Malaysia's electronic industry is hailed as amongst the country's drivers for growth. Do you think they can continue to compete globally? Let us know down below!
Yes, Malaysia ideal economy weightage should be 60% Services, 25% Industry and 15% Agriculture. Malaysia agriculture has so much potential, because we have a lot of land and can leverage on advanced technology to grow food, and export to other countries.
It will. I actually sounded out my friends worried about families who are growing oil palm. I told them palm oil is a commodity that is so exposed to external vagaries. And that as a country with a small land mass, and high agrarian labour costs, we should slowly wind down the growing of palm oil and exit the industry. Leave it to countries like Indonesia. We can't compete and should just concentrate on manufacturing and services. I got a lot of knocks that day.
@@Balangair1 Malaysia should continue to manage, grow and invest in Palm Oil as Malaysia is after all 2nd largest producer in the the world! However, use more technology to reduce labor and more productive. Thats why I also said above Agriculture can grow even more once advanced tech is used
We will not compete in sub 10 nanometer node space with Intel, Samsung and TSMC which is high capital and technology intesive. We will find our niche in 12 to 28 nm node, SOC, MEMS, power electronics, solar panels where there is less competition. We will also lead in chip packaging.
Alot of people still think that oil and palm oil is our main source of revenue but they forgot that those only account to 5% of Malaysia gdp , the rest of the 77% is on exports of electronic and machines , semiconductors , etc . The rest are medical tourism, medicine manufacturing , banking and other high end cyber services .
Yes, Malaysia ideal economy weightage should be 60% Services, 25% Industry and 15% Agriculture. Malaysia agriculture has so much potential, because we have a lot of land and can leverage on advanced technology to grow food, and export to other countries.
Malaysia is actually slowly moving from over reliance on its natural resources & foreign investments on manufacturing to the financial services, which is more lucrative. For example it's already has a strong and comprehensive Islamic financial system with a robust business driven regulatory regime and legal framework to be the leading global hub for Islamic finance.
Agreed, for the past few years the financial services industry been boosting the GDP the most. Almost 40% GDP contributions coming from this industry alone.
Finance is growing and yes there is less reliance on commodities lately. But Malaysia is still very reliant on FDI. Recently there is a huge investments inflow into Malaysia mostly manufacturing. The Tun Razak Exchange project was developed with the purpose of attracting international banks to invest in Malaysia, so if anything, even the finance industry will be more dependant on FDI in the future. And relying on FDI isnt necessarily a bad thing. I mean the example of Singapore, Netherlands, Ireland, Hong Kong, etc proves that being too dependent on FDI isn't necessarily a bad thing.
The three countries that invest the most in Malaysia are the United States, China, and Japan. With its chemical petroleum, Korea has also made a substantial contribution to Malaysia, and Arab countries are keen to work with Malaysia. This has been going on for a while, and no country has ever been hesitant to invest in Malaysia because Malaysia is still on the right track to being a developing nation.
indonesia benernya penguasa produk elektrik. samsung sony sharp casio aslinya produk pulau jawa indonesia. malay udah kalah telak ama indonesia. indo juga negeri ekspor dangdut terbesar dunia!!
Not only Johor, Penang and Selangor have microchip factories, state of Kedah has Infineon, Malacca have Infineon and Texas Instrument while Negeri Sembilan have ON and NXP. All these companies are supported by smaller Malaysian companies making a condusive ecosystem for E&E industries.
@@JustRunX even though Intel is big in Penang. Infineon is also expanding Kulim Kedah and Batu Berendam Melacca. ON (formally Motorola) in big in NS. NXP is big in NS and Selangor. Micron and STElectronics is big in Muar, Johor. Samsung is big in NS expanding to produce batteries for EV. I think GDP is equally distributed among these states.
@@JustRunX per capita gdp among Malaysia state: 1. Putrajaya = USD 40,000 2. Kuala Lumpur = USD 31,000 3. Selangor = USD 20,000 I'm not sure where you get that info?
@Nabila-dx8xf You are entitled to the index you prefer. I chose the world HDI index coz it is more inclusive and not dependent on only one particular category. BTW, SIN beats many of the so called developed countries hands down if your measurement criteria is only based on GDP per capita alone.
Malaysia soon will be the fifth Asian tiger after South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong & Singapore a country that used to export agricultural products but is now slowly moving into a manufacturing country we are no longer a country with cheap labor costs, so we have no choice but to change the economy by investing more through R&D & learning from developed countries. it's not an easy task, because we can no longer compete with vietnam & indonesia who offer cheaper labor costs, so we have to be producers & investors. times have changed, we can no longer use the economic model like in the 90s era
Malaysia is a country with a lot of debt (67% of GDP).. only corruption and the population of Bangla and Rohingya is increasing in Malay.. they must pay the debt to Sultanate of Sulu and become Banglasia Federation 🇲🇾❤️🇧🇩🤣🤣
As much the positive tone in the video and in the comments. Semiconductor is a large and complex chain industry. M'sia is not really at the forefront of this industry. It is mostly the backend of the chain, the packaging of the finish wafer chips, testing etc. this lower end of the Semicon chain have very small margins hence why companies "outsourced" these backend task to lower wage countries in south east asia. It is still way too far behind US, Japan, EU to benefit any growth of the semiconductor industry. Major money maker such as foundries and fabless design house are more concentrate elsewhere
in reality the only benefits for businesses here are strategic positioning of the country and the cheap prices for energy. oh and the ability to easily bribe anyone is a plus too.
