demand status of corrugated packaging industry in Malaysia

3.1 Supply status of Malaysia’s corrugated packaging industry

3.1.1 Capacity Overview

3.1.2 Analysis of corrugated packaging production in Malaysia

3.2 Demand status of corrugated packaging industry in Malaysia

3.2.1 Analysis of corrugated packaging consumption volume and consumption amount in Malaysia

3.2.2 Malaysia corrugated packaging demand analysis, by industry

3.2.2.1 Manufacturing industry

3.2.2.2 Logistics industry

3.3 Price Trend of Corrugated Packaging Products in Malaysia from 2021 to 2024

4. Import and export status of Malaysia’s corrugated packaging industry from 2019 to 2023

4.1 Import status of Malaysia’s corrugated packaging industry

4.1.1 Malaysia’s corrugated packaging import volume and import value

4.1.2 Main import sources of corrugated paper packaging in Malaysia

4.2 Export status of Malaysia’s corrugated packaging industry

4.2.1 Malaysia’s corrugated packaging export volume and export value

4.2.2 Main export destinations of corrugated packaging in Malaysia

5. Market competition analysis of Malaysia’s corrugated packaging industry

5.1 Barriers to entry in Malaysia’s corrugated packaging industry

5.1.1 Brand barriers

5.1.2 Quality barriers

5.1.3 Capital barriers

5.2 Competitive Structure of Malaysia’s Corrugated Packaging Industry

5.2.1 Bargaining power of corrugated packaging suppliers

5.2.2 Consumer bargaining power

5.2.3 Competition in Malaysia’s corrugated packaging industry

5.2.4 Potential entrants to the corrugated packaging industry

5.2.5 Alternatives to corrugated packaging

6 Analysis of major corrugated packaging brands in Malaysia

6.1 International Paper Packaging Malaysia Johor Sdn Bhd

6.1.1 The development history of International Paper Packaging Malaysia Johor Sdn Bhd

6.1.2 International Paper Packaging Malaysia Johor Sdn Bhd’s main products

6.1.3 International Paper Packaging Malaysia Johor Sdn Bhd’s operating model

6.2 Westrock Packaging Solutions (M) Sdn. Bhd.

6.2.1 Development History of Westrock Packaging Solutions (M) Sdn.Bhd.

6.2.2 Main products of Westrock Packaging Solutions (M) Sdn. Bhd.

6.2.3 Westrock Packaging Solutions (M) Sdn. Bhd.’s operating model

6.3 Amcor PLC

6.3.1 The development history of Amcor PLC

6.3.2 Main products of Amcor PLC

6.3.3 Amcor PLC’s operating model

6.4 Mabuchi Package (M) Sdn Bhd

6.4.1 The development history of Mabuchi Package (M) Sdn Bhd

6.4.2 Main products of Mabuchi Package (M) Sdn Bhd

6.4.3 Mabuchi Package (M) Sdn Bhd’s operating model

6.5 Biszon Flexipack Sdn Bhd

6.5.1 The development history of Biszon Flexipack Sdn Bhd

6.5.2 Biszon Flexipack Sdn Bhd’s main products

6.5.3 Biszon Flexipack Sdn Bhd’s operating model

6.6 Box-Pak (Malaysia) Bhd

6.6.1 The development history of Box-Pak (Malaysia) Bhd

6.6.2 Box-Pak (Malaysia) Bhd ’s main products

6.6.3 Box-Pak (Malaysia) Bhd’s operating model

6.7 KYM Industries (M) Sdn Bhd

6.7.1 The development history of KYM Industries (M) Sdn Bhd

6.7.2 KYM Industries (M) Sdn Bhd’s main products

6.7.3 KYM Industries (M) Sdn Bhd’s operating model

6.8 Far East Corrugated Carton Industrial Sdn. Bhd.

6.8.1 The development history of Far East Corrugated Carton Industrial Sdn. Bhd.

6.8.2 Main products of Far East Corrugated Carton Industrial Sdn. Bhd.

6.8.3 Far East Corrugated Carton Industrial Sdn. Bhd.’s operating model

6.9 FinePac Industries Sdn Bhd

6.9.1 The development history of FinePac Industries Sdn Bhd

6.9.2 Main Products of FinePac Industries Sdn Bhd

6.9.3 FinePac Industries Sdn Bhd’s operating model

6.10 Megabox Industries Sdn Bhd

6.10.1 Development History of Megabox Industries Sdn Bhd

6.10.2 Main Products of Megabox Industries Sdn Bhd

6.10.3 Megabox Industries Sdn Bhd’s operating model

7 Outlook of Malaysia’s corrugated packaging industry from 2024 to 2033

7.1 Analysis of development factors of Malaysia’s corrugated packaging industry

7.1.1 Driving forces and development opportunities of Malaysia’s corrugated packaging industry

7.1.2 Threats and challenges faced by the corrugated packaging industry in Malaysia

7.2 Supply Forecast of Malaysia’s Corrugated Packaging Industry

7.3 Malaysian corrugated packaging market demand forecast

7.4 Malaysia’s Corrugated Packaging Import and Export Forecast

Table of selected charts

Chart illustrating the total population of Malaysia from 2013 to 2023.

Chart depicting Malaysia’s GDP per capita from 2013 to 2023.

Chart outlining relevant policies for the corrugated packaging industry issued by the Malaysian government from 2018 to 2024.

Chart displaying Malaysia’s total production of corrugated packaging from 2019 to 2023.

Chart presenting Malaysia’s production of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium fertilizers from 2019 to 2023.

Chart illustrating domestic consumption of corrugated paper packaging in Malaysia from 2019 to 2023.

Chart depicting Malaysia’s import volume of corrugated packaging from 2019 to 2023.

Chart showing the import value of corrugated packaging in Malaysia from 2019 to 2023.

Chart detailing the importing countries and import amounts of Malaysia’s corrugated packaging from 2019 to 2023.

Chart presenting Malaysia’s export volume of corrugated packaging from 2019 to 2023.

Chart outlining Malaysia’s export value of corrugated packaging from 2019 to 2023.

Chart displaying Malaysia’s main export destinations for corrugated packaging from 2019 to 2023.

Chart forecasting Malaysia’s corrugated packaging production from 2024 to 2033.

Chart predicting the size of the Malaysian domestic corrugated packaging market from 2024 to 2033.

Chart projecting Malaysia’s corrugated packaging import forecasts from 2024 to 2033.

Chart forecasting Malaysia’s corrugated packaging exports from 2024 to 2033.

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Malaysia’s GDP per capita is over US$ 10,000, ranking third in Southeast Asia. Malaysia’s manufacturing and construction industries are leading in Southeast Asia. The cement industry is also one of the important industries in Malaysia.

The demand for cement in Malaysia remains strong, largely driven by ongoing major infrastructure projects. These projects are key pillars supporting the medium-to-long-term growth of the cement industry, indicating a potential increase in construction activities across Peninsular Malaysia.

Several factors contribute to the buoyancy of Malaysia’s cement industry. Low inventory levels, along with a focus on emerging sectors like solar panels and electric vehicles, coupled with the anticipated recovery in China’s manufacturing and property sectors, are expected to fuel future demand growth.

Recent trends indicate a robust performance in the cement market, with bulk cement prices experiencing a notable 24.7% year-on-year increase in August 2023. This surge contrasts with the three-year average price reported between 2019 and 2021, signaling the industry’s strength and resilience.

Despite the promising outlook, the cement industry faces various challenges. Rising operational costs, driven by factors such as escalating raw material prices, soaring coal costs, and increased shipping expenses, pose significant challenges to businesses operating in the sector. Additionally, the appreciation of the US dollar against the ringgit further tightens profit margins.

The surge in coal prices is identified as a major contributor to the rise in cement prices, with forecasts indicating a continuation of this trend due to strong demand in ASEAN nations. The withdrawal of electricity subsidies for industrial customers exacerbates the situation, further increasing the cost of production.

Supply chain disruptions and regional disparities also complicate matters for the cement industry. Businesses importing cement or raw materials face challenges in maintaining sustainable profit margins, particularly in regions like Sarawak, where a shortage of cement, combined with escalating shipping costs and currency strength, leads to significantly higher prices compared to other parts of Malaysia.

Moreover, balancing supply and demand poses a significant challenge, particularly in regions experiencing rapid infrastructure development. Sarawak, for example, faces a surge in cement demand due to major infrastructure projects, necessitating local producers to ensure an adequate supply to meet escalating requirements.

