Kuala Lumpur - the catalyst for high growth regional services hubs


Footprint: Zainal(left) says many MnCs with regional services businesses have established a footprint in KL. Transformation: Anthony(right) says the company is constantly looking at ways to transform its businesses.

MALAYSIA’s determination in attracting high-value investments is expected to see more multinational companies (MNCs) with regional services activities setting up their business hubs in the country.

InvestKL’s CEO Datuk Zainal Amanshah said that many MNCs with regional services businesses have established a footprint in Kuala Lumpur, providing high-value employment opportunities to Malaysians. These high value activities will push the country to be a catalyst in the services sector and become a high growth country in the region.

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