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Know WHY you SHOULD incorporate a company in Malaysia & start A business in Malaysia
Malaysia is in its most radical transformation as it battles to achieve the Vision 2020. The transformation is visible on the political front, the public sector and among Malaysian business entities.
A Dynamic Business Environment
Malaysia, strategically located in the heart of South East Asia, offers a cost-competitive location for investors intending to set up offshore operations for the manufacture of advanced technological products for regional and international markets.
Supported by a market-oriented economy and pro-business Government policies, Malaysia offers investors a dynamic and vibrant business environment with the ideal prerequisites for growth and profits. Malaysia’s key strengths include well-developed infrastructure and productive workforce. A politically stable country with a well-developed legal system, Malaysia also provides attractive incentives for investors.
Advancing with Technology
Technological advancement has become an integral part of Malaysia’s growth as an industrialised nation. With the help of technology, Malaysia is steadfast in providing for the modern day requirements of investor companies based in the country. Malaysia is one of the most technologically developed countries amongst industrialising nations in the ASEAN region. The nation’s persistent drive to engage modern technologies proves to be a great advantage to manufacturers in Malaysia.
Well-developed Infrastructure
Infrastructure in Malaysia is designed to serve the business community; it is one of the best in Asia. Telecommunications network served by digital and fibre optic technology, five international airports (all with air-cargo facilities), well-maintained highways and seven international seaports make Malaysia an ideal springboard to the Asia-Pacific market.
Industries in Malaysia are predominantly located in over 500 industrial estates and Free Zones developed throughout the country. These zones are categorized as export processing zones, which cater to the requirements of export-oriented industries. There are also specialized parks that have been developed to cater to the needs of specific industries.
Human Resources
One of Malaysia’s greatest assets is her human resources. The workforce here is young, educated and productive, proving to be one of the best in the region. The Government’s emphasis on human resource development ensures the continuous supply of manpower to meet the needs of the expanding manufacturing and services sectors.
Towards the Economy of Tomorrow
As a result of perceptive foresight, strategic planning and abundant resources, Malaysia offers investors a wide spectrum of investment opportunities. The technologically-inclined economy of Malaysia is proven through the country’s involvement in advanced electronics manufacturing, R&D, biotechnology, photonics, logistics, design, innovation and a highly automated manufacturing sector, to name a few. The Government’s objective is also to make Malaysia a hub for other value chain activities, such as R&D, design and development (D&D), procurement, logistics, distribution and marketing, business support services and shared services.
A Heaven for Foreign Companies
The conducive business environment in Malaysia has made the country one of the world’s top investment destinations for offshore manufacturing operations. Malaysia has to date attracted more than 5,000 foreign companies from more than 40 countries to establish their operations in the country. Many of them have also expanded and diversified their operations in the country, reflecting their confidence in Malaysia as a site for their business ventures.
Economic Strength
• Natural resources – crude oil, natural gas, tin, timber, palm oil, rubber.
• GDP growth 4.5 – 5.5% (2015)
• Gross national savings – 29% of GNI
• Per capita income – RM36,397 (USD9,488)
• Unemployment rate – 3.1% (p)
• Inflation(CPI) – 1.9% (p)
Supportive Government Policies
• Pro-business policies
• Responsive government
• Liberal investment policies
• Attractive tax and other incentives
• Liberal exchange control regime
• Intellectual property protection
An Educated Workforce
• Talented, young, educated and productive workforce
• Multilingual workforce speaking two or three languages, including English
• Comprehensive system of vocational and industrial training, including advanced skills training
• Harmonious industrial relations with minimal trade disputes
Developed Infrastructure
• Network of well-maintained highways and railways
• Well-equipped seaports and airports
• High quality telecommunications network and services
• Fully developed industrial parks, including free industrial zones, technology parks and Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC)
• Advanced MSC Malaysia Cybercities and Cybercentres
Vibrant Business Development
• Market-oriented economy
• Well-developed financial and banking sector, including the Labuan International Business and Financial Centre
• Wide use of English, especially in business, legal and accounting practices based on the British system
• Large local business community with a long history in international business links
• Large foreign business community in all business sectors
• Extensive trade links – country’s total trade was valued at RM1.466 trillion in 2015
Quality of Life
• Friendly and hospitable Malaysians
• Safe and comfortable living environment
• Excellent housing, modern amenities, good healthcare and medical facilities
• Excellent educational institutions including international schools for expatriate children
• World-class recreational and sports facilities
• Excellent shopping with goods from all over the world
How to start business in Malaysia?