In conclusion, while Malaysia’s cement industry benefits from strong demand driven by infrastructure projects and emerging sectors, various challenges such as rising operational costs, supply chain disruptions, and regional disparities must be addressed to sustain growth and stability in the market. According to CRI, Malaysia cement production is projected to increase from 24.05 million metric tonnes in 2024 to 33.35 million metric tonnes by 2033, exhibiting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.7%.

Topics covered:

• Malaysia Cement Industry Overview
• Economic environment and policy environment of cements in Malaysia
• Malaysian cement market size from 2019 to 2023
• Analysis of major Malaysian cement manufacturers
• Key Drivers and Market Opportunities of Malaysia’s Cement Industry
• What are the key drivers, challenges and opportunities for the Malaysian cement industry during the forecast period 2024-2033?
• What is the expected revenue of the Malaysia Cement market during the forecast period 2024-2033?
• What strategies are adopted by the key players in the market to increase their market share in the industry?
• Which segment of the Malaysian Cement Market is expected to dominate the market in 2033?
• Malaysia Cement Market Forecast from 2024 to 2033
• What are the main headwinds facing Malaysia’s cement industry?

Table of Contents

1 Overview of Malaysia

1.1 Geographical conditions

1.2 Malaysia’s demographic structure

1.3 Malaysia’s economy

1.4 Malaysian minimum wage from 2014 to 2024

1.5 Impact of COVID -19 on Malaysia’s Cement Industry

2. Development Environment of Malaysia Cement Industry

2.1 Economic Environment

2.1.1 Malaysia’s GDP

2.1.2 Minimum Wage in Malaysia, 2014-2023

2.2 FDI in Malaysia Cement Industry

2.3 Policy Environment of Malaysia Cement Industry

2.3.1 Preferential Policies on Foreign Investment of Cement Industry in Malaysia

2.3.2 Policies Related to Imports and Exports of Cement Industry in Malaysia

3. Analysis on Market Status of Malaysia Cement Industry

3.1 Supply of Malaysia Cement Industry

3.1.1 Production Volume of Malaysia Cement Industry

3.1.2 Production volume of Malaysia Cement products by types

3.2 Demand of Malaysia Cement Industry

3.2.1 Domestic Sales Volume of Cement

3.2.2 Market size of Cement

3.2.3 Demand structure and key clients of cement industry in Malaysia

4. Analysis on Import and Export of Cement in Malaysia

4.1 Malaysia Cement Industry Import Situation

4.1.1 Import Volume and Import Value of Malaysia Cement Industry

4.1.2 Main Import Sources of Malaysia Cement

4.2 Malaysia Cement Industry Export Situation

4.2.1 Export Volume and Export Value of Malaysia Cement Industry

4.2.2 Main Export Destinations of Malaysia Cement

5. Cost and Price Analysis of the Malaysia Cement Industry

5.1 Cost

5.1.1 Raw Material Cost

5.1.2 Energy Cost

5.1.3 Human Resources Cost

5.2 Price trend of cement in Malaysia 2020-2024

6. Market Competition Analysis of Malaysia’s Cement Industry

6.1 Barriers to entry in Malaysia’s cement industry

6.1.1 Brand barriers

6.1.2 Quality barriers

6.1.3 Capital barriers

6.2 Competitive Structure of Malaysia’s Cement Industry

6.2.1 Bargaining power of cement suppliers

6.2.2 Consumer bargaining power

6.2.3 Competition in Malaysia’s Cement Industry

6.2.4 Potential Entrants to the Cement Industry

6.2.5 Alternatives to chemical cements

7. Top 5 Cement Manufacturers in Malaysia

7.1 YTL Cement Berhad

7.1.1 Corporate Profile of YTL Cement Berhad

7.1.2 Operations of YTL Cement Berhad in Malaysia

7.2 Lafarge Rawang Plant

7.2.1 Corporate Profile of Lafarge Rawang Plant

7.2.2 Operations of Lafarge Rawang Plant in Malaysia

7.3 Hume Cement Sdn. Bhd.

7.3.1 Corporate Profile of Hume Cement Sdn. Bhd.

7.3.2 Operations of Hume Cement Sdn. Bhd. in Malaysia

7.4 Tasek Corporation Berhad (TCB)

7.4.1 Corporate Profile of Tasek Corporation Berhad (TCB)

7.4.2 Operations of Tasek Corporation Berhad (TCB) in Malaysia

7.5 Cement Industries of Malaysia Berhad (CIMA)

7.5.1 Corporate Profile of Cement Industries of Malaysia Berhad (CIMA)

7.5.2 Operations of Cement Industries of Malaysia Berhad (CIMA) in Malaysia

8. Malaysia Cement Industry Outlook, 2024-2033

8.1 Analysis of Factors Influencing the Development of the Malaysia Cement Industry

8.1.1 Drivers and Development Opportunities

8.1.2 Threats and Challenges

8.2 Supply Forecast of Malaysia Cement Industry, 2024-2033

8.3 Demand Forecast of Malaysia Cement Industry, 2024-2033

8.4 Import and Export Forecast of Malaysia Cement Industry, 2024-2033

LIST OF CHARTS

Chart Malaysia’s total population from 2013 to 2023

Chart Malaysia’s GDP per capita from 2013 to 2023

Char Policies related to the fertilizer industry issued by the Malaysian government from 2018 to 2024

Chart Foreign investment policy in Malaysia’s fertilizer industry

Chart 2014-2024 Malaysian minimum wage

Chart 2019-2023 Malaysia’s total fertilizer production

Chart 2019-2023 Malaysia’s nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizer production

Chart 2019-2023 Malaysia’s domestic consumption of chemical fertilizers

Chart 2019-2023 Malaysian fertilizer imports

Chart 2019-2023 Malaysian fertilizer import amount

Chart 2019-2023 Malaysia’s fertilizer importing countries and import amounts

Chart 2019-2023 Malaysian fertilizer export volume

Chart 2019-2023 Malaysian fertilizer export value

Chart 2019-2023 Malaysia’s main export destinations of fertilizers

Chart 2024-2033 Malaysia’s fertilizer production forecast

Chart 2024-2033 Malaysian domestic fertilizer market size forecast

Chart 2024-2033 Malaysia’s fertilizer import forecast

Chart 2024-2033 Malaysia’s fertilizer export forecast

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Malaysia’s per capita GDP is over 10,000 dollars, which is the third highest in ASEAN. The industry is mainly concentrated in the fields of electronics, petroleum, chemicals, textiles, wood processing and food processing. Malaysia’s furniture industry is one of the sub-sectors of wood processing.

Malaysia expects foreigners to use Malaysia as a production base to expand into the ASEAN market, and products manufactured in Malaysia can enjoy various tax incentives under the ASEAN Free Trade Agreement (AFTA). Malaysia offers a number of incentives to foreign investors, depending on the size and scope of the company’s investment, as well as the sector or industry in which it is investing. Furniture manufacturing is also one of the industries that the Malaysian government encourages foreign investment in.

The success of Malaysia’s furniture industry is closely linked to the resurgence of rubberwood. The transformation of rubberwood into a major source of timber breathed new life into the industry. From then on, Malaysia became a leading producer and exporter of wooden furniture to over 160 countries worldwide. Currently, the Malaysian furniture industry has secured its place among the top 10 furniture exporters in the world, with approximately 80% of its production destined for international markets.

According to CRI, the market size of Malaysia furniture industry is expected to reach USD 1.9 billion by 2024. Approximately 80-85% of Malaysia’s furniture is exported, with the major exporting countries being the United States, Japan and Australia. Wooden furniture accounts for the lion’s share of exported furniture. Since 2022, the US household market has started to cool down after the Federal Reserve started to raise interest rates, which has directly led to a decline in Malaysia’s furniture exports.

According to CRI’s analysis, the market size of Malaysia furniture industry will reach US$ 3.9 billion in 2033 with a CAGR of 5.9% from 2024 to 2033.

In the future, Malaysia furniture market will continue to expand. It will be driven by several major growth drivers. First, a growing urban population and rising disposable incomes are driving consumer demand for home furnishings and modern furniture designs. In addition, the growing influence of e-commerce and digital marketing channels is expanding the market’s reach and accessibility to a wider customer base. As sustainability and eco-friendly practices gain prominence, the market is benefiting from a shift towards eco-friendly materials and production methods. According to CRI, the adaptability of the Malaysian furniture market, coupled with these growth drivers, positions it for continued expansion and competitiveness in the global furniture industry.

