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Rate Cuts Stimulate Market Activity and Help Stabilize Hong Kong Home Prices, Greater Central Grade A Office Rents Show Upward Momentum
CRE Investment Sentiment Strengthens, Retail Performance Maintains Stability
- Residential Market: The sustained low-interest-rate environment and wealth effects from a buoyant stock market have supported improved housing market sentiment, leading home prices to bottom out and strengthen by 1.8% year-to-date (as at October). Total residential transactions for the full year 2025 are expected to reach approximately 62,000 units. Transaction numbers in 2026 are forecast to remain broadly in line with this year’s level, with home prices projected to rise by up to 5%.
- Grade A Office Market: Rents stabilized in Q4 (as at mid-November), with the year-to-date decline narrowing to 4.1%, while net absorption reached 1.1 million sq ft. Rents are projected to fluctuate within a narrow range of ±1% in 2026, with Greater Central and Greater Tsimshatsui likely to outperform.
- Retail Market: Supported by rising tourist arrivals and more stable local consumption, retail sales performance continued to recover. The average high street vacancy rate fell further to 6.6% in Q4, the lowest since the pandemic, while high street rental performance remained more resilient in Central and Mongkok. Overall high street retail rents are anticipated to increase modestly in a range of 2% to 3% in 1H 2026.
- Capital Markets: Market sentiment showed signs of recovery, driven by gradual interest rate cuts and attractive pricing across property sectors. Year-to-date transaction volume of non-residential big-ticket deals (>HK$100 million) recorded HK$34.0 billion (as at December 8). The rental housing sector is expected to retain strong growth potential in 2026.
HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 10 December 2025 — Global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield today held its Hong Kong Property Markets 2025 Review and 2026 Outlook press conference. Supported by a sustained low-interest-rate environment and wealth effects from a buoyant stock market, monthly residential transactions have exceeded 5,000 units for nine consecutive months, helping overall home prices to stabilize and show upward momentum. This positive trend is expected to continue into 2026. Meanwhile, the capital market has improved on the back of gradual interest rate cuts and attractive pricing across real estate sectors, with student accommodation and rental housing likely to remain sought-after. In the Grade A office sector, year-to-date net absorption recorded close to 1.1 million sq ft, with leasing activity more active in core districts. However, high availability will continue to weigh on overall rents, which are forecast to adjust within a narrow range of ±1% in 2026. As for the retail sector, overall retail sales have stabilized further, with the average high street vacancy rate continuing to decline. Overall high street retail rents are expected to see a modest increase in 2026.
Grade A office leasing market: Demand underpinned by banking & finance sector, while Greater Central rents picked up
Hong Kong’s Grade A office market gained momentum in Q4 (up to mid-November), with overall net absorption rising to 476,000 sq ft — the highest level after Q2 2019 — bringing year-to-date cumulative net absorption to nearly 1.1 million sq ft. This growth was supported by improved market sentiment and more attractive office property pricing levels and rents, prompting occupiers to purchase available space and driving net absorption performance. On the supply side, the completion of Cyberport 5 in Q4 added 230,000 sq ft to the market; however, the overall availability rate fell to 18.8% due to the increase in net absorption.
Boosted by initial public offering (IPO) activity, Grade A office demand and leasing momentum strengthened. Greater Central rents increased by 1.6% q-o-q (November vs September) in Q4, while Prime Central office rents rose by 2.5% q-o-q, bringing overall rents to stabilize at +0.1% during the same period. As a result, the overall rental decline narrowed to 4.1% for the year-to-date.
John Siu, Managing Director, Hong Kong, Cushman & Wakefield, said, “Up to mid-November, the Hong Kong Grade A office market registered 1.1 million sq ft of positive net absorption for the year-to-date. The financial sector, buoyed by active IPO activity, drove leasing demand from both upstream and downstream industries, and accounted for over one-third of the new leased area in Q4. As a preferred submarket for banking and financial institutions, Greater Central rents also picked up during the quarter. Looking ahead, with 1.4 million sq ft of new Grade A office supply to be completed in 2026, the high availability rate will likely remain weighing on rents. We forecast overall office market rents to stay within a narrow range of ±1% throughout 2026. Nevertheless, flight-to-quality activity should enable Greater Central and Greater Tsimshatsui to outperform the market.”
Retail leasing market: Retail sector stabilized as high street vacancy hit post-pandemic low
Sustained growth in visitor arrivals and steadier local consumption sentiment have supported Hong Kong’s retail sales to continue to pick up. The city’s overall retail sales have recorded y-o-y growth for six consecutive months since May, suggesting a turnaround from the previous sluggish performance in the retail segment. Total retail sales for the January to October period reached HK$311.7 billion, with the y-o-y decline narrowing to -0.2%. Among major retail categories, the Medicines & Cosmetics, Food, Alcoholic Beverages & Tobacco, and Jewellery & Watches sectors registered moderate y-o-y growth.
