Datuk Phang Ah Tong. Deputy CEO Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA)

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2 Datuk Phang Ah Tong Deputy CEO Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA)

3 INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN MALAYSIA IME Group: ASEAN Economic Forum Mega Trends, Opportunities, Risks & Challenges January 8, 2016 Pullman Bangsar, Malaysia

4 CONTENT FOCUS MALAYSIAN INVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY MALAYSIAN ECONOMY & INVESTMENT PERFORMANCE INVESTMENTS TRENDS & OPPORTUNITIES 4

5 MITI & AGENCIES MALAYSIA PRODUCTIVITY CORPORATION MALAYSIA STEEL INSTITUTE 5

6 FUNCTIONS OF MIDA Promotion Evaluation Planning Follow-up / Monitoring Foreign Direct Investment Domestic Investment Business matching through E-Connect Manufacturing Services Manufacturing licenses Tax incentives Expatriate posts Duty exemption Regional Establishments (Principal Hub) Planning for industrial development Recommend policies and strategies on industrial promotion and development Formulation of strategies, programmes and initiatives for international economic cooperation Assist companies in the implementation and operation of their projects Facilitate exchange & co-ordination among institutions engaged in or connected with industrial development Advisory Services 6

7 MIDA GLOBAL NETWORK Stockholm San Jose Los Angeles Chicago Houston Boston New York London Paris Milan Frankfurt Munich Dubai Mumbai Beijing Seoul Shanghai Guangzhou Malaysia Tokyo Osaka Taipei Singapore Sydney 23 Overseas Centres 7

8 ADVISORY SERVICES Services (Initial Stage) Briefing with MIDA HQ Meetings with State Authorities Business matching with Malaysian companies Visit to companies/suppliers Visit to potential locations Evaluating & Granting Approval Manufacturing License Tax Incentives Expatriate Posts Import Duty Exemptions Immigration Department Telekom Malaysia Berhad One-Stop Agency Royal Malaysian Customs Labour Department Based outside MIDA Project Implementation Stage Handhold and assist investor until project is implemented Under the National Committee on Investment (NCI) Evaluation of applications for: Manufacturing licence Tax incentives Import duty exemptions on raw materials, components and machinery Expatriate posts/work permits 8 Principal Hub

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13 Source: UNCTAD 13

14 MALAYSIA S INVESTMENT PERFORMANCE 14

15 KEY ECONOMIC Key DATA Economic Data Land Area Capital Population 329,847 sq. km Kuala Lumpur mil (2015 est.) GDP By Industrial Origin (2014) Agriculture, 9.2% Mining 9% GDP US$ 375 bil (2015 est.) GDP Growth GDP Per Capita 5.2% (2015 est.) US$ 12,127 (2015 est.) Services 53% Manufacturing 24.5% Unemployment rate 3% (2015 est.) Source: IMF & Central Bank of Malaysia Construction 4.3% 15

16 TOTAL INVESTMENTS APPROVED (Jan Sept) Investments in Malaysia reached a new record level in RM Billion (Jan - Sept) 16

17 TOTAL INVESTMENTS APPROVED IN (Jan Sept) Approved Investment 2014 RM239.7 billion 2015 (Jan Sept) RM153.2 billion Jobs Created 178, ,723 No of Projects Approved Domestic- Foreign Investment Ratio 5,942 3, : : 18.5 RM billion (Jan - Sept) Year 17

18 TOTAL INVESTMENTS APPROVED IN (Jan Sept) PRIMARY SECTOR Oil & Gas propels investments in the sector. Lower investments in the upstream oil and gas activities and the challenge of lower global crude oil prices (Jan Sept) RM Billion Agriculture Plantation & Commodities Mining 72 projects 35 projects 1,500 jobs 1,111 jobs (Jan - Sept) Year 18

19 TOTAL INVESTMENTS APPROVED IN (Jan Sept) MANUFACTURING SECTOR RM Billion (Jan - Sept) 41.1 IN (Jan Sept) 2014 : 811 PROJECTS RM 71.9 billion of investments 2015 : 522 PROJECTS (Jan Sept) RM67.7 billion of investments : 78,340 JOBS 2015 : 50,179 JOBS (Jan Sept)

20 TOTAL INVESTMENTS APPROVED IN (Jan Sept) SERVICES SECTOR RM Billion (Jan - Sept) 82.7 IN (Jan Sept) 2014 : 5,196 PROJECTS RM billion of investments 2015 : 3,170 PROJECTS (Jan Sept) RM 82.7 billion of investments 2014 : 98,851 JOBS 2015 : 88,433 JOBS (Jan Sept) 20 20

21 TOTAL INVESTMENTS APPROVED (MANUFACTURING SECTOR) IN 2014 & 2015 (Jan Sept) BY INDUSTRY Machinery & Equip. Food Non- Metallic Transport Petroleum, E&E, Chemical, Basic Metal & Transport Industries contribute the lion s share of approved investments in 2014 Fabricated Metal Basic Metals Others (22.3%) RM 71.9 bil (15.0%) Chemicals RM Billion Petroleum (15.4%) E&E Basic Metal Machinery & Equip. Fabricated Metal Chemical Food Non- Metallic Transport (Jan Sept) 3.6 RM 67.7 bil E&E Others 10.4 Natural Gas Petroleum

