Malaysia Banking and Finance

The SME Credit Bureau (SMECB) which was initiated by Bank Negara, was set up in 2008 via a strategic alliance between Credit Guarantee Corp Malaysia

SMEs in Malaysia are privileged to have many financial and non-financial incentives available to them. Financial incentives come in the form of grants, conventional loans,

Listed below are some of the incentives available to SMEs. As the list is not exhaustive, kindly contact the respective agencies that are offering the

To encourage large companies to participate in an Industrial Linkage Programme (ILP), expenditure incurred in the training of employees, product development and testing, and factory

Reinvestment Allowance (RA) is granted to manufacturing companies which have been in operation for at least 12 months and incur qualifying capital expenditure for the

Manufacturers producing for the export market are eligible to apply for the following: Double Deduction for Expenses on Promotion of Export Certain expenses incurred by

Exemption of Import Duty For companies manufacturing finished products for the export market, full exemption from import duty on direct raw materials are normally granted,

INCENTIVES FOR HIGH TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES High technology companies are defined as companies engaged in promoted activities or in the production of promoted products in areas

Technology Acquisition Fund (TAF) 1 TAF 1 provides funding to eligible Malaysian companies to acquire foreign technology for immediate incorporation into company’s manufacturing activity. The

Whether expanding your production capacity or penetrating the export market is what your SMI business needs, you will be comforted to know that banks offer