Janio Supports Businesses Expanding in Malaysia

Enjoy foreign-investment-friendly policies

Unlike the limit on foreign investment in most countries, foreign investors can hold 100% of the equity in Malaysia for new projects or expansion by existing companies, giving businesses more financial flexibility.

Take advantage of both governmental and private initiatives

Government bodies such as MIDA (Malaysia Investment Development Authority) or other associations such as MDEC (Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation)² and FUTURISE³ have their respective focuses for different types of businesses to consider to touch base with. For instance, MIDA’s e-Service portal for foreign businesses to easily find and connect with local service providers, and MDEC’s cross-border eCommerce initiatives with solution providers like Janio who are dedicated to supporting merchants to export from Malaysia.

Look out for industry-focused hubs

Most industry-focused hubs offer not only the benefit of geographic advantages but also the incentives and support from relevant supporting organisations. For instance, logistics hubs are located near Shah Alam and Johor, while IT or tech-based hubs spread around MSC Malaysia’s locations, for example, Cyberjaya and Bangsar South; not to mention the well-known DFTZ (Digital Free Trade Zone) that aims to drive Malaysian export with supporting eCommerce logistics.

Enter with strategic partners

Strategic partners that can help your business tap into key resources and gain your footing in the new market are crucial to the success of your business development in Malaysia.

Take Janio for example, as WeWork’s partner and appointed initiative partner of MDEC, Janio’s solution helps businesses who are expanding into and out of Malaysia with customisable logistics solution that enables businesses to manage supply chain with ease.