Expanding or launching a business in Malaysia presents a wealth of opportunities for both local entrepreneurs and foreign investors. The country’s investor-friendly policies, strategic location in Southeast Asia, and well-developed infrastructure make it an attractive hub for regional business operations. Yet, understanding and complying with Malaysia’s company incorporation laws can be a hurdle, especially the…
Setting up and running a company in Malaysia involves more than just registering a business name; it also requires careful planning and attention to detail. One of the key requirements under Malaysia’s company law is the appointment of directors and the designation of shareholders. For foreign entrepreneurs or investors looking to establish a presence in…
Malaysia is fast emerging as a preferred entry point for companies looking to establish a presence in Southeast Asia. Over the past decade, Malaysia’s real GDP has averaged annual growth of around 4.2% (according to FocusEconomics), a performance that highlights its resilience even during global slowdowns. Its location at the centre of ASEAN, together with…
Incorporating a business in Malaysia is an appealing option for both local entrepreneurs and foreign investors. With its growing economy, strategic location, and investor-friendly policies, Malaysia continues to draw attention as a prime hub for company incorporation. However, setting up a company here comes with specific legal and regulatory requirements, one of which is the…
When running a company in Malaysia, decisions cannot be made simply by verbal agreement or left undocumented. From appointing directors to issuing shares or even opening a corporate bank account, every significant action must be supported by proper documentation. This is where corporate resolutions in Malaysia play a vital role. A corporate resolution is not…
Malaysia is widely recognised as a gateway to Southeast Asia, attracting foreign investors who want to capitalise on its rapidly growing economy, skilled workforce, and strategic location. For many entrepreneurs, the country represents not just a regional hub but also a stepping stone into the broader ASEAN market. Yet, setting up a company in Malaysia…
Malaysia is a promising place to do business, but owners must also manage complex compliance, legal, and reporting obligations that are subject to change over time. For small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), which often operate with limited resources, balancing compliance with expansion plans can be overwhelming. Corporate advisory services play a critical role in bridging…
Malaysia has long been a top choice for foreign investors seeking a strategic base in Southeast Asia. Multinational firms find the country appealing because of its strong economic base, expanding middle class, and supportive business environment. However, restrictions on equity ownership in particular industries are a common problem for foreign business owners, which can make…