‘Partner with Chinese firms in third countries’


PETALING JAYA: Malaysian public listed companies and government-linked companies (GLCs) are encouraged to partner China corporations to open up business opportunities in a third country.

Speaking at the sidelines of the Malaysia-China Outlook Forum 2019, Malaysian Investment Development Authority (Mida) chairman Datuk Abdul Majid Ahmad Khan (pic) said this would be a good strategy for expansion, in terms of new markets and opportunities, instead of only focusing on Malaysian operations.

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