22 TOTAL INVESTMENTS APPROVED IN 2014 BY COUNTRY 70.1% of FDI came from Asian Countries while 24.5% were from EU and the USA RM million ,869 7, ,751 4, ,549 1,350 Japan Singapore China Germany Korea, Rep. USA 22

23 TOTAL INVESTMENTS APPROVED IN 2015 (Jan Sept ) BY COUNTRY RM billion Japan Hong Kong USA Singapore Germany 23

24 REALISED INVESTMENT IN THE MANUFACTURING SECTOR AS AT 31 st DECEMBER 2014 RM billion Japan USA Singapore Germany Netherlands Taiwan Korea,Rep. China United Kingdom Hong Kong 24

25 REALISED INVESTMENT IN THE MANUFACTURING SECTOR AS AT 31 st DECEMBER 2014 BY INDUSTRY Total Industry Number Employment Domestic Investment (RM) Foreign Investment (RM) Total Capital Investment (RM) Electronics & Electrical Products 3, , bil bil bil Basic Metal Products , bil 27.2 bil 58.9 bil Petroleum Products (Inc. Petrochemicals) , bil 24.6 bil 56.7 bil Chemical & Chemical Products 1,306 53, bil 30.0 bil 49.9 bil Transport Equipment 1, , bil 11.2 bil 37.7 bil Non-Metallic Mineral Products , bil 13.3 bil 28.4 bil Food Manufacturing 1,385 96, bil 13.0 bil 27.5 bil Fabricated Metal Products 1, , bil 12.0 bil 21.4 bil Natural Gas 5 2, bil 3.2 bil 17.1 bil Machinery & Equipment 1,531 98, bil 10.7 bil 18.6 bil Paper,Printing & Publishing , bil 5.4 bil 14.7 bil Wood & Wood Products 1, , bil 4.9 bil 14.2 bil Plastic Products 1,395 93, bil 7.1 bil 14.9 bil Rubber Products , bil 5.6 bil 13.5 bil Textiles & Textile Products 1, , bil 6.3 bil 10.2 bil Scientific & Measuring Equipment , bil 6.1 bil 8.1 bil Furniture & Fixtures , bil 1.3 bil 5.4 bil Miscellaneous , bil 1.6 bil 3.1 bil Beverages & Tobacco 125 8, bil 1.7 bil 2.8 bil Leather & Leather Products 58 7, mil 89.3 mil mil Total 19,520 2,166, billion million million 25

26 APPROVED INVESTMENT IN THE MANUFACTURING SECTOR BY STATES, (Jan Sept) RM Million

27 INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES 27

28 INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN THE MANUFACTURING & SERVICES SECTOR High technology, capital intensive & knowledge driven industries: Alternative Energy Sources Biotechnology Advanced materials Advanced electronics Optics and photonics Petrochemicals Pharmaceuticals Medical devices ICT Aerospace Industries manufacturing intermediate goods: Machinery & equipment Components & parts Moulds and dies Resourced-based industries: Oil & Gas Food & Agro based Value-added products from natural resources Services Regional Establishments Shared services outsourcing Data Centre Healthcare Logistics Tourism Education Environmental Management 28

29 NKEAs & 11 th MALAYSIA PLAN 3 Catalytic subsector + 2 High Growth area Catalytic 1. Electrical & Electronics 2. Chemicals 3. Machinery & Equipment High Growth 1. Aerospace 2. Medical Devices 29

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34 MALAYSIA AEROSPACE INDUSTRY ROADMAP Source: National Aerospace Blueprint

35 MALAYSIA AEROSPACE INDUSTRY BLUEPRINT ( ) Incentive package for the aerospace industry Entry Point Projects under the Economic Transformation Program Migration of aircraft maintenance licensing systems to EASA Part 66 Aerospace Malaysia Innovation Centre Source: National Aerospace Blueprint

36 5 th For Protecting Minority Investors th Ease of Doing Business 3 rd Global Offshoring Destination AT Kearney Global Services Location Index 2014 INTERNATIONAL RANKINGS 5th 14 th IMD's World Competitiveness Yearbook th WEF's Global Competitiveness Report th Baseline Profitability Index

37 KEY BUSINESS TERMS ONE MUST NOT MISSED Industry 4.0 Industry Cluster / Industry Ecosystem Supply Chain Connectivity & Convergence Internet of Things (IoTs) Cloud Computing Big Data Data Analytics 3-D Manufacturing Automation/ Robotics E-Mobility 37

38 Thank you MIDA Sentral No. 5 Jalan Stesen Sentral 5 KL Sentral Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Tel: Fax: investmalaysia@mida.gov.my 38

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