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Japan investment in Malaysia may rise 30 percent in 2017

Japanese investment in Malaysia may increase by 30 percent this year, predicted the Japanese Chamber of Trade and Industry in Malaysia (JACTIM), according to Kyodo news.
Japan investment in Malaysia may rise 30 percent in 2017 ảnh 1Japanese investment in Malaysia may increase by 30 percent this year (Photo: thoibao.today)

Hanoi (VNA) - Japanese investment i🍎n Malaysiamay increase by 30 percent this year, predicted the Japanese Chamber of Tradeand Industry in Malaysia (JACTIM), according to Kyodo news.

In a recent seminar, JACTIM President ToshihikoTodokoro expressed optimism for a surge of at least 30 percent in Japaneseinvestment in Malaysia in 2017. Todoroko said Japanese companies will expand operationin Malaysia if political stability is maintained, since it is important forthose companies, especially new investors. The latest data shows that Japanese investment inMalaysia is concentrated on the manufacturing sector, notably in the electricaland electronics industry. Half of about 1,400 Japanese companies operating inthe country are manufacturers.

Japanese firms' cumulative investment in Malaysia isestimated at 52 billion MYR (12 billion USD).-VNA

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