This aligns with the National Investment Aspiration (NIA) and the focus under the 2023 New Industrial Master Plan, which aims to attract high-tech and high-value investment.
THE first half of 2023 saw Malaysia’s economy chalking many positive indicators, including the 5.6 per cent growth in 1Q2023, which topped forecasts and made Malaysia remain ahead of many regional peers.
In that period, Malaysia also attracted RM71.4 billion in approved investments, up by 60 per
Kuala Lumpur: Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Bhd (CGC), financial institutions (FIs) and development financial institutions (DFIs) have been urged to help small and medium enterprises in key manufacturing and export sectors, thereby helping fulfil the New Industrial Master Plan (NIMP) 2030 agenda.