Friday 23 Oct 2026 · Kuala Lumpur
A chronological stream of verified industry and business developments across Malaysia.
Property headlines often reduce the market to one national price number. NAPIC data allows a more disciplined reading by separating transactions, prices, launches, overhang, stock and…
Malaysia's National Semiconductor Strategy is designed to turn an established manufacturing base into a deeper technology ecosystem with stronger local companies, higher-value activities and more skilled…
Malaysia is often described as a semiconductor hub, but that phrase can hide what the country actually does. Its strength is built around a broad electronics…
Malaysia entered the second half of 2026 with strong domestic demand, investment and exports, but the outlook still depends on a global environment shaped by trade…
The data-centre boom is changing more than the technology sector. It is influencing grid planning, industrial land, water management, fibre connectivity, renewable-energy demand and the type…
Malaysia's EV market is moving from an import-and-adoption story toward a broader industrial ecosystem involving local models, assembly, components, charging infrastructure and policy incentives.
Malaysia's MedTech ecosystem runs from components and precision manufacturing to regulated finished devices, software, digital health and post-market compliance. The next growth phase is about integrating…
Malaysia's digital economy is broader than e-commerce. It now spans AI, cloud, data centres, fintech, cybersecurity, digital government, software, digital services and technology-enabled traditional industries.
Malaysia's aviation system is a network of airlines, airports, regulators, air-navigation services and supporting businesses. Understanding who does what makes traffic, route and policy news much…
“Property market up” and “property market down” are usually incomplete statements. Malaysia's market is fragmented by location, property type, price band and supply conditions, so a…
Malaysia's manufacturing economy combines export-heavy E&E with machinery, chemicals, transport equipment, food production and a growing focus on automation, complexity and higher-value jobs.
Malaysia wants to become a top-20 global startup ecosystem by 2030. Reaching that goal requires more than creating new companies: the ecosystem must help strong startups…