@@rajneshchapatikumar3924 lol u wouldn't say the same to Singapore with its strategic place. Reality is you guys wont acknowledge anything good from our country
Yes, Malaysia ideal economy weightage should be 60% Services, 25% Industry and 15% Agriculture. Malaysia agriculture has so much potential, because we have a lot of land and can leverage on advanced technology to grow food, and export to other countries.
Malaysia is a country with a lot of debt (67% of GDP).. only corruption and the population of Bangla and Rohingya is increasing in Malay.. they must pay the debt to Sultanate of Sulu and become Banglasia Federation 🇲🇾❤️🇧🇩🤣🤣
@@teguhfaisalm1997 I thinks your better got your figure right, our debt is stand at 63.8% and 98% of our debt is from local institution, only 2.5% are from foreign loan. So not much to worry the govemment is very prudent enought in mitigating if problem arises in repayment of the loan. You are being funny when you brought up the issue of employing bangladeshi , if you are smart enought employing bangladeshi will not become an issue here because every single banngladeshi being employed here is being issued a working permit, so no matter how many of them being employed , once they finish their contract they have to return back to their home country, why are you trying being funny by making fun of them becoming a malaysian citizen. I didn't know that you have such a shallow mind in making fun that we will have a glut of bangladeshi in our country, you better grow up la Bro, don't become so stupid. I think your have some kind of mental problem when you brought up the issue
@@mannrkda This narrative should be aimed at Malaysian netizens.. I comment like this because you have provoked us before.. in fact, Malaysia national debt is increased rapidly to be more than 65% of GDP.. Liem Guan Eng your ex minister himself said that in sidang dewan rakyat
@@teguhfaisalm1997 Ndon seperti biasa bangsa miskin dn mundur ilmu tiada pendidikan rendah😁..menjadi kuli dan babu di Msia sebagai bibik dn bancuh simen🤗 Sekurang-kurangnya 11 rakyat Indonesia terkorban dan 25 lagi dipercayai masih hilang selepas sebuah bot yang membawa mereka menyeberangi perairan Selat Melaka dari negara itu ke Malaysia karam akibat cuaca buruk, demikian menurut pihak berkuasa maritim Malaysia pada Rabu. Kesemua mereka yang berada di atas bot itu dipercayai cuba menyusup masuk ke Malaysia sebagai pekerja tanpa izin melalui jalan tikus yang popular di kalangan sindiket penyeludupan migran ditemui . “Mangsa yang ditemui mati adalah seramai 11 orang, melibatkan tujuh mayat lelaki dan empat wanita, manakala dianggarkan 25 lagi mangsa masih hilang,” kata Simon Templer Lo Ak Tusa, Timbalan Pengarah Operasi Agensi Penguatkuasaan Maritim Malaysia (APMM) Negeri Johor.
@@Malaysian07091 Yes. That is true. But the first one after Singapore will be Brunei (Any time this year it may become developed) Next will be: Thailand (2029) Indonesia (2033) Vietnam (2037) Philippines (2040) Possible too within 100 years: Cambodia (2075) East Timor (2080) Myanmar (2090) Laos (2100)
The majority of the electronic industry in Malaysia comes from a Japanese company, yet the main headquarters of Malaysia’s biggest electronics firm is located in Tokyo, Japan. The company name is Sony!
Yeah but the concern is still the availability of skilled workers and political stability. I hope the government has plans to focus on these deficiencies that is the plaque currently halting the progress of this industry. There is many foreign firm investment plans supposedly in "progress" that are not heard of after few years. Cant blame it all on covid....
@@namazlur78 I understand students are more attracted to IT and software development because it's lucrative; does not need high qualifications. But gov should push for more technicians and engineers in the silicon industry. We are competing for investors. Many new plans in SEA, singapore, vietnam. U.S. is bringing back silicon fab to its land, israel, india. If not for the tech ban, China.
@@namazlur78 if you watch an average malaysian work vs a taiwanese or singaporean work, i bet you 100$ you can easily tell who is the malaysian. work slow. complain a lot. will come to work late 30 mins. if not, suddenly leg pain cannot go work.
