Outsourcing sector sees 27% jump in overseas revenue


KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s outsourcing sector saw a 27% jump in overseas revenue in financial year 2013 to RM1.59mil from RM1.25mil in 2012, due to outsourcing opportunities and projects.

Outsourcing Malaysia (OM) chairman David Wong said the 27% increase in just one year, was significant for the country’s outsourcing industry, which was still relatively small compared with those of other regional peers.

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