Rajan Paramesran, CEO of MARC Ratings Bhd, highlights the 15.3% growth in corporate capital expenditure (capex) in Malaysia in 2024, indicating robust economic policies and investor confidence. The increase underscores Malaysia's commitment to attracting high-value investments and fostering a business-friendly environment.
Rajan says the increase in corporate capex highlights the nation’s robust economic policies and ongoing initiatives to attract high-value investments across diverse sectors.
That aligns with Malaysia’s broader strategy to strengthen its standing as a key investment destination in the region, it added. Rajan remarked that the government is prioritising support for small and medium enterprises, a critical pillar of the Malaysian economy. “SMEs are integral to our growth story, and ensuring their success remains a top priority. This growth in capital expenditure also reflects efforts to provide them with enhanced opportunities.”
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