Topics covered:

• Malaysia Furniture Industry Overview
• The economic and policy environment of Malaysia’s furniture industry
• Malaysia Furniture Industry Market Size, 2024-2033
• Analysis of the main Malaysia furniture production enterprises
• Key drivers and market opportunities for Malaysia’s furniture industry
• What are the key drivers, challenges and opportunities for Malaysia’s furniture industry during the forecast period 2024-2033?
• Which companies are the key players in the Malaysia furniture industry market and what are their competitive advantages?
• What is the expected revenue of Malaysia furniture industry market during the forecast period 2024-2033?
• What are the strategies adopted by the key players in the market to increase their market share in the industry?
• Which segment of the Malaysia furniture industry market is expected to dominate the market by 2032?
• What are the main negative factors facing the furniture industry in Malaysia?

Table of Contents

1 Overview of Malaysia

1.1 Geographical situation

1.2 Demographic structure of Malaysia

1.3 The economic situation in Malaysia

1.4 Minimum Wage in Malaysia 2013-2022

1.5 Impact of COVID-19 on the furniture industry in Malaysia

2 Overview of Malaysia’s furniture industry

2.1 History of Malaysia architecture development

2.2 FDI in Malaysia’s furniture sector

2.3 Policy environment of Malaysia’s furniture industry

3 Malaysia furniture industry supply and demand situation

3.1 Malaysia furniture industry supply situation

3.2 Malaysia furniture industry demand situation

4 Malaysia furniture industry import and export status

4.1.1 Malaysia’s furniture imports and import volume

4.1.2 Main import sources of Malaysia furniture

4.2 Malaysia’s furniture industry export status

4.2.1 Malaysia’s furniture export volume and export value

4.2.2 Malaysia’s main export destinations for furniture

5 Cost analysis of the furniture industry in Malaysia

5.1 Cost Analysis of Malaysian Furniture Industry

5.1.1 Labor costs

5.1.2 Cost of raw materials

5.1.3 Other costs

5.2 Price Analysis of Malaysian Furniture

6 Malaysia Furniture Industry Market Competition

6.1 Barriers to entry in Malaysia’s furniture industry

6.1.1 Brand barriers

6.1.2 Quality Barriers

6.1.3 Capital Barriers

6.2 Competitive structure of Malaysia’s furniture industry

6.2.1 Bargaining power of furniture suppliers

6.2.2 Consumer bargaining power

6.2.3 Competition in Malaysia’s furniture industry

6.2.4 Potential entrants in the furniture industry

6.2.5 Alternatives to furniture

7 Analysis of major furniture companies in Malaysia

7.1 Latitude Tree Holdings Berhad

7.1.1 Latitude Tree Holdings Berhad Corporate Profile

7.1.2 Latitude Tree Holdings Berhad Enterprise Revenue Status

7.2 Lii Hen Industries Bhd

7.2.1 Lii Hen Industries Bhd Corporate Profile

7.2.2 Lii Hen Industries Bhd Revenue Status

7.3 Poh Huat Furniture Industries

7.3.1 Poh Huat Furniture Industries Corporate Profile

7.3.2 Poh Huat Furniture Industries Revenue Status

7.4 Sern Kou Resources Berhad

7.4.1 Sern Kou Resources Berhad Corporate Profile

7.4.2 Sern Kou Resources Berhad Corporate Revenues

7.5 Tawei Furniture Sdn Bhd

7.5.1 Tawei Furniture Sdn Bhd Corporate Profile

7.5.2 Tawei Furniture Sdn Bhd Enterprise Revenue Status

7.6 Home Styler Furniture Sdn Bhd

7.6.1 Home Styler Furniture Sdn Bhd Corporate Profile

7.6.2 Home Styler Furniture Sdn Bhd Corporate Revenue Status

7.7 LY Furniture Sdn Bhd

7.7.1 LY Furniture Sdn Bhd Corporate Profile

7.7.2 LY Furniture Sdn Bhd Corporate Revenue Status

7.8 Federal International Holdings Berhad

7.8.1 Corporate Profile of Federal International Holdings Berhad

7.8.2 Federal International Holdings Berhad Revenue Status

7.9 Kamdar Sdn. Bhd.

7.9.1 Kamdar Sdn. Bhd. Company Profile

7.9.2 Kamdar Sdn. Bhd. Corporate Revenue Status

7.10 Sliderdrobe Sdn Bhd

7.10.1 Sliderdrobe Sdn Bhd Corporate Profile

7.10.2 Sliderdrobe Sdn Bhd Corporate Revenue Status

8 Malaysia Furniture Industry Outlook 2023-2032

8.1 Analysis of development factors in Malaysia’s furniture industry

8.1.1 Drivers and Development Opportunities in Malaysia’s Furniture Industry

8.1.2 Threats and challenges to the Malaysia furniture industry

8.2 Malaysia Furniture Industry Supply Forecast

8.3 Malaysia Furniture Market Demand Forecast

8.4 Malaysia furniture industry import and export forecast

LIST OF CHARTS

Chart Total population of Malaysia 2008-2023

Chart GDP per capita in Malaysia 2013-2023

Chart Furniture Industry Related Policies Issued by the Malaysia Government 2018-2024

Chart Market size of furniture industry in Malaysia

Chart 2019-2023 Malaysia furniture industry imports

Chart 2019-2023 Malaysia furniture industry import amount

Chart 2019-2023 Malaysia furniture industry importers and import value

Chart 2019-2023 Export volume of Malaysia’s furniture industry

Chart 2019-2023 Export value of Malaysia’s furniture industry

Chart Exporting countries and export value of Malaysia’s furniture industry in 2019-2023

Chart 2024-2033 Malaysia furniture industry production forecast

Chart 2024-2033 Malaysia Furniture Market Size Forecast

Chart 2024-2033 Malaysia furniture industry import forecast

Chart 2024-2033 Export forecast for Malaysia’s furniture industry

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The construction industry encompasses a wide range of activities, including planning, design, and execution, aimed at creating various physical structures such as buildings, infrastructure, and more. It involves the collaboration of professionals such as architects, engineers, contractors, and workers to complete projects ranging from residential and commercial buildings to roads, bridges, and utilities. Despite the diversity of projects, they all contribute to the improvement and development of communities and infrastructure.

In any country, the construction industry is significant, serving as a pillar of the economy while having a direct impact on the quality of life and urban landscape. According to CRI, the industry’s prosperity often reflects the nation’s economic health and stage of development. In addition, its growth influences other sectors such as real estate, manufacturing, and finance, and thus has an impact on the broader economy. Therefore, the construction industry typically occupies a prominent position and exerts considerable influence within a country.

The construction market in Malaysia is divided into six sectors, namely Commercial Construction, Industrial Construction, Infrastructure Construction, Energy and Utilities Construction, Institutional Construction and Residential Construction. In 2023, the infrastructure construction sector accounted for the highest market share, followed by residential construction.

Strengths of Malaysian construction sector are attributed by capabilities of Malaysian construction companies to implement projects namely construction of buildings, roads and highways, railways, bridges and airports, water treatment and power plants; steel structure fabrication, installation and erection; mixed development projects including housing, hotels, leisure and luxury residences; and building maintenance, including for high-rise towers.

The steady growth of the Malaysian economy has provided a solid foundation for the expansion of the construction industry. Economic growth has driven demand for residential, commercial and industrial buildings as well as increased investment in infrastructure projects. The Malaysian government has played an important role in promoting the construction industry by stimulating the economy through the implementation of various construction projects and infrastructure programs such as the construction of roads, bridges and public transportation systems. In addition, the government has also introduced social welfare programs such as low-cost housing schemes, further boosting the demand for the construction sector.

Malaysia’s construction industry has attracted significant FDI, particularly in the real estate and commercial construction sectors. Foreign investors are optimistic about Malaysia’s high growth potential and strategic position, which has boosted the construction sector.

In 2023, the Malaysia construction market size was estimated at USD 35.5 billion. According to CRI’s analysis, the Malaysia construction market size is expected to reach 67.3 billion USD in 2033, growing at a CAGR of 6.6%. Although the Malaysian construction industry will face the challenges of lack of skilled labor and lax regulation, it will continue to grow in the future with the support of government policies and advanced technology.