The overall high street vacancy rate further dropped to 6.6% in Q4, the lowest level since the pandemic. Central district stood out with the strongest leasing momentum, as its vacancy rate fell significantly to 4.3% from 10.0% in Q3, supported by several notable large-sized transactions. Elsewhere, vacancy in Tsimshatsui moved down to 8.3%, while Causeway Bay remained steady at 7.9%. Mongkok saw a mild uptick, reaching 6.1% in Q4.
Backed by lower vacancy rates and relatively robust local consumption, high street retail rents in Central and Mongkok demonstrated stronger resilience, holding steady and dipping slightly by 1.1% y-o-y, respectively (Chart 2). On the other hand, despite more active leasing activity in Causeway Bay and Tsimshatsui, retail rents declined by 7.3% and 8.0% y-o-y, respectively, due to the further entry of affordable brands and landlords’ more pragmatic negotiation approach. Regarding F&B performance, elevated availability among dining spaces continued to weigh on rents, with y-o-y declines ranging from -0.3% to -3.6% across Mongkok, Central and Causeway Bay. Tsimshatsui F&B rental levels remained generally firm, supported by new leases for premium seaview outlets. Landlords are broadly willing to retain existing restaurant fit-outs and equipment, reducing setup costs and making spaces more attractive to incoming tenants.
John Siu commented, “Although several retail districts experienced y-o-y rental declines in 2025, overall new leasing activity was relatively vibrant. We believe rents at prime retail streets with the highest footfall have now stabilized. Some new tenants are also now willing to commit to leases at rental levels comparable to previous leases, demonstrating anticipation of future rental performance growth. We expect overall high street retail rents to pick up by 2% to 3% in 1H 2026, while F&B rents are likely to remain under pressure until available spaces have been absorbed.
“It is also worth noting that approved private vehicles from Guangdong under the Southbound Travel for Guangdong Vehicles scheme will be allowed to enter Hong Kong urban areas via the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge from late December, and we can expect this to bring in a new wave of higher-spending visitors to the city’s signature malls and retail hotspots. This is likely to further lift overall retail sentiment, and we hope the government will consider expanding the daily quota for southbound vehicles under the scheme.”
Residential market: The low-interest-rate environment and a buoyant stock market support more positive housing market sentiment, 2026 home prices to see up to 5% upside
With local banks following the U.S. Federal Reserve’s rates cut to lower mortgage rates, entry barriers and financing costs for homebuyers have eased. Coupled with wealth effects from a buoyant stock market, housing demand has been further unlocked amid improving market sentiment. Since March, the monthly number of residential sales and purchases agreements has exceeded 5,000 for nine consecutive months. Total residential transactions in Q4 are estimated to reach approximately 16,400 units, up 9% y-o-y, bringing the full-year transaction number to 62,000 units, up 17% y-o-y (Chart 3). Developers have actively launched primary market projects at competitive prices throughout the year, with primary sales accounting for 33% of total transactions for the January to October period.
Rosanna Tang, Executive Director, Head of Research, Hong Kong, Cushman & Wakefield, added, “Aided by stronger transaction numbers, the city’s home prices started to stabilize in March, beginning to rise from April onwards. According to the Rating and Valuation Department (as at October), the overall residential price index has picked up by approximately 3.3% between March and October, bringing year-to-date home prices to a bottom-out point and to then move upwards by 1.8%. This indicates that the residential market has now turned around and is entering the recovery phase. Meanwhile, the residential rental index continued to trend up, driven by ongoing demand from incoming expats and non-local students, rising 4.0% year-to-date. With the easing of interest rates, more investors and renters are now encouraged to enter the market, providing positive support to both transaction numbers and property prices. We anticipate full-year transaction numbers in 2026 to remain similar to the 2025 level, with home prices to pick up further by up to 5%.
Edgar Lai, Senior Director, Valuation and Consultancy Services, Hong Kong, Cushman & Wakefield, highlighted, “Residential market sentiment continued to strengthen in Q4. Our Cushman & Wakefield mid-and-small size units price index shows that, as at early December, home prices rose by around 3% from the end-of-2024 level, in line with the upper limit of our previous forecast. At the same time, our tracking of popular housing estates demonstrates that prices across different market segments recorded growth through the quarter. Prices at City One Shatin, representing the mass market, and Taikoo Shing, representing the mid-market, both increased by 2.9% q-o-q. Residence Bel-Air, representing the luxury segment, recorded a notable 6.1% q-o-q rise. Although verbal enquiries from banks in November have slightly eased from October, the level was still 15% higher than the same period last year, underscoring the sustained recovery in market sentiment, and setting the positive tone and outlook for the year ahead.”
