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As a result of a government push to encourage overseas investment, manufacturing – particularly electronics and electrical machinery – is becoming the economy’s driving force.
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Getting started in Malaysia takes time and commitment. It is important to understand the local regulatory environment.
Once you've decided to set up in Malaysia there are plenty of day-to-day challenges to keep you on your toes, including how and where to set up an office, dealing with communication challenges, logistics and managing staff.
Learn about Malaysia’s financial and legal environment.
Get an introduction to building connections in Malaysia.
Improve your cultural awareness and overcome the language barrier.
Find out about using Malaysia as a manufacturing base.
Discover the keys to making your brand a success in the Malaysian market.
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