Topics covered:

• Malaysia Construction Industry Overview
• The economic and policy environment of the construction industry in Malaysia
• Malaysia construction industry market size, 2024-2033
• Analysis of major Malaysia construction industry manufacturers
• Key Drivers and Market Opportunities in Malaysia’s Construction Industry
• What are the key drivers, challenges and opportunities for the construction industry in Malaysia during the forecast period 2024-2033?
• Which companies are the key players in the Malaysia construction industry market and what are their competitive advantages?
• What is the expected revenue of Malaysia construction industry market during the forecast period of 2024-2033?
• What are the strategies adopted by the key players in the market to increase their market share in the industry?
• Which segment of the Malaysia construction industry market is expected to dominate the market in 2032?
• What are the main negative factors facing the construction industry in Malaysia?

Table of Contents

1 Overview of Malaysia

1.1 Geographical situation

1.2 Demographic structure of Malaysia

1.3 The economic situation in Malaysia

1.4 Minimum Wage in Malaysia 2013-2022

1.5 Impact of COVID-19 on the construction industry in Malaysia

2 Overview of Malaysia’s construction industry

2.1 History of Malaysia architecture development

2.2 FDI in Malaysia’s construction sector

2.3 Policy environment of Malaysia’s construction industry

3 Malaysia construction industry supply and demand situation

3.1 Malaysia construction industry supply situation

3.2 Malaysia construction industry demand situation

4 Malaysia construction industry import and export status

4.1 Import and export

4.1.1 Malaysia’s construction imports and import volume

4.1.2 Main import sources of Malaysia construction

4.2 Malaysia’s construction industry export status

4.2.1 Malaysia’s construction export volume and export value

4.2.2 Malaysia’s main export destinations for construction

5 Cost analysis of the construction industry in Malaysia

5.1 Malaysia construction industry cost analysis

5.2 Charges for construction works in Malaysia

6 Malaysia Construction Industry Market Competition

6.1 Barriers to entry in Malaysia’s construction industry

6.1.1 Brand barriers

6.1.2 Quality Barriers

6.1.3 Capital Barriers

6.2 Competitive structure of Malaysia’s construction industry

6.2.1 Bargaining power of construction suppliers

6.2.2 Consumer bargaining power

6.2.3 Competition in Malaysia’s construction industry

6.2.4 Potential entrants in the construction industry

6.2.5 Alternatives to construction

7 Analysis of major construction companies in Malaysia

7.1 Gamuda Berhad

7.1.1 Gamuda Berhad Corporate Profile

7.1.2 Gamuda Berhad Enterprise Revenue Status

7.2 IJM Corporation Berhad

7.2.1 IJM Corporation Berhad Corporate Profile

7.2.2 IJM Corporation Berhad Revenue Status

7.3 YTL Corporation Berhad

7.3.1 YTL Corporation Berhad Corporate Profile

7.3.2 YTL Corporation Berhad Corporate Revenue Status

7.4 WCT Holdings Berhad

7.4.1 WCT Holdings Berhad Corporate Profile

7.4.2 WCT Holdings Berhad Corporate Revenues

7.5 Malaysian Resources Corporation Berhad

7.5.1 Malaysian Resources Corporation Berhad Corporate Profile

7.5.2 Malaysian Resources Corporation Berhad Enterprise Revenue Status

7.6 Gadang Holdings Berhad

7.6.1 Gadang Holdings Berhad Corporate Profile

7.6.2 Gadang Holdings Berhad Corporate Revenue Status

7.7 Hock Seng Lee Berhad (HSL)

7.7.1 Hock Seng Lee Berhad (HSL) Corporate Profile

7.7.2 Hock Seng Lee Berhad (HSL) Corporate Revenue Status

7.8 Mudajaya Group Berhad

7.8.1 Corporate Profile of Mudajaya Group Berhad

7.8.2 Mudajaya Group Berhad Corporate Revenue Status

7.9 Muhibbah Engineering (M) Bhd

7.9.1 Muhibbah Engineering (M) Bhd Company Profile

7.9.2 Muhibbah Engineering (M) Bhd Corporate Revenue Status

7.10 Sunway Construction Group Berhad

7.10.1 Sunway Construction Group Berhad Corporate Profile

7.10.2 Sunway Construction Group Berhad Corporate Revenue Status

8 Malaysia Construction Industry Outlook 2023-2032

8.1 Analysis of development factors in Malaysia’s construction industry

8.1.1 Drivers and Development Opportunities in Malaysia’s Construction Industry

8.1.2 Threats and challenges to the Malaysia construction industry

8.2 Malaysia Construction Industry Supply Forecast

8.3 Malaysia Construction Market Demand Forecast

8.4 Malaysia construction industry import and export forecast

LIST OF CHARTS

Chart Total population of Malaysia 2008-2023

Chart GDP per capita in Malaysia 2013-2023

Chart Construction Industry Related Policies Issued by the Malaysia Government 2018-2024

Chart Market size of construction industry in Malaysia

Chart Domestic consumption in the construction industry in Malaysia 2018-2023

Chart 2019-2023 Malaysia construction industry imports

Chart 2019-2023 Malaysia construction industry importers and import value

Chart 2019-2023 Export volume of Malaysia’s construction industry

Chart 2019-2023 Export value of Malaysia’s construction industry

Chart Exporting countries and export value of Malaysia’s construction industry in 2019-2023

Chart 2024-2033 Malaysia construction industry production forecast

Chart 2024-2033 Malaysia Construction Market Size Forecast

Chart 2024-2033 Malaysia construction industry import forecast

Chart 2024-2033 Export forecast for Malaysia’s construction industry

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Since the first domestic automobile “PROTON” was manufactured in 1983, the automotive industry has become one of the major industries supporting the Malaysian economy. Currently, there are more than 20 manufacturing and assembly plants in Malaysia, where passenger cars, commercial vehicles, motorcycles, scooters, etc. are manufactured.

In 2022, the total number of automobiles manufactured and assembled was approximately 702,300 for passenger cars and commercial vehicles, an increase of 41.6% compared to 2021. Passenger car sales increased 41.8% to 641,773 units. Commercial vehicle sales rose 39.9% to 78,885 units. Malaysian automobile production increased 27.2% year-on-year to 68,881 units in December. In Southeast Asia, Malaysia is the third largest after Thailand and Indonesia.

The Malaysian automobile market is a market with great potential, and it has also attracted a large number of investors and foreign brands to join. During the first six months of 2023,auto sales in Malaysia totalled 366,037 units according to the Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA). This represents a 10.3% year-on-year (YoY) increase compared to the same period last year. Perodua is unsurprisingly leading in terms of total vehicle sales in 1H 2023 with 144,690 units, which is enough for a market share of 39.5%.

Both figures are higher than in 1H 2022, when Perodua managed 127,343 deliveries and a market share of 38.4%. Meanwhile, Proton is second place with 76,012 units, up 32.4% from the 57,402 units in 1H 2022. The national carmaker’s market share has also gone up by 3.5% YoY to hit 20.8% in 1H 2023. Coming in third place is Toyota with 48,145 units and a market share of 13.2% – the former is higher than the 45,449 units recorded in 1H 2022, but the latter is actually down by 0.5%.

Malaysia has great advantages in developing the automobile industry and launched Malaysia’s first national automobile policy (NAP2006) in 2006. The policy-driven NAP has played an important role in boosting the Malaysian automotive industry so far. Malaysia has strengths in services related to the mobile industry and the electrical and electronics (E&E) industry. With these advantages of the country, Malaysia has set up three challenging new elements.

In order to continue to develop the automotive industry, which leads the mobility industry, integration with the service industry and the electrical and electronics industry is key according to the vision of NAP2020. Cooperation with the electrical and electronics industry will deepen, as shown in the development roadmap for components important for next-generation vehicles. The future automobile industry will have in-depth cooperation with the power electronics industry from the development stage, which may promote cross-industry integration and lead to substantial changes in the supply chain of the automobile industry.

Nowadays, the development of electric vehicles has become an emerging trend around the world. However, Malaysia’s existing EV infrastructure is still lacking, particularly the lack of EV charging stations.

Currently, Malaysia only has about 600 EV charging stations, which are insufficient to cater to a broad EV market. Barriers to developing the EV ecosystem in Malaysia include high costs and inadequate supporting infrastructure, including component shortages, lack of EV experts and skills, electricity grid challenges, increased demand for lithium-ion batteries, and lack of EV charging standards. Although Malaysia is an upper-middle-income country, and EV owners can also claim tax relief for owning one of those vehicles, EVs remain prohibitively expensive for many people.