If you intend to start your own business here, you are allowed to do so by all means, but following a procedural process. This means you would need to first register your business with the Companies Commission of Malaysia (CCM) under the Companies Act 2016, and this can only be for a limited company. The Act governs all companies in Malaysia, and stipulates for the individual to register his or her company with the CCM in order to engage in business activities. You are allowed to hold a non-executive position in the company, which can be 100% foreign-owned (by yourself) or established jointly with local partners.
In short, to start and invest in a business which is open to all foreigners like yourself, here’s what that’s required of you:
Register a private limited company with the Companies of Commission Malaysia -> locally owned (less than 50% of share ownership with two Malaysian partners / directors, or foreign-owned (which denote that your shareholding power is over 50% and can be with or without Malaysian partners / directors).
Malaysia’s government is seeking to incentive foreign investors
The Malaysian Government has outlined 13 key reasons why foreign investors should consider investing in Malaysia. Among the highlights include the Malaysian Government’s active effort to make Malaysia a gateway to the ASEAN region, offering various incentives to foreign companies including special status as pioneer investors and tax reductions. Foreign investors have been drawn by Malaysia’s highly-skilled workforce, lower-relative costs, developed public infrastructure and strategic location.
In particular, the Malaysian Government encourages foreign investment via use of a variety of incentives aimed at, among other sectors, high-tech and business process services. As Santander Trade outlined, in 2003 the Malaysian Government “launched a program to boost the economy, which extended the total number of years of tax exemption from 10 to 15 for “pioneer” companies and from 5 to 10 years for priority companies.’ Firms which benefit from the “Multimedia Super Corridor” (MSC) program have more generous tax and regulatory terms.
Additionally, the Malaysian Government has proactively sought to provide direct financial support to foreign investors via subsidies and other direct incentives. A strengthening of the country’s financial system and economic and labour market liberalization have served to bolster these efforts.
Malaysia a hub for sustainable investments with Islamic funds a centerpiece
The Borneo Post recently cited a Rockefeller Foundation study which found that: “Sustainable investment assets in Asia, although still comprising only a small share of total professionally managed assets in the region, now stand at US$53 billion, an increase of 32 per cent from the US$40 billion tallied at the start of 2012.
The largest Asian markets for sustainable investments are Malaysia, Hong Kong and South Korea, with Islamic funds being a major contributor to Malaysia’s sustainable investment assets in the region.”
Looking forward
As the ASEAN region is poised for economic integration beginning in early 2016, Malaysia is uniquely positioned to serve a gateway for foreign companies doing business not only in ASEAN but throughout the Asia-Pacific region. Foreign investors should, however, be well-apprised of all legal considerations attendant to that investment before and throughout their entry into the market.
A Dynamic Business Environment
Malaysia, strategically located in the heart of South East Asia, offers a cost-competitive location for investors intending to set up offshore operations for the manufacture of advanced technological products for regional and international markets.
Supported by a market-oriented economy and pro-business Government policies, Malaysia offers investors a dynamic and vibrant business environment with the ideal prerequisites for growth and profits. Malaysia’s key strengths include well-developed infrastructure and productive workforce. A politically stable country with a well-developed legal system, Malaysia also provides attractive incentives for investors.
Advancing with Technology
Technological advancement has become an integral part of Malaysia’s growth as an industrialised nation. With the help of technology, Malaysia is steadfast in providing for the modern day requirements of investor companies based in the country. Malaysia is one of the most technologically developed countries amongst industrialising nations in the ASEAN region. The nation’s persistent drive to engage modern technologies proves to be a great advantage to manufacturers in Malaysia.
Well-developed Infrastructure
Infrastructure in Malaysia is designed to serve the business community; it is one of the best in Asia. Telecommunications network served by digital and fibre optic technology, five international airports (all with air-cargo facilities), well-maintained highways and seven international seaports make Malaysia an ideal springboard to the Asia-Pacific market.
