Indonesia removes import restrictions on 10 commodities to boost trade and attract investors ahead of major tariff deadlines.

Thailand’s 2025 protests spark political and economic uncertainty, raising key risks and opportunities for foreign investors.

These changes, announced under Budget 2025, aim to widen Malaysia’s tax base and reduce reliance on direct taxation and subsidies. The government expects to generate 3 to 5 billion ringgit in ...

Explore why Thailand is emerging as ASEAN’s supply chain hub, with strong growth in EVs, electronics, agro-exports, and ...

On June 9, 2025, Singapore Customs issued a media release clarifying the rules surrounding non-preferential country of origin declarations, emphasizing that such declarations must reflect the actual ...

A detailed overview of Thailand’s tax system covering corporate income tax, BOI incentives, VAT rules, tax treaties, and ...

The latest issue of ASEAN Briefing Magazine, titled “Investing Across Borders: Opportunities in the Johor–Singapore SEZ”, is ...

The United States’ decision to exempt a wide range of electronics products from new 2025 tariffs marks a critical turning point for global trade and supply chains. As American companies seek to reduce ...

Regulatory framework for foreign investment Foreign investors typically enter the market through concession agreements under the Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) model, whereby developers finance, ...

Indonesia’s labor market reflects the broader economic and social changes within the country. The nation has experienced consistent job growth, primarily driven by sectors such as manufacturing, ...