Topics covered:

•  Malaysia Automobile Industry Overview
•  The economic and policy environment of Malaysia’s automobile industry
•  What is the impact of COVID-19 on the Malaysia’s automobile industry?
•  Malaysia Automobile Industry Market Size, 2023-2032
•  Analysis of the main Malaysia’s automobile production enterprises
•  Key drivers and market opportunities for Malaysia’s automobile industry
•  What are the key drivers, challenges and opportunities for Malaysia’s automobile industry during the forecast period 2023-2032?
•  Which companies are the key players in the Malaysia automobile industry market and what are their competitive advantages?
•  What is the expected revenue of Malaysia automobile industry market during the forecast period 2023-2032?
•  What are the strategies adopted by the key players in the market to increase their market share in the industry?
•  Which segment of the Malaysia automobile industry market is expected to dominate the market by 2032?
•  What are the main negative factors facing the automobile industry in Malaysia?

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Table of Contents

1 OVERVIEW OF MALAYSIA

1.1 Geographical situation

1.2 Demographic structure of Malaysia

1.3 Economic situation in Malaysia

1.4 Minimum Wage in Malaysia 2013-2023

1.5 Impact of COVID-19 on the Malaysian Automobile Industry

2 MALAYSIA AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY OVERVIEW 2018-2023

2.1 History of Automobile Development in Malaysia

2.2 FDI in Malaysia’s automobile industry

2.3 Policy Environment of Malaysia’s Automobile Industry

3 MALAYSIA AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY SUPPLY AND DEMAND STATUS

3.1 Malaysia Automobile Industry Supply Status

3.1.1 Automobile

3.1.2 By types

3.1.3 EV

3.2 Sales volume of Malaysia’s automobile

3.2.1 Automobile

3.2.2 By types

3.2.3 EV

4 MALAYSIA AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY IMPORT AND EXPORT STATUS

4.2 Import Status of Malaysia’s Automobile Industry

4.1.1 Malaysia Automobile Import Volume and Import Value

4.1.2 Major Import Sources of Automobiles in Malaysia

4.2 Export Status of Malaysia’s Automobile Industry

4.2.1 Malaysia Automobile Export Volume and Export Value

4.2.2 Main Export Destinations of Malaysian Automobiles

5 COST AND PRICE ANALYSIS OF THE MALAYSIAN AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY

5.1 Cost

5.1.1 Raw Materials

5.1.2 Labor Costs

5.1.3 Manufacturing Overhead

5.2 Price of automobile

6 MALAYSIA AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY MARKET COMPETITION

6.1 Barriers to entry in Malaysia’s automobile industry

6.1.1 Brand barriers

6.1.2 Quality Barriers

6.1.3 Capital Barriers

6.2 Competitive Structure of Malaysia’s Automobile Industry

6.2.1 Bargaining Power of Automobile Suppliers

6.2.2 Consumer bargaining power

6.2.3 Competition in the Malaysian Automobile Industry

6.2.4 Potential Entrants in the Automobile Industry

6.2.5 Alternatives to Automobiles

7 ANALYSIS OF MAJOR AUTOMOBILE Brands IN MALAYSIA (Top 5 to 10 brands)

7.1 Perodua

7.1.1 Perodua Corporate Profile

7.1.2 Perodua Corporate Automobile Sales

7.2 Proton

7.2.1 Proton Corporate Profile

7.2.2 Proton Corporate Automobile Sales

7.3 Toyota.

7.3.1 Toyota of Honda Motor Co.

7.3.2 Toyota ., Ltd. Corporate Automobile Sales

7.4 Honda

7.4.1 Corporate Profile of Honda

7.4.2 Honda Corporate Automobile Sales

7.5 Mitsubishi

7.5.1 Mitsubishi Corporate Profile

7.5.2 Mitsubishi Corporate Automobile Sales

7.6 Mazda

7.6.1 Mazda Corporate Profile

7.6.2 Mazda Corporate Automobile Sales

7.7 Mercedes Benz

7.7.1 Mercedes Benz a Corporate Profile

7.7.2 Mercedes Benz Corporate Automobile Sales

7.8 Bmw Motor Corporation

7.8.1 Bmw Motor Corporation Corporate Profile

7.8.2 Bmw Motor Corporation Corporate Automobile Sales

7.9 Nissan

7.9.1 Nissan Corporate Profile

7.9.2 Nissan Corporate Automobile Sales

7.10 Isuzu

7.10.1 Isuzu Corporate Profile

7.10.2 Isuzu Corporate Automobile Sales

8 MALAYSIA AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY OUTLOOK 2023-2032

8.1 Malaysia Automobile Industry Development Factors Analysis

8.1.1 Drivers and Development Opportunities for Malaysia’s Automobile Industry

8.1.2 Threats and Challenges to Malaysia’s Automobile Industry

8.2 Malaysia Automobile Industry Supply Forecast

8.3 Malaysia Automobile Market Demand Forecast

8.4 Malaysia Automobile Industry Import and Export Forecast

LIST OF CHARTS

Chart Total Population of Malaysia 2008-2022

Chart GDP per capita in Malaysia 2013-2022

Chart Automobile Industry Related Policies Issued by Government in Malaysia 2018-2023

Chart 2018-2022 Automobile Production in Malaysia

Chart 2018-2022 Domestic Consumption of Automobiles in Malaysia

Chart 2018-2022 Malaysia Automobile Import Volume

Chart 2018-2022 Malaysia Automobile Import Value

Chart 2018-2022 Malaysia Automobile Importing Countries and Import Value

Chart 2018-2022 Malaysia Automobile Export Volume

Chart 2018-2022 Malaysia Automobile Export Value

Chart 2018-2022 Malaysia Automobile Export Countries and Export Value

Chart 2023-2032 Malaysia Automobile Production Forecast

Chart Malaysia Automobile Market Size Forecast 2023-2032

Chart 2023-2032 Malaysia Automobile Import Forecast

Chart 2023-2032 Malaysia Automobile Export Forecast

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Malaysia occupies an indispensable part of the ASEAN economy, with a total land area of 330,803 square kilometers. As of the end of 2022, Malaysia’s population is approximately 32.6 million people.

The steel industry in Malaysia can be categorically subdivided into two main segments, namely the long products and the flat products. Malaysia’s steel production capacity is approximately 16.1 million tons. According to CRI, at present, the bulk of the Malaysian steel is produced using the electric-arc-furnace (EAF) route, melting scrap iron, or scrap-substitutes like DRI and HBI to produce molten steel. The top three steel companies in Malaysia are Southern Steel Group, Prestar Resources Berhad, Malaysia Steel Works (KL) Bhd.

Scrap, the main ingredient in steel production, is mainly imported from countries such as the European Union and the United States, as domestic supplies are insufficient to meet the needs of local industry. Currently, only Perwaja Steel and Amsteel Mills produce DRI and HBI at their plants in Kemaman and Labuan respectively. Since DRI and HBI command a higher premium than scrap due to their “clean” content, a large portion is exported to countries such as Vietnam, South Korea, China and Taiwan. Malaysia’s iron & steel import in March 2022 grew by 21.6 percent to RM3.1 billion from RM2.6 billion in March 2021.

In recent years, the import volume of the Malaysian steel industry has remained with slight fluctuations. It remained at around 31 billion Malaysian ringgit in 2018 and 2019. There has been a considerable decline in 2020, falling to 24.3 billion Malaysian ringgit, most likely due to the impact of the new coronavirus There are no import channels for the impact. By 2021 and 2022, the number of imported steel products in Malaysia has increased significantly to more than 33 billion Malaysian ringgit. According to CRI, this shows that the current dependence on imported steel in the Malaysian market is gradually increasing.

Looking at the total export value of the steel industry, it is found that the export value of the steel industry is increasing year by year. It has climbed from 15503.92 million Malaysian Ringgit at the beginning to 33354.39 million Malaysian Ringgit today. This shows that Malaysia’s steel industry is in a state of continuous development and that Malaysia’s steel industry is developing rapidly.

In 2023 and 2024, considering that total steel demand will grow by 4.1%, but with the increase in steel production capacity, actual demand growth is expected to be 3.6% in 2023 and 4.8% in 2024, and exports are expected to increase further.

Faced with multiple crises such as the epidemic, geopolitical tensions and wars, financial instability and climate change, the future of the steel market industry in Malaysia and globally is not optimistic. According to CRI, as China is Malaysia’s largest import and export trading country, but China currently has chronic overcapacity, Malaysian steel manufacturers are unlikely to benefit from the expected increase in domestic steel consumption. For the Malaysian steel industry to have a sustainable future, the industry and the government must jointly address three major challenges, namely overcapacity in construction steel, green transformation and financing transformation.