Industries in Malaysia are predominantly located in over 500 industrial estates and Free Zones developed throughout the country. These zones are categorized as export processing zones, which cater to the requirements of export-oriented industries. There are also specialized parks that have been developed to cater to the needs of specific industries.
Human Resources
One of Malaysia’s greatest assets is her human resources. The workforce here is young, educated and productive, proving to be one of the best in the region. The Government’s emphasis on human resource development ensures the continuous supply of manpower to meet the needs of the expanding manufacturing and services sectors.
Towards the Economy of Tomorrow
As a result of perceptive foresight, strategic planning and abundant resources, Malaysia offers investors a wide spectrum of investment opportunities. The technologically-inclined economy of Malaysia is proven through the country’s involvement in advanced electronics manufacturing, R&D, biotechnology, photonics, logistics, design, innovation and a highly automated manufacturing sector, to name a few. The Government’s objective is also to make Malaysia a hub for other value chain activities, such as R&D, design and development (D&D), procurement, logistics, distribution and marketing, business support services and shared services.
A Heaven for Foreign Companies
The conducive business environment in Malaysia has made the country one of the world’s top investment destinations for offshore manufacturing operations. Malaysia has to date attracted more than 5,000 foreign companies from more than 40 countries to establish their operations in the country. Many of them have also expanded and diversified their operations in the country, reflecting their confidence in Malaysia as a site for their business ventures.
Economic Strength
• Natural resources – crude oil, natural gas, tin, timber, palm oil, rubber.
• GDP growth 4.5 – 5.5% (2015)
• Gross national savings – 29% of GNI
• Per capita income – RM36,397 (USD9,488)
• Unemployment rate – 3.1% (p)
• Inflation(CPI) – 1.9% (p)
Supportive Government Policies
• Pro-business policies
• Responsive government
• Liberal investment policies
• Attractive tax and other incentives
• Liberal exchange control regime
• Intellectual property protection
An Educated Workforce
• Talented, young, educated and productive workforce
• Multilingual workforce speaking two or three languages, including English
• Comprehensive system of vocational and industrial training, including advanced skills training
• Harmonious industrial relations with minimal trade disputes
Developed Infrastructure
• Network of well-maintained highways and railways
• Well-equipped seaports and airports
• High quality telecommunications network and services
• Fully developed industrial parks, including free industrial zones, technology parks and Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC)
• Advanced MSC Malaysia Cybercities and Cybercentres
Vibrant Business Development
• Market-oriented economy
• Well-developed financial and banking sector, including the Labuan International Business and Financial Centre
• Wide use of English, especially in business, legal and accounting practices based on the British system
• Large local business community with a long history in international business links
• Large foreign business community in all business sectors
• Extensive trade links – country’s total trade was valued at RM1.466 trillion in 2015
Quality of Life
• Friendly and hospitable Malaysians
• Safe and comfortable living environment
• Excellent housing, modern amenities, good healthcare and medical facilities
• Excellent educational institutions including international schools for expatriate children
• World-class recreational and sports facilities
• Excellent shopping with goods from all over the world
How to start business in Malaysia?
If you intend to start your own business here, you are allowed to do so by all means, but following a procedural process. This means you would need to first register your business with the Companies Commission of Malaysia (CCM) under the Companies Act 2016, and this can only be for a limited company. The Act governs all companies in Malaysia, and stipulates for the individual to register his or her company with the CCM in order to engage in business activities. You are allowed to hold a non-executive position in the company, which can be 100% foreign-owned (by yourself) or established jointly with local partners.
In short, to start and invest in a business which is open to all foreigners like yourself, here’s what that’s required of you:
Register a private limited company with the Companies of Commission Malaysia -> locally owned (less than 50% of share ownership with two Malaysian partners / directors, or foreign-owned (which denote that your shareholding power is over 50% and can be with or without Malaysian partners / directors).
