Malaysia Industry Reports

In line with the global trends, the consumption of high-value-added Internet services in Malaysia is growing, which fuels strong performance in fixed and mobile broadband services both in terms of subscribers and consumption intensity. Telecom ...

The ASEAN region has a significant influence on the global electronics market. Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia are the primary suppliers of hard disc drives (HDDs), essential components for computer data storage. Approximately 60% of China's HDD ...

Four-wheel motor vehicle production in ASEAN (particularly Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Vietnam and Myanmar) dropped by 31.6% y/y in 2020 due to the negative effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, output saw a strong rebound in ...

The countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) are a vastly diverse and uneven landscape in terms of infrastructure development. For instance, Singapore is a perennial global leader in infrastructure quality whereas other ...

The oil and gas sector powers the economies of a number of countries in ASEAN, playing a key role in meeting the rising energy needs of one of the fastest growing regions of the world. Major oil and gas producers in the region are Indonesia and ...

In 2023, the global machinery and equipment sector expanded by 7.6%, driven by infrastructure projects and the demand for industrial, construction and agricultural machinery amid pressures from inflation and supply chain constraints. Key trends ...

Natural gas provides for approximately 40% of Malaysia's energy requirements, petroleum products for 34%, and coal, for 22%. In other words, fossil fuels satisfy more than 90% of Malaysia's energy needs. During the ten-year forecast period ...

To categorize specific countries, this report employs multiple geographic regions. Geographical regions are defined in this report to account for the potential discrepancies between the references to each region and those that are commonly ...