Topics covered:

•  Malaysia Steel Industry Overview
•  The economic and policy environment of Malaysia’s steel industry
•  What is the impact of COVID-19 on the Malaysia’s steel industry?
•  Malaysia Steel Industry Market Size, 2023-2032
•  Analysis of the main Malaysia’s steel production enterprises
•  Key drivers and market opportunities for Malaysia’s steel industry
•  What are the key drivers, challenges and opportunities for Malaysia’s steel industry during the forecast period 2023-2032?
•  Which companies are the key players in the Malaysia steel industry market and what are their competitive advantages?
•  What is the expected revenue of Malaysia steel industry market during the forecast period 2023-2032?
•  What are the strategies adopted by the key players in the market to increase their market share in the industry?
•  Which segment of the Malaysia steel industry market is expected to dominate the market by 2032?
•  What are the main negative factors facing the steel industry in Malaysia?

Table of Contents

1 Development Environment of Malaysia Steel Industry

1.1 Economic Environment

1.1.1 Malaysia’s Economy

1.1.2 Foreign Investment in Malaysia Steel Industry

1.1.3 Minimum Wage Standard in Malaysia

1.1.4 The impact of COVID-19 on Malaysia’s Steel Industry

1.2 Policy Environment

1.2.1 Policies Related to Steel Industry

1.2.2 Preferential Policies on Foreign Investment

1.2.3 Anti-dumping measures

1.3 Research Methods of the Report

1.3.1 Parameters and Assumptions

1.3.2 Data Sources

1.3.3 About CRI

2 Market Status of Malaysia Steel Industry, 2018-2022

2.1 Supply

2.1.1 Production Capacity

2.1.2 Production Volume

2.2 Demand on Malaysia Steel Market

2.2.1 Total Demand

2.2.2 Demand Structure

2.2.3 Steel Price

2.3 Competition Structure of Malaysia Steel Market

2.3.1 Upstream Suppliers

2.3.2 Downstream Customers

2.3.3 Competition in Steel Industry

2.3.4 Potential Entrants

2.3.5 Substitutes

3 Major steel products in Malaysia

3.1 Flat steel products industry

3.1.1 Supply and Production Volume

3.1.2 Demand

3.1.3 Imports and Exports

3.2 Long steel products

3.2.1 Supply and Production Volume

3.2.2 Demand

3.2.3 Imports and Exports

3.3 Steel pipes

4 Analysis on Import and Export of Steel in Malaysia, 2018-2022

4.1 Import

4.1.1 Import Overview

4.1.2 Major Import Sources

4.2 Export

4.2.1 Export Overview

4.2.2 Export Destinations

5 Major Steel Manufacturers in Malaysia, 2018-2023

5.1 Southern Steel Group

5.2 Prestar Resources Berhad

5.3 Malaysia Steel Works (KL) Bhd

5.4 k.Seng Seng Corporation Berhad

5.5 CSC Steel

5.6 Wisma Leader Steel

5.7 Kentzu Steel Sdn Bhd

6 Prospect of Malaysia Steel Market, 2023-2032

6.1 Factors Influencing Development

6.1.1 Market Opportunities and Driving Forces

6.1.2 Threats and Challenges

6.2 Forecast on Supply and Demand

6.2.1 Forecast on Production Volume

6.2.2 Forecast on Demand

6.2.3 Forecast on Import and Export

6.3 Analysis on Investment Opportunities in Malaysia Steel Industry

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A refrigerator is a machine used to keep items cold. It includes a heat-protected compartment and a heat pump that transfers heat from the inside to the outside, cooling the items below room temperature. It is used to cool food and different items. Refrigerators are commonly used in homes and businesses to provide a convenient and safe way to preserve food. To appeal to end users, industry manufacturers are working to introduce higher levels of luxury and novelty in refrigeration products.

The common format of the domestic refrigerator market in Indonesia can be segmented on the basis of product type (refrigerated only or refrigerated freezer), air circulation, number of doors, and capacity. The vast majority of products sold in the Indonesian refrigerator market include a compartment for frozen food, even though it is not accessible through a separate door and cannot freeze food at -18 degrees Celsius.

The market size of household appliances depends on various factors; population growth, number of households and increasing spending power are together contributing to the growth of demand for household appliances: according to CRI’s analysis, the number of households in Indonesia is increasing at a CAGR of 1.2%; Indonesia’s population is growing at a CAGR of 1.14%; Indonesia’s domestic consumer spending is growing at a CAGR of 3% The number of households in Indonesia is increasing at a CAGR of 1.2%; the population in Indonesia is growing at a CAGR of 1.14%; and domestic consumer spending in Indonesia is growing at a CAGR of 3%.

From 2018-2022, according to CRI’s analysis, the sales of refrigerators in Indonesia market shows a year-on-year growth trend with a CAGR of 6.25% from 2018 to 2022. in 2022, the sales of refrigerators in Indonesia market is nearly USD 4 billion.

According to CRI, the sales value of refrigerators will reach US$ 6030.04 million in 2032 and the CAGR in 2023 to 2032 is 4.19%.

Due to increasing modernization and technological advancements, Indonesia refrigerator market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 4.19% during the forecast period to reach USD 5.06 billion by 2028, according to an analysis by CRI. Moreover, growing urbanization, product innovation, and increasing revenues are expected to boost the Indonesian refrigerator market during the forecast period.

Topics covered:

• Indonesia Refrigerator Industry Overview
• Economic Environment and Policy Environment of the Refrigerator Industry in Indonesia
• What is the impact of COVID-19 on the Indonesian refrigerator industry?
• Indonesia Refrigerator Industry Market Size 2023-2032
• Analysis of major Indonesian refrigerator industry manufacturers
• Key Drivers and Market Opportunities in Indonesian Refrigerator Industry
• What are the key drivers, challenges and opportunities for the Refrigerator industry in Indonesia during the forecast period of 2023-2032?
• Which are the key players in Indonesia Refrigerator Industry market and what are their competitive advantages?
• What is the expected revenue of Indonesia Refrigerator Industry market during the forecast period 2023-2032?
• What are the strategies adopted by the key players in the market to increase their market share in the industry?
• Which segment of Indonesia Refrigerator Industry market is expected to dominate the market by 2032?
• What are the main negative factors facing the refrigerator industry in Indonesia?

