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Malaysia Industry Reports
EMIS Insights, our proprietary research arm, provides comprehensive industry reports for Malaysia. Our network of locally based industry experts supplies analysis exclusive to EMIS customers.
Each report contains in-depth analysis of the sector’s importance for the Malaysia’s economy, detailed statistics and infographics. The report’s contents include executive summary, sector and subsector overviews, competitive and regulatory environment, as well as thorough company profiles of the top market players.
Insurers have been operating in the Malaysian market for more than a century. Malaysia's conventional insurance companies are complemented by a takaful industry that is recognised globally. This industry offers a Shariah-compliant alternative to the ...
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The oil and gas sector fuels the economies of a number of countries in the ASEAN region, with the main players being Indonesia and Malaysia. Thailand and Vietnam are emerging as critical players, with growing exploration efforts and considerable ...
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Malaysia has one of Southeast Asia's most advanced pharmaceutical and healthcare sectors. Malaysia's healthcare system is divided into two segments: a taxpayer-funded and government-run system and a private sector. The public system, managed by the ...
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Malaysia has substantial reserves of crude oil and natural gas. Petroliam Nasional Bhd (Petronas) was established by the Malaysian government in 1974 as the national oil company and owner and steward of the country's hydrocarbon deposits. Petronas ...
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With over 660mn people, and a combined economy that represents the fifth largest in the world, the 10 countries forming the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) region have been relying on fossil fuels to power their fast growth. The ASEAN ...
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Commercial banks have a dominating presence in the Malaysian banking sector. They accounted for 74.7% of the total banking assets as of June 2023, followed by Islamic banks at 24.1%. The remaining percentage was held by merchant banks. The Malaysian ...
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