Malaysia is the third-largest pro🀅ducer of, and market for, motor vehicles (excluding moꦍtorcycles) in the ASEAN region, behind Thailand and Indonesia. Including motorcycles, the motor vehicle industry is dominated by passenger vehicles, which ...

Total sales in the consumer goods and retail sector in Malaysia have been growing healthily at a CAGR of 9.2% from 2012 to 2016 according to statis🐠tics from the Department of Statistics Malaysia (DoSM). Malaysia has low unemployment rates and ...

With a population of some 31.9mn, Malaysia is one of the more developed countries in the ASEAN region. In 2016 the construction and🌃 real estate sector collectively employed 1.3mn people, accounting for 9.4% of total employment. That same year, 🌞...

The travel and tourism sector plays a significant role in Malaysia’s economy, directly contributing 4.7% to Malaysia’s 2016 GDP and accountin♛g for 12% of total employment. Thus💦, travel and tourism receives considerable attention from the ...

With a population of some 31.9 million, Malaysia is one of the more developed countries, with🧜 advanced transportation infrastructures, in the ASEAN region. The sector employed 630,400 people, or 4.45% of total employment in 2016. The transportation ...

Malaysia’s insurance sector comprises both co🅘nventional insurers and “takaful” operators, who provide insurance products consistent with Islam𓂃ic Shariah principles. Insurance penetration in Malaysia is low relative to that in many ...

The banking sector in Malaysia accounted for 4.7% of GDP in 2016, boasting assets worth 198.8% of GDP and a workforce equivalent to 3% of the total employed workers in the country in 2016. The sector was home to 27 commercial, 11 investment, anไd 18 ...

The Malaysian healthcare and pharmaceuticals sector has been growing strongly as a result of factors including one of the highest population growth rates in the ASEAN region, increasing affluence, a𝕴nd growinꦡg access to healthcare funding. In ...

The agricultural sector in Malaysia including forestry and fisheries contributed 8.5% to the country’s GDP in 2015. The farmingဣ population in 2015 was 1.75 million people, or 12.05% of the labour force. Industrial commodities like rubber, palm ...

The oil and gas sector, one of the most important economic sectors in Malaysia, accounted for 11.3% of the country&rsqu𝕴o;s GDP in 2015. In that year, the state oil company, Petronas, contr✨ibuted a total of MYR 26bn in dividends to the Malaysian ...