We have hands-on experiences that support us to offer clients evidence-based insights. We will guide clients to foresee market competition and changes.
We consider available options and aim to reduce financial uncertainty for clients by mapping competitors, customers, partners, channels, suppliers and other related market conditions.
We provide analysis on Malaysian market competition and learn from best operations to minimize excessive omissions. We promise that clients will gain unique advantage by exploring leveraging unaddressed opportunities, competitors’ blind spots, and other development.
Our team of professionals will use buyer's persona to see customers’ buying trends, demographics and behavior for building strategic input in the development of new products.
As a part of the Short-Term Economic Recovery Plan which has been recently announced by Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin to alleviate the worst effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, the government of Malaysia is planning to establish the RM1.2 billion Penjana Nasional Fund.
The Malaysian government has launched several measures to mitigate the short-term impact of the COVID-19 outbreak. The first emergency stimulus package worth USD 4.8 billion has been issued in February 2020 to counter the economic impact.
Malaysia forecasts that by 2030 around 50% of its banking assets will be Islamic, as its growth surpasses conventional banking.
Malaysia’s tourism industry has seen an estimated RM 3 billion losses, particularly from cancellations and bookings caused by the COVID-19 outbreak.