Table of Contents

1 Overview of Indonesia

1.1 Geographical situation

1.2 Demographic structure of Indonesia

1.3 Economic situation in Indonesia

1.4 Minimum Wage in Indonesia 2013-2022

1.5 Impact of COVID-19 on the Indonesian Refrigerator Industry

2 Indonesia Refrigerator Industry Overview

2.1 History of refrigerator development in Indonesia

2.2 FDI in Indonesian Refrigerator Industry

2.3 Policy Environment of the Refrigerator Industry in Indonesia

3 Indonesia refrigerator industry supply and demand situation

3.1 Supply situation of Indonesian refrigerator industry

3.2 Indonesia Refrigerator Industry Demand Situation

4 Indonesia refrigerator industry import and export status

4.1.1 Indonesia refrigerator import volume and import value

4.1.2 Main Import Sources of Refrigerators in Indonesia

4.2 Export Status of Indonesian Refrigerator Industry

4.2.1 Indonesia Refrigerator Export Volume and Export Value

4.2.2 Main Export Destinations of Indonesian Refrigerators

5 Cost analysis of Indonesian refrigerator industry

6 Indonesia Refrigerator Industry Market Competition

6.1 Barriers to entry in the Indonesian refrigerator industry

6.1.1 Brand barriers

6.1.2 Quality Barriers

6.1.3 Capital Barriers

6.2 Competitive Structure of Indonesian Refrigerator Industry

6.2.1 Bargaining power of electric refrigerator suppliers

6.2.2 Consumer bargaining power

6.2.3 Competition in the Indonesian Refrigerator Industry

6.2.4 Potential entrants in the refrigerator industry

6.2.5 Alternatives to electric refrigerators

7 Indonesia Major Refrigerator Manufacturing and Sales Companies Analysis

7.1 PT. LG Electronics Indonesia.

7.1.1 Corporate Profile of PT. LG Electronics Indonesia

7.1.2 PT. LG Electronics Indonesia Corporate Refrigerator Sales

7.2 PT . Lx Pantos Indonesia.

7.2.1 PT . Lx Pantos Indonesia. corporate profile

7.2.2 PT . Lx Pantos Indonesia. enterprise refrigerator sales

7.3 PT . Phc Indonesia .

7.3.1 PT . Phc Indonesia. corporate profile

7.3.2 PT . Phc Indonesia. enterprise refrigerator sales

7.4 PT . Lx Pantos Indonesia Kawasan Industries

7.4.1 PT . Lx Pantos Indonesia Kawasan Industries Corporate Profile

7.4.2 PT . Lx Pantos Indonesia Kawasan Industries Enterprise Refrigerator Sales

7.5 Midea Electric Trading Singapure. Indonesia Trading Company.

7.5.1 Midea Electric Trading Singapure. Indonesia Trading Company. corporate profile

7.5.2 Midea Electric Trading Singapure. Indonesia Trading Company. Enterprise Refrigerator Sales

7.6 PT Surya Alam Tunggal. Indonesia.

7.6.1 Corporate Profile of PT Surya Alam Tunggal. Indonesia.

7.6.2 PT Surya Alam Tunggal. Indonesia. Enterprise Refrigerator Sales

7.7 Aqua/Sanyo

7.7.1 Aqua/Sanyo Corporate Profile

7.7.2 Aqua/Sanyo Corporate Refrigerator Sales

7.8 Polytron

7.8.1 Polytron Corporate Profile

7.8.2 Polytron Enterprise Refrigerator Sales

7.9 Sharp

7.9.1 Sharp Company Profile

7.9.2 Sharp Enterprises’ Refrigerator Sales

7.10 Panasonic

7.10.1 Panasonic Corporate Profile

7.10.2 Panasonic Corporate Refrigerator Sales

8 Indonesia Refrigerator Industry Outlook 2023-2032

8.1 Indonesia Refrigerator Industry Development Factors Analysis

8.1.1 Drivers and Development Opportunities for the Refrigerator Industry in Indonesia

8.1.2 Threats and Challenges to the Refrigerator Industry in Indonesia

8.2 Indonesia Refrigerator Industry Supply Forecast

8.3 Indonesia Refrigerator Market Demand Forecast

8.4 Indonesia Refrigerator Industry Import and Export Forecast

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Washing machines are household appliances that are widely used to wash clothes using detergents. They include semi-automatic and fully automatic machines that can assist in washing, rinsing and drying without the need to supervise different operations. They can save time and are easier to clean, operate and maintain than other electrical equipment.

They are currently available in a variety of sizes and styles, depending on budget, lifestyle and the size of the user’s home. The increasing purchasing power of washing machines and rising income levels of individuals across the world are currently one of the key factors driving the market. Moreover, the demand for home washing machines is also increasing due to the rising electrification in rural areas.

As Indonesia’s economy develops, disposable income increases and consumption levels rise, the penetration rate of washing machines gradually increases, and consumer demand for washing machines gradually changes from a single cleaning tool to one with diverse functions. According to CRI’s analysis, the penetration rate of washing machines in Indonesia is low and there is huge room for development.

Indonesia’s cheap labor, low land costs and favorable policy subsidies have attracted global washing machine manufacturers to invest in Indonesia. This follows Toshiba’s $39 million investment in a washing machine plant in East Jakarta, aimed at increasing its sales revenue outside of Japan, and Sharp Electronics’ Rp1.2 trillion investment in a new plant in Karawang, West Java, which will more than double the company’s current production capacity in Indonesia for refrigerators and washing machines.

Due to increasing modernization and technological advancements, Indonesia washing machine market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 2.81% during the forecast period to reach USD 2.45 billion by 2028, according to an analysis by CRI. Moreover, growing urbanization, product innovation, and increasing revenues are expected to boost the Indonesian washing machine market during the forecast period.

According to CRI, the sales value of washing machines will reach US$ 2.73 billion in 2032 and the CAGR in 2023 to 2032 is 2.81%.

Topics covered:

• Indonesia Washing Machine Industry Overview
• The economic and policy environment of the washing machine industry in Indonesia
• What is the impact of COVID-19 on the Indonesian washing machine industry?
• Indonesia Washing Machine Industry Market Size 2023-2032
• Analysis of major Indonesian washing machine industry manufacturers
• Key drivers and market opportunities for the washing machine industry in Indonesia
• What are the key drivers, challenges and opportunities for the Washing Machine industry in Indonesia during the forecast period of 2023-2032?
• Which are the key players in Indonesia Washing Machine industry market and what are their competitive advantages?
• What is the expected revenue of Indonesia Washing Machine Industry market during the forecast period 2023-2032?
• What are the strategies adopted by the key players in the market to increase their market share in the industry?
• Which segment of the Indonesia Washing Machine Industry market is expected to dominate the market by 2032?
• What are the main negative factors facing the washing machine industry in Indonesia?

Table of Contents

1 Overview of Indonesia

1.1 Geographical situation

1.2 Demographic structure of Indonesia

1.3 Economic situation in Indonesia

1.4 Minimum Wage in Indonesia 2013-2022

1.5 Impact of COVID-19 on the Indonesian washing machine industry

2 Indonesia Washing Machine Industry Overview

2.1 History of washing machine development in Indonesia

2.2 FDI in Indonesian washing machine industry

2.3 Policy Environment of Indonesian Washing Machine Industry

3 Indonesia washing machine industry supply and demand situation

3.1 Indonesia washing machine industry supply situation

3.2 Indonesia Washing Machine Industry Demand Situation

4 Indonesia washing machine industry import and export status

4.1.1 Indonesia washing machine import volume and import value

4.1.2 Main import sources of washing machines in Indonesia

4.2 Indonesia washing machine industry export status

4.2.1 Indonesia washing machine export volume and export value

4.2.2 Main Export Destinations of Indonesian Washing Machines

5 Cost analysis of Indonesian washing machine industry

6 Market competition in the Indonesian washing machine industry

6.1 Barriers to entry in the Indonesian washing machine industry

6.1.1 Brand barriers

6.1.2 Quality Barriers

6.1.3 Capital Barriers

6.2 Competitive Structure of Indonesian Washing Machine Industry

6.2.1 Bargaining power of washing machine suppliers

6.2.2 Consumer bargaining power

6.2.3 Competition in the Indonesian washing machine industry

6.2.4 Potential Entrants in the Washing Machine Industry

6.2.5 Alternatives to washing machines

7 Indonesia Major Washing Machine Manufacturers and Sales Companies Analysis

7.1 PT. LG Electronics Indonesia.

7.1.1 Corporate Profile of PT. LG Electronics Indonesia

7.1.2 PT. LG Electronics Indonesia Corporate Refrigerator Sales

7.2 PT . Lx Pantos Indonesia.

7.2.1 PT . Lx Pantos Indonesia. corporate profile

7.2.2 PT . Lx Pantos Indonesia. enterprise refrigerator sales

7.3 PT . Phc Indonesia .

7.3.1 PT . Phc Indonesia. corporate profile

7.3.2 PT . Phc Indonesia. enterprise refrigerator sales

7.4 PT . Lx Pantos Indonesia Kawasan Industries

7.4.1 PT . Lx Pantos Indonesia Kawasan Industries Corporate Profile

7.4.2 PT . Lx Pantos Indonesia Kawasan Industries Enterprise Refrigerator Sales

7.5 Midea Electric Trading Singapure. Indonesia Trading Company.

7.5.1 Midea Electric Trading Singapure. Indonesia Trading Company. corporate profile

7.5.2 Midea Electric Trading Singapure. Indonesia Trading Company. Enterprise Refrigerator Sales

7.6 PT Surya Alam Tunggal. Indonesia.

7.6.1 Corporate Profile of PT Surya Alam Tunggal. Indonesia.

7.6.2 PT Surya Alam Tunggal. Indonesia. Enterprise Refrigerator Sales

7.7 Aqua/Sanyo

7.7.1 Aqua/Sanyo Corporate Profile

7.7.2 Aqua/Sanyo Corporate Refrigerator Sales

7.8 Polytron

7.8.1 Polytron Corporate Profile

7.8.2 Polytron Enterprise Refrigerator Sales

7.9 Sharp

7.9.1 Sharp Company Profile

7.9.2 Sharp Enterprises’ Refrigerator Sales

7.10 Panasonic

7.10.1 Panasonic Corporate Profile

7.10.2 Panasonic Corporate Refrigerator Sales

8 Indonesia Washing Machine Industry Outlook 2023-2032

8.1 Indonesia Washing Machine Industry Development Factors Analysis

8.1.1 Driving Forces and Development Opportunities in Indonesia’s Washing Machine Industry

8.1.2 Threats and Challenges to Indonesia’s Washing Machine Industry

8.2 Indonesia Washing Machine Industry Supply Forecast

8.3 Indonesia Washing Machine Market Demand Forecast

8.4 Indonesia Washing Machine Industry Import and Export Forecast

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This guide was prepared by CRI based on fieldwork in Vietnam. The guide combines data collected from various government departments and business interviews with leading companies in various industries in Vietnam to provide the most accurate data.

