Global supply chain shift sparks competition for FDI


The PwC Singapore survey showed companies are moving ahead with long-term plans to move their supply chains

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia faces competition for foreign direct investment (FDI) from the ongoing global supply chain shifts.

Other regions and countries are also benefiting from such investments due to their own unique advantages, a survey published on a whitepaper called New Anchors Reshaping Supply Chains revealed.

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