McDonald’s Pakistan : Taking Fast Food Further
Empowering equal opportunities, industry localisation and social investment, McDonald’s Pakistan is embodying the country’s strategic strides.
Masan Resources : Resourceful Responsible
As Masan Resources continues to develop the world’s largest tungsten mine at Nui Phao in Vietnam, its role as a community custodian is also growing, the company involved in a number of socially driven projects.
Echo Marine Group : Wind in the Sails
Having proven itself as a viable alternative, Echo Marine Group is poised to serve the growing demand across Asia Pacific for superyachts.
ECG Engineering : Consulting Across Continents
From its bases in Perth, Brisbane and Manila, ECG Engineering is imparting reputed Australian expertise on multifaceted projects both at home and abroad, especially in West Africa.
Classic Fine Foods Asia : Food Made Personal
Partnering with artisanal producers all over the world, Classic Fine Foods prides itself on helping food industry operators to connect with their customers and tell their stories.
CBRE Malaysia : Redefining Real Estate
Leveraging the global reach of CBRE and the local nous of its employees in Malaysia, Bala Vijayasingam and his team are empowering property development across the country.
Bishops : Driving Diversification
Bishops remains committed to propelling progress in the Pacific Islands via industrial enablement as a one-stop shop operator.
Palau : Business Travel Guide
We speak to Palau Visitors Authority about Palau, a nation made up of coral and volcanic islands.
Alibaba Cloud : Turning AI into Actionable Insights
The cloud computing arm of Alibaba, one of the world’s largest ecommerce companies and a top three sector-based service provider, has become a market leader in one-stop shop solutions to face and tackle digitalisation challenges across multiple sectors.
Now is the Moment for Global Trading in Southeast Asia
If the ASEAN region was a single country it would be the seventh-largest economy in the world, with a combined GDP of $2.92 trillion in 2018. It is projected to rank as the fourth-largest economy by 2050, demonstrating the increasing strength of Southeast Asia’s position in the global trading ecosystem.