Non-residential investment market (deals exceeding HK$100 million): Capital market sentiment improved, end-user buyers relatively active
Supported by gradual interest rate cuts and attractive pricing across property sectors, end-user buyers and cash-rich investors continued to seek bottom-fishing opportunities, signaling signs of recovery in Hong Kong’s real estate investment sentiment. As at December 8, the non-residential investment market for deals exceeding HK$100 million recorded 63 transactions in 2025, with total transaction volume rising 11% y-o-y to HK$34.0 billion (Chart 4). By deal count, 43 deals were concluded in 2H 2025 — more than double the combined total of 20 deals recorded in 1H 2025 — indicating stronger investment activity in the second half of the year. In 2H 2025, Chinese capital accounted for approximately 48% of total transaction volume by consideration, chiefly driven by several large-ticket self-use purchases. However, foreign capital remained cautious and largely absent from the city’s real estate investment market.
Tom Ko, Executive Director and Head of Capital Markets, Hong Kong, Cushman & Wakefield, concluded, “In 2025, office property transactions accounted for the largest share by both investment consideration and deal count, signaling a market that is somewhat recovering. In fact, the market has seen more end-user buyers purchasing office assets amid attractive pricing, as well as investors bottom-fishing prime office assets in core areas. A very notable transaction was the acquisition by Alibaba and Ant Group — facilitated by our team — of multiple floors at One Causeway Bay for approximately HK$7.2 billion for use as their headquarters in Hong Kong, demonstrating corporates’ confidence in the city’s business environment.
“The government’s proactive efforts in establishing the Study in Hong Kong brand and launching the Hostels in the City Scheme have also boosted the student accommodation and rental housing sectors, both of which command resilient demand and stable rental incomes while demonstrating strong growth potential. For instance, two- and three-star hotels and assets with conversion potential have been most sought-after by investors. By deal count, the hotel and rental housing sector accounted for close to one-fourth of the total transaction number. We believe investors will continue to look for assets with stable rental returns, especially in the increasingly promising student housing sector. We expect total investment volume to pick up steadily and record around HK$40 billion in 2026, mainly driven by local and Chinese mainland capital.”
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(From left to right) Edgar Lai, Senior Director, Valuation and Consultancy Services, Hong Kong, Cushman & Wakefield; Rosanna Tang, Executive Director, Head of Research, Hong Kong, Cushman & Wakefield; John Siu, Managing Director, Head of Project and Occupier Services, Hong Kong, Cushman & Wakefield and Tom Ko, Executive Director and Head of Capital Markets, Hong Kong, Cushman & Wakefield.
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About Cushman & Wakefield
Cushman & Wakefield (NYSE: CWK) is a leading global commercial real estate services firm for property owners and occupiers with approximately 52,000 employees in nearly 400 offices and 60 countries. In Greater China, a network of 23 offices serves local markets across the region. In 2024, the firm reported revenue of $9.4 billion across its core services of Valuation, Consulting, Project & Development Services, Capital Markets, Project & Occupier Services, Industrial & Logistics, Retail, and others. Built around the belief that Better never settles, the firm receives numerous industry and business accolades for its award-winning culture. For additional information, visit www.cushmanwakefield.com.hk or follow us on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/company/cushman-&-wakefield-greater-china).
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TELOSIN Introduces “The Dual Transformation,” Pairing Y PRO Red and Y PRO Blue with the New Lumiactive Collection
The new skincare system brings together FDA-cleared, NASA-inspired light technology, complementary formulations and award-winning patented design by Karim Rashid, following a Hong Kong launch attended by more than 2,000 guests
HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 21 July 2026 – TELOSIN has introduced “The Dual Transformation,” a new approach to personalised at-home skincare built around two dedicated light-based beauty devices—the Y PRO Red and Y PRO Blue—and the complementary Lumiactive Collection.
The launch brings together advanced light-based technology, targeted skincare formulations and award-winning patented design created in collaboration with internationally acclaimed designer Karim Rashid.
Rather than incorporating multiple generalised modes within a single device, TELOSIN developed two distinct devices and two dedicated skincare pathways.
Y PRO Red is designed for a rejuvenation-focused skincare routine, supporting the appearance of firmness, texture and radiance.
Y PRO Blue is designed for routines focused on blemish-prone, oily or visibly unsettled skin.
The devices combine FDA-cleared technology with light-based innovation inspired by scientific developments associated with NASA research.
Introducing the Lumiactive Collection
The Y PRO devices are accompanied by the new Lumiactive Collection, comprising:
- LUMIRED Red LED Treatment Gel
- LUMIBLUE Blue LED Treatment Gel
- Blue Light Defense Cream
Together, the devices and complementary formulations establish TELOSIN’s connected Prepare, Treat, Protect approach to skincare.
