Guides
Licensed Manufacturing Warehouses (LMWs) in Malaysia offer export-oriented manufacturers significant advantages, including tax exemptions on raw materials and streamlined customs procedures. This scheme supports industries like electronics, automotive, and pharmaceuticals, providing them with cost-saving opportunities and enhancing competitiveness in the global market.
Setting up a manufacturing business in Malaysia offers significant opportunities due to its strategic location, skilled workforce, and pro-business environment. This guide outlines the step-by-step process to register, obtain necessary licenses, and ensure full compliance for a smooth and successful business operation.
Starting an F&B business in Malaysia requires careful planning, regulatory compliance, and obtaining the right licenses to operate legally. This guide provides a step-by-step breakdown of business registration, licensing, tax compliance, and other essential considerations to ensure a smooth setup and long-term success.
Learn how to navigate business registration, licensing, and compliance with Malaysian laws to establish your wholesale, retail, or trade venture. This comprehensive guide provides detailed, actionable steps—from SSM registration to securing activity-specific licenses—ensuring a smooth and successful market entry.
Expanding your business through franchising in Malaysia offers a high-growth, low-risk strategy, backed by a booming market and government support. This guide walks you through franchise registration, business matching, and compliance requirements, ensuring a smooth expansion with the expertise of Luma Insight.
Franchising your business in Malaysia is a strategic way to expand with minimal investment, but it requires proper registration, business matching, and compliance with local regulations. Luma Insight provides end-to-end franchising support, from structuring your franchise model to licensing and scaling across Malaysia.
Franchising is a powerful strategy for business expansion, allowing companies to expand into new markets with reduced financial risks and new opportunities for growth. By leveraging the entrepreneurial spirit of franchisees and utilizing shared marketing efforts, businesses can increase market share and achieve sustainable growth in the global market.
The Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ) offers low costs, strong connectivity, and government incentives, making Johor a strategic business hub in 2024. With tax breaks, streamlined regulations, and a skilled workforce, it’s an ideal base for businesses in manufacturing, tech, and retail seeking regional growth.
Singapore SMEs must recognise that they cannot sign a contract, make a payment, or commence work without first submitting the Market Readiness Assistance MRA grant unless they are deposits for trade exhibitions. Once accepted, customers must follow the terms and conditions indicated in the contract. This includes only spending [...]