Malaysia's industrial sector set for growth in 2025, drive by AI and infrastructure


KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s industrial sector is poised to sustain its growth this year, supported by strong government initiatives, infrastructure advancements, and emerging industrial parks integrating artificial intelligence (AI), according to Knight Frank Malaysia.

In a statement today, the real estate consultancy firm said global trade tensions, particularly the possibility of tariff hikes under President Donald Trump's administration, could prompt manufacturers to diversify their production bases, further strengthening Malaysia’s position as a strategic industrial hub.

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