Malaysia’s government is seeking to incentive foreign investors
The Malaysian Government has outlined 13 key reasons why foreign investors should consider investing in Malaysia. Among the highlights include the Malaysian Government’s active effort to make Malaysia a gateway to the ASEAN region, offering various incentives to foreign companies including special status as pioneer investors and tax reductions. Foreign investors have been drawn by Malaysia’s highly-skilled workforce, lower-relative costs, developed public infrastructure and strategic location.
In particular, the Malaysian Government encourages foreign investment via use of a variety of incentives aimed at, among other sectors, high-tech and business process services. As Santander Trade outlined, in 2003 the Malaysian Government “launched a program to boost the economy, which extended the total number of years of tax exemption from 10 to 15 for “pioneer” companies and from 5 to 10 years for priority companies.’ Firms which benefit from the “Multimedia Super Corridor” (MSC) program have more generous tax and regulatory terms.
Additionally, the Malaysian Government has proactively sought to provide direct financial support to foreign investors via subsidies and other direct incentives. A strengthening of the country’s financial system and economic and labour market liberalization have served to bolster these efforts.
Malaysia a hub for sustainable investments with Islamic funds a centerpiece
The Borneo Post recently cited a Rockefeller Foundation study which found that: “Sustainable investment assets in Asia, although still comprising only a small share of total professionally managed assets in the region, now stand at US$53 billion, an increase of 32 per cent from the US$40 billion tallied at the start of 2012.
The largest Asian markets for sustainable investments are Malaysia, Hong Kong and South Korea, with Islamic funds being a major contributor to Malaysia’s sustainable investment assets in the region.”
Looking forward
As the ASEAN region is poised for economic integration beginning in early 2016, Malaysia is uniquely positioned to serve a gateway for foreign companies doing business not only in ASEAN but throughout the Asia-Pacific region. Foreign investors should, however, be well-apprised of all legal considerations attendant to that investment before and throughout their entry into the market.
INVEST IN MALAYSIAN PROFITABLE REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT WITH US IN RUNNING PROJECT
MALAYSIA HAVE A HIGH GROWTH RATE OF FDI IN REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT SECTOR. NOW YOU CAN ALSO INVEST IN MALAYSIAN REAL ESTATE PROJECT WITH US!
As fund management partner to the developers we are offering best FDI (Foreign Direct Investment) facility for foreign investors, with secure local management authority.
With new Govt. law & anti corruption policies now its the best time to invest in Malaysia legally with all legal concern & facility. Interested investors can visit to check business proposal, project details & agreement check up. Full legalized & lawyer agreement with company profile details.
As fund management partner to the developers we are offering best FDI (Foreign Direct Investment) facility for foreign investors, with secure local management authority.
With new Govt. law & anti corruption policies now its the best time to invest in Malaysia legally with all legal concern & facility. Interested investors can visit to check business proposal, project details & agreement check up. Full legalized & lawyer agreement with company profile details.
WHICH BUSINESS YOU CAN START INVESTING IN SMALL BUDGET AS START UP!
1. FASHION OR GARMENTS SHOP
Malaysia is one the fastest growing country in the modern world & that's why every one is very interested on fashion. Its a great scope of business to introduce your new brand & start a fashion line. We already have few clients in this section & know how to setup for you in a good budget.
2. EXPORT & IMPORT
Most of the FDI is coming in Export & Import section. Its not only fast growing but also profit oriented. From garments to vegetables every thing is being exported & imported from all around the world. With a good office setup, enough capital, storage & licenses you can also start this business for a better invest in Malaysia. We can help you with setup, papers, licenses, ERC & IRC, customs & other all. We also encourage new entrepreneurs to come into this business for a better ROI.
3. SMALL DEPARTMENTAL STORE
Departmental store or Kedai Runchit is a very popular & stable investment in Malaysia. Can start in Minimum invest with small size. But for better profit also can do Franchise Departmental Store, such as 7 eleven, MY 168 MART, etc.
As MY 168 MART franchise provider we can help our clients to get franchise stores & also can help to do own small startup, as we have many successful clients in this sector.
4. CAR WASH & AUTOMOBILE
In Malaysia most of the people use own private car that's why car wash & auto service workshops have a good profit scope. You can do small size with small invest or a branded car wash franchise.