I' wonder if the Nintendo Switch, smartphone & tablet may contain semiconductor made from Malaysia. I' will be happy to get one for myself with my pocket money.
we can learn from Netherlands for precise farming in agriculture industries but our electronic industries is still not on the same level of those chip giants like taiwan and korea
@@zainonkadirhope that we will reach there…quite tired of seeing our currency becoming weaker day by day…cant wait to go shopping spree in foreign developed countries as I like because of our currency becoming stronger at that time
@@theburden9920 Singapore is run by Chinese while Malaysia is run by Malay. There is no meritocracy in Malaysia from public universities entrance to promotion of civil servants. In addition, Malaysia is plagued by corruption.
Penang ke kedah ke.. Company tu bila2 masa je boleh keluar dari Malaysia. Dh byk company pindah ke China, Indonesia, Vietnam dan Negara yg bagi insentif dan labour yg murah. Koya🤣🤣🤣
Mostly labour came from Indonesia, Bangladesh, Nepal, Myanmar, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Philippines, Sri Lanka and other Asian countries including some African countries. And also, we do travel. According to Wikipedia, top tourist to ASEAN countries comes from Malaysia.
Malaysian electronics and semiconductor industry are largely labor-intensive but low-value assembly & testing work. If Malaysian wage goes up, such low-paying jobs can be easily moved to other poorer countries with lower wage like Indonesia, Vietnam, or Philippine.
@@rajneshchapatikumar3924 there's a reason why Malaysia is the largest semiconductor exporter in Asean and not Indonesia. Its not as simple as minimum wage. Why dont you make the exit as well?
@@nastrogenji78why? Because your idea of what Tanah Melayu once was is not very accurate. Melaka is an excellent historical example. Arguably the most prosperous and powerful Malay Sultanate ever to have existed on Tanah Melayu up until then, consisted of atleast 5 major groups of people with the Javanese being about 40%. Than there were the Tamils, both traders with local political influence and representation. There were than the Arab traders, Gujus. Together the Chinese and Indiana held a monopoly over Melakas merchant marine fleet. You see, there never was a Malay Sultanate that was racially homogenous, ftree of pendatangs.
@@theallseeingeye9388 wth are u talking about dude? u r not answering the main comment that i replying to. if u wanna talk about history of melaka in 14 century then u should understand where those chinese, indians, arab and java came from. have u ever heard of land call china, india, arab and island of java?
E & E ini tak jamin kemajuan Malaysia. Pelabur cabut lari abis la. Sebab itu Malaysia ni lambat nak kuatkuasa menaikan gaji minima. Lihat lah taraf hudup rakyat dah goyah
Nak kaya dan senang bukan hanya harap keja kilang bro. Cuba hang baca dan kaji. Jumlah jutawan Malaysia saja kalah dgn negara maju sana. Jadi hang berusaha jadi tokey la
Low-profit low-tech manufacturing cannot exist in expensive countries, but high-profit high-tech manufacturing can exist in expensive countries. But Malaysia is not an expensive country, it is a medium country, so it can have some medium profit medium technology manufacturing
Sorry to burst the bubble ~ but Malaysia E&E is suited as mid-low end of the value chain. And this is the up n coming economies like Vietnam are catching up fast. If Malaysia E&E don’t push up the levels of higher capital intensive investment n labour equivalents; it will soon be over.
@@lastangel3017 Simple, Malaysia is being in the open market economies much longer vs Vietnam only opening up; n they r moving very fast ~ VinFast EVs r already in production n into US market ~~~Proton/Perodua??? Self Indulgence n Self Glorification = complacency
@@angxiang3186 i dont know why car companies become the benchmark😂 singapore dont have own car companies but still developed, how about petronas? Vietnam Goverment company also still lack behind malaysia GLC asset. If we fail one, doesnt mean we fail at everything.
too bad for the Sulu Sultanate. The govt of philippines did not even recognize their sovereignity. Probably should push for independence so they can rule again. The Islamic Kingdom of Sulu, I like the sound of that.
@@zulhelmighazali pay for the arbitration ruling in Europe… read that … hahaha that is why Dewan is now in panic mode… they are all so confused.. lol the properties of petronas towers are all under levy. LOL
Itu hal biasa bagi negara yg lebih maju dn developed seperti Malaysia ntuk menerima kedatangan pekerja asing tki2 untuk bekerja..seperti Australia, UAE, Taiwan, South Korea etc...ramai pekerja asing dlm industry mereka..dn negara mskin dn mundur seperti Ndon dan Bangla akan terus mnjadi babu di negara2 yg lebih maju seperti Malaysia ntuk bekerja...lihat saja, hampir setiap tahun warga Ndon sanggup mati lemas ntuk bekerja di Malaysia secara illegal😁
Malaysia is a country with a lot of debt (67% of GDP).. only corruption and the population of Bangla and Rohingya is increasing in Malay.. they must pay the debt to Sultanate of Sulu and become Banglasia Federation 🇲🇾❤️🇧🇩🤣🤣
3rd world class mentality.Improve your education first.Study then talk with facts.When low class IQ person keep talking a lot only shows your own stupidity.Babuuu
