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Global al FDI inflows lows in 2013 3 rose by 11%

1%

Note: *Estimation **Projection Source: UNCTAD’s Global Investment Trends Monitor, 28 January 2014

Increased by

3

Source: DOSM Note: * Preliminary

Global al FDI inflows lows into

• Malaysia

aysia surged by 25%

5% in 2013

Increased by

4

Source: DOSM

Manufactur acturin ing sector

• r contin

tinue ues s to be the

larges est t co cont ntribu ibutor tor to FDI inflow

• ws

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Reached ed a record rd RM161.1 61.1 billio ion, , an increas ease e of 14.9% 14.9% compare red with th RM140.2 0.2 billio ion in 2012 2012 Surpassing ssing the RM148 48 billio ion avera rage annual al target et set under the 10th h Malays aysia ia Plan

Source: DOSM Note: 1. Realised Private Investments - Gross Fixed Capital Formation (GFCF) 2. Excluding Investments by Government Linked Companies (GLCs)

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Yearly rly Gros

• ss

s Fixed Capita ital l Formati ation

• n (GFCF)

F)

Source: DOSM

7

8

Quart rterly erly Gross s Fixed Capita ital l Formati ation (GFCF CF)

Source: DOSM

A new record for approved investments Domestic-to-Foreign investment ratio Projects Approved Employment opportunities created in the economy

9

IC C Desi sign gn Internet ternet of Things ngs (IoTs

• Ts)

Photovol

• volta

taic ic Wa Wafers ers Spe pecialised ialised M&E &E Medi dical cal Devices ices Pharmace rmaceuticals ticals

Energ rgy Stora rage Big Data Intel l Knowles les Electro ctronic nics Astra razen enec eca Sdn

• Sdn. Bhd.

Hu Husqvarn arna a Malaysia aysia Sdn

• Sdn. Bhd.

BMW As Asia Tech. . Centre e Sdn Sdn. . Bhd.

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Quality lity investm estments nts approv

• ved in 2013

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12

Quality lity investm estments nts approv

• ved in 2013

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ABio Orthopaedics

Quality lity investm estments nts approv

• ved in 2013

14

Investm stments ents in Malays aysia ia reache hed a

ne new rec ecord level

16

Increased by

Approved investments Projects Approved Jobs Created

17

Both th Domestic stic Investm stments ents and FDI increas eased ed

18

Servic vices s Sector

• r continu

inues es to spearhe head ad Malaysia aysia’s s Economy

• my

21

Approv

• ved inves

estme tments nts grew year-on

• n-year

ar

Increased by

23

Manufactur acturin ing sector

• r increas

eased ed by 27% in 2013 vis-à-vis is 2012

24

Investors stors sustaine ained their ir confid idenc nce e in Malaysia aysia as a foreig eign inves estme tment nt destin inati ation

25

58% of FDI came from Asian n Countr ntries ies while le 38% were e from m the USA and EU

26

Investm stments ents approv

• ved

ed by States tes

27

E&E, E, Trans nsport port, , Petr troleu

• leum & Chemical

al Industrie tries s contribu ribute te the lion

• n’s

s share e of approved

• ved investments

stments in 2013

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Malaysia aysia remains ins an ideal locati ation

• n for

new investm estments nts

29

Concerted erted efforts rts with th partne tners rs to attr trac act t inves estme tments nts

Note: Investments in Projects Approved Manufacturing Licence

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Projec

• jects

ts Implemente nted d as at 31 December er 2013

Approved roved between tween 2009 09 - 2013 013

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• me

empl ploy

• yme

ment nt reali lised ed in 2013 2013 from

• m pr

proj

• jects

cts app pprov

• ved

ed be betwee een n 2009 2009 - 2013 2013

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Servic vices s sector

• r continu

inues es to dominate ate Malays aysia ia’s s economy, my, contr trib ibutin uting 66.8%

.8% of approv

• ved investm

estments nts

Increased by

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Servic vices s sector

• r registere

stered an increase ase of

18% 18% approv

• ved

ed investm stmen ents ts for 2013

35

Domestic stic inves estme tments nts contin inue ue to dominate ate

36

Real l Estate, ate, Utility lity & Global al Opera ratio tions ns Hu Hub were e the major

• r sub-sector

ctors

37

Oil l & Gas propels

els investm

stments ents in the sector

• r

Incre reas ased ed by by

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• Ecosystem

ystem appro proach ch to promote

• mote

privat ivate e investments vestments within thin Malaysia aysia.

• Targeting

rgeting niche che products

• ducts,

, tech chnolo nologies gies and d ser ervices ices to fill ill gaps ps throu rougho ghout ut the he economic

• nomic value

lue chain in.

• Leveragi

veraging ng on megatren gatrends ds and d the he deve velop lopmen ment t of techn chnolo logic gically ally advanced anced products

• ducts and

d appli plications ations.

• Ident

entif ifyin ing and d assisting isting poten tential tial local al cong nglo lomerates merates and d oth ther er industr dustry players ayers to become ecome ancho chors rs in the he ecosy

• systems

stems.

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• The

e wo world rld bank nk forec recasts asts the he wo world rld eco conomy y to grow

• w by

3.2% in 2014 14.

• Malay

laysia sia’s s economy

• nomy is pro

roje jected cted to susta stain in a gro rowth wth of bet etween ween 5.0% and d 5.5% 5% in 2014 2014.

• UNCTAD

CTAD for

• recast

ecasts s that at FDI flows lows will ll rise se gradual adually ly in 2014 14 and d 2015 15, , to US$ S$1.6 1.6 trill illion ion and d US$1. $1.8 trillio illion n respec spectively. tively.

• Globa
• bal econ
• nomic

mic growt

• wth

h will l gain in momentum mentum which ich may prompt

• mpt investors

vestors to turn rn the heir r cash h holdi

• ldings

ngs into to new w invest vestmen ments ts. .

• Howe

wever, ver, une neven ven leve vels ls of gro rowth wth, , fragil agilit ity and d unp npredic edicta tabi bilit lity in a number umber of f econ

• nomies,

mies, and nd risks ks rela elated ted to the he taperin pering g of quant antita itative ive easin sing could uld dampen mpen the he FDI DI recover covery.

Source: UNCTAD / World Bank / BNM 42

in ease of doing business ss Most t competit titiv ive e economy my in in overa rall ll perfor

• rmanc

ance Most t competit titive ive nation ion in the world rld Most t attr trac activ tive e destin inat ation ion for FDI

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