This guide contains eight chapters, including an overview of Vietnam’s economy and geography, foreign investment policies, analysis of key economic regions in Vietnam, analysis of the Vietnam Labor Law, overview of key industry developments, future industry expectations, and an analysis of Vietnam’s import and export trade in the context of the current international situation. At the end of the article, CRI provides a summary report of the trip’s achievements and areas for improvement to provide comprehensive information guidance to all business people who participated in CRI’s Vietnam business tour.

In the first chapter of the report, Vietnam’s economic and geographic profile, information on Vietnam’s demographics, Vietnam’s macroeconomy, Vietnam’s business environment, Vietnam’s infrastructure development, Vietnam’s financial environment, Vietnam’s monetary policy, and an introduction to Vietnam’s water, electricity and gas prices are mentioned.

Chapter 2, Foreign Investment Policy Principles Advisory addresses market access regulations for foreign investment, regulations on corporate taxation, preferential policies for foreign investment in the South, introduction to special economic zones, and Vietnam’s protection policies for Chinese companies’ investment cooperation.

In Chapter 3, the analysis of Vietnam’s key economic regions, Yuan Ze Consulting analyzes in detail the development of each region of Vietnam, from the five municipalities of Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Hai Phong, Da Nang, Can Tho, and the five key economic development provinces in the northern region of Vietnam, namely, Bac Ninh, Hai Duong, Hoang An, Vinh Phuc, Quang Ninh, the four key economic development provinces in the central region, namely, Tan Tien Hue, Quang Nam, Quang Ngai, Binh Dinh, and the seven key economic development provinces in the southern region, namely, Binh Duong, Dong Nai, Long An, Bac Dieu Tuyen, Binh Phuoc, Tay Ninh, Tien Giang. The city also introduced the geographic location, demographic information, economic development and key industries of the seven key economic development provinces in the southern region, namely Binh Duong, Dong Nai, Long An, Bac Lieu Tuyen, Binh Phuoc, Tay Ninh and Tien Giang.

Chapter 4, Analysis of Vietnam Labor Law and Analysis of Vietnam Labor Costs mentions the core content of Vietnam Labor Law, Vietnam labor cost, Vietnam wage region division, Vietnam salary structure and other detailed information.

Chapter 5, Vietnam’s Important Industries Profile, mentions specific development information of eight important industries in Vietnam, agriculture, forestry and fishery, industrial production, service industry, automotive industry, ICT, electricity industry, oil and gas industry, construction industry and real estate industry.

In Chapter 6, Vietnam’s import and export situation is analyzed, including Vietnam’s foreign trade relations, Vietnam’s major trading partners, and international trade agreements signed by Vietnam.

In Chapter 7, CRI forecasts the next 18 industries with the most potential in Vietnam from 2023-2032, including the overview of Vietnam coffee industry, Vietnam photovoltaic power plant industry, Vietnam rice industry, Vietnam automobile industry, Vietnam rubber industry, and Vietnam beer industry.

P.S. This report is provided free of charge to the entrepreneurs within our CRI Business Tour in Chinese paper format and is not available in electronic format.

Topics covered:

• Vietnam Economic Overview
• Vietnam Foreign Investment Policy
• Doing Business in Vietnam
• Analysis of key economic regions in Vietnam
• Analysis of the Vietnam Labor Law
• Foreign Investment Preferences in Vietnam
• Vietnam corporate tax regulations
• Analysis of key industries in Vietnam
• Vietnam’s import and export profile

Table of Contents

1. Economy and Geography of Vietnam

1.1 Geographical situation

1.2 Demographic structure of Vietnam

1.3 Vietnam’s Macroeconomy

1.4 Vietnam’s business environment

1.5 Status of infrastructure development in Vietnam

1.6 Vietnam’s Financial Environment

1.7 Water, electricity and gas prices

1.8 Land and housing prices

1.9 Impact of COVID-19 on Vietnam

2. Foreign Investment Policies

2.1 Market access regulations for foreign investment

2.1.1 Investment Authorities

2.1.2 Provisions of the investment industry

2.1.3 Provisions of investment mode

2.1.4 Investment in public services

2.2 Corporate tax regulations

2.2.1 Tax system and system

2.2.2 Major taxes and tax rates

2.3 Foreign Investment Preferences in Vietnam

2.3.1 Preferential Policy Framework

2.3.2 Industry Encouragement Policies

2.3.3 Regional Incentive Policies

2.4 Introduction to Special Economic Regions

2.4.1 Laws and regulations related to special economic zones

2.4.2 Introduction to the Economic Development Zone

2.5 Vietnam’s Protection Policy for Chinese Enterprises’ Investment Cooperation

2.5.1 China and Vietnam Sign Bilateral Investment Protection Agreement

2.5.2 China and Vietnam Sign Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement

2.5.3 Other economic and trade agreements signed between China and Vietnam

2.5.4 Other related protection policies

3. Sub-regional profile of Vietnam

3.1 Five Municipalities

3.1.1 Overview of Ho Chi Minh City

3.1.2 Overview of Hanoi City

3.1.3 Overview of Haiphong City

3.1.4 Overview of Da Nang City

3.1.5 Overview of Can Tho City

3.2 Overview of the Northern Vietnam Key Economic Zone (NKEZ)

3.2.1 Overview of Beining Province

3.2.2 Overview of Hai Duong Province

3.2.3 Overview of Xingan Province

3.2.4 Overview of Vinh Phuc Province

3.2.5 Overview of Quang Ninh Province

3.3 Overview of Vietnam’s Central Key Economic Zone (CKEZ)

3.3.1 Overview of Chengtian Thua Thien-Hwa Province

3.3.2 Overview of Quang Nam Province

3.3.3 Overview of the Cantonal Province

3.3.5 Overview of Binh Dinh Province

3.4 Overview of the Southern Key Economic Zone (SKEZ) in Vietnam

3.4.1 Overview of Binh Duong Province

3.4.2 Overview of Dong Nai Province

3.4.3 Overview of Lonan Province

3.4.4 Overview of Badi Tetum Province

3.4.5 Overview of Binh Phuoc Province

3.4.6 Overview of Xining Province

3.4.7 Overview of Tien Giang Province

4.  Vietnam Labor Law and the labor cost

4.1 Core elements of Vietnamese labor law

4.1.1 Employment Contract

4.1.2 Working hours

4.2 Labor Costs in Vietnam

4.2.1 Regional division of wages in Vietnam

4.2.2 Remuneration structure in Vietnam

5.  Key industries in Vietnam

5.1 Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries

5.2 Industrial production

5.3 Service Industry

5.4 Automotive Industry

5.5 ICT

5.6 Power Industry

5.7 Oil and gas industry

5.8 Construction industry and real estate industry

6. Import and export of Vietnam

6.1 Vietnam’s foreign trade and economic relations

6.1.1 Total trade of Vietnam

6.1.2 Vietnam trade structure

6.1.3 Vietnam’s major trading partners

6.2 International trade agreements signed by Vietnam

6.2.1 World Trade Organization

6.2.2 Regional and Bilateral Trade Agreements

6.3 Analysis of foreign investment in Vietnam

6.3.1 Amount of foreign investment

6.3.2 Sources of foreign investment

6.3.3 Distribution of foreign investment in Vietnam

7. The most promising industries in Vietnam from 2023-2032 – CRI Views

7.1 Vietnam coffee industry

7.2 Vietnam PV power plant industry

7.3 Vietnam Rice Industry

7.4 Vietnam Automotive Industry

7.5 Vietnam Rubber Industry

7.6 Vietnam Beer Industry

7.7 Vietnam Wooden Furniture Industry

7.8 Vietnam Fisheries

7.9 Vietnam plastic raw materials industry

7.10 Vietnam Fertilizer Industry

7.11 Vietnam Footwear Industry

7.12 Vietnam Cashew Nut Industry

7.13 Vietnam Steel Industry

7.14 Vietnam Coal Industry

7.15 E-Commerce Industry

7.16 Service Industry

7.17 Construction and Real Estate Industry

7.18 International Trade Industry

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