As PROTO TYPE CAR WASH franchise provider we can help our clients to get franchise car wash stores & do full setup.
5. BEAUTY SALOON
In Malaysia beauty saloon has a very good profitable future. We can help our clients for all licensing & setups.
6. IT BUSINESS
From last many years Malaysia Govt. giving a very good chance for IT Engineers, as Prime Minister Tun Dr. Mahathir bin Mohamad started MDEC in 1996 & Cyberjaya facility boosted it most. We are also encouraging for investment in Hardware, Software & CRM sector. We are providing an A to Z facility for our clients to start IT business including Taxation & other facilities.
7. Agriculture Firming
Malaysia is a land of fertility. Chicken, cow, fish farming & agriculture all are very profitable in Malaysia. Can easily grow & supply in local & international market. We can help our clients to lease land, process papers & agreements, business setup, marketing & taxation. Agro sector provides & long term possibility, also getting workers are also easy in this sector.
8. Furniture Factory
In the year 2017 alone Malaysia exported FURNITURE of RM 10.14 Billion. Its possible to start Furniture show room, furniture export & furniture factory business. Where we can help with Company, Licenses, factory permission, export papers, customs papers, shipping.
This were the few profitable business we suggest & support our clients to do. To discuss more in this matter contact our ADVISORS +60108242527 (whatsapp/imo/viber) or directly visit us to start with basic papers process.
We encourage FDI but only legal process, no illegal request are acceptable, process will be done only according Malaysian Business law.
Malaysia is one the fastest growing country in the modern world & that's why every one is very interested on fashion. Its a great scope of business to introduce your new brand & start a fashion line. We already have few clients in this section & know how to setup for you in a good budget.
2. EXPORT & IMPORT
Most of the FDI is coming in Export & Import section. Its not only fast growing but also profit oriented. From garments to vegetables every thing is being exported & imported from all around the world. With a good office setup, enough capital, storage & licenses you can also start this business for a better invest in Malaysia. We can help you with setup, papers, licenses, ERC & IRC, customs & other all. We also encourage new entrepreneurs to come into this business for a better ROI.
3. SMALL DEPARTMENTAL STORE
Departmental store or Kedai Runchit is a very popular & stable investment in Malaysia. Can start in Minimum invest with small size. But for better profit also can do Franchise Departmental Store, such as 7 eleven, MY 168 MART, etc.
As MY 168 MART franchise provider we can help our clients to get franchise stores & also can help to do own small startup, as we have many successful clients in this sector.
4. CAR WASH & AUTOMOBILE
In Malaysia most of the people use own private car that's why car wash & auto service workshops have a good profit scope. You can do small size with small invest or a branded car wash franchise.
As PROTO TYPE CAR WASH franchise provider we can help our clients to get franchise car wash stores & do full setup.
5. BEAUTY SALOON
In Malaysia beauty saloon has a very good profitable future. We can help our clients for all licensing & setups.
6. IT BUSINESS
From last many years Malaysia Govt. giving a very good chance for IT Engineers, as Prime Minister Tun Dr. Mahathir bin Mohamad started MDEC in 1996 & Cyberjaya facility boosted it most. We are also encouraging for investment in Hardware, Software & CRM sector. We are providing an A to Z facility for our clients to start IT business including Taxation & other facilities.
7. Agriculture Firming
Malaysia is a land of fertility. Chicken, cow, fish farming & agriculture all are very profitable in Malaysia. Can easily grow & supply in local & international market. We can help our clients to lease land, process papers & agreements, business setup, marketing & taxation. Agro sector provides & long term possibility, also getting workers are also easy in this sector.
8. Furniture Factory
In the year 2017 alone Malaysia exported FURNITURE of RM 10.14 Billion. Its possible to start Furniture show room, furniture export & furniture factory business. Where we can help with Company, Licenses, factory permission, export papers, customs papers, shipping.
This were the few profitable business we suggest & support our clients to do. To discuss more in this matter contact our ADVISORS +60108242527 (whatsapp/imo/viber) or directly visit us to start with basic papers process.
We encourage FDI but only legal process, no illegal request are acceptable, process will be done only according Malaysian Business law.