The dedicated Lumiactive treatment gels are designed to prepare the skin for the corresponding Y PRO routine, while Blue Light Defense Cream completes the ritual as part of the brand’s wider daily skincare approach.
By developing the devices and formulations as one connected collection, TELOSIN aims to make advanced light-based skincare easier to understand, personalise and incorporate into regular at-home routines.
The result is a complete ecosystem built around two targeted transformations: a red-light pathway focused on rejuvenation and a blue-light pathway focused on skin clarity and balance.
Scientific Insight Behind TELOSIN
TELOSIN has expanded the scientific conversation surrounding the launch through its expert video series, “The Science Behind Telosin,” available on the brand’s website.
The series features expert perspectives from two medical professionals:
Dr. Omer Wolf, MD, a specialist in plastic and reconstructive surgery and advanced facial aesthetic procedures.
Dr. Uri Berger, MD, a specialist in aesthetic medicine with extensive international medical training and experience.
Through the expert series, TELOSIN provides consumers with accessible information about the principles behind light-based skincare and the evolving relationship between professional aesthetic knowledge, beauty technology and at-home routines.
The inclusion of medical perspectives within the wider educational programme reflects TELOSIN’s commitment to supporting product innovation through informed scientific discussion and responsible consumer education.
Award-Winning Patented Design by Karim Rashid
The Y PRO Red and Y PRO Blue were created in collaboration with Karim Rashid, one of the world’s most recognised contemporary designers.
The devices feature award-winning patented design that combines Rashid’s distinctive visual language with TELOSIN’s advanced beauty technology.
Their fluid silhouettes, individual colour identities and ergonomic forms were developed not simply to contain sophisticated technology, but to transform the devices into desirable contemporary objects that can become a natural part of the user’s daily beauty environment.
The collaboration reflects TELOSIN’s belief that advanced skincare devices should deliver a sophisticated combination of performance, simplicity, comfort and emotional connection.
“The Dual Transformation” Unveiled to More Than 2,000 Guests in Hong Kong
The complete collection was officially presented on 30 June 2026 through “The Dual Transformation,” an immersive launch experience held at WTC Mall in Hong Kong.
The large-scale event welcomed more than 2,000 guests, including consumers, members of the Hong Kong media, influencers, beauty industry professionals and invited partners.
The launch featured internationally acclaimed designer Karim Rashid, MIRROR member Ian Chan, celebrated actress and singer Linda Chung, and Dr. Harvey Ho.
Karim Rashid introduced the creative thinking behind the award-winning patented design of the devices, while Dr. Harvey Ho discussed the different applications and skincare pathways associated with red and blue light technology.
Ian Chan and Linda Chung joined the launch presentation to experience the two routines and demonstrate how the Y PRO devices and complementary Lumiactive formulations can be incorporated into contemporary at-home skincare.
“The Dual Transformation demonstrates that advanced beauty technology does not need to feel clinical or complicated,” said Dr. Harvey Ho.
“By bringing together two dedicated light-based devices with complementary Lumiactive formulations, TELOSIN has created a more focused and intuitive approach to at-home skincare. The distinction between the red and blue light pathways also helps consumers better understand how different technologies can support different skincare needs.”
With more than 2,000 guests attending, the event marked a major public introduction of TELOSIN’s broader product ecosystem: two targeted devices, three complementary skincare formulations and one connected approach to personalised light-based skincare.
A Complete Dual Skincare System
With Y PRO Red, Y PRO Blue and the Lumiactive Collection, TELOSIN is introducing more than two individual beauty devices.
“The Dual Transformation” represents a complete skincare system built around clearly defined objectives, dedicated formulations and award-winning patented design.
It reflects the brand’s wider ambition to make sophisticated light-based technology more personalised, intuitive and accessible, while maintaining the premium design experience expected by contemporary beauty consumers.
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About TELOSIN
TELOSIN develops premium at-home skincare devices and complementary formulations that bring together advanced light-based technology, scientific insight, award-winning patented design and an intuitive user experience.
Through continued product development and collaborations with internationally recognised designers and medical professionals, TELOSIN aims to make sophisticated beauty technology more personalised, accessible and desirable.
TELOSIN products are available online atwww.telosin.com, at The Mineral Boutique stores, through selected premium retailers and at leading clinics.
For further information, expert videos and product details, visitwww.telosin.com.
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SearchInform: A Risky Game – How FIFA World Cup 2026 Led to Mass Corporate Data Leaks
Experts claim that corporate employees in Southeast Asia are neglecting cybersecurity rules due to their love for football, leading to an increase in fraud cases.
SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 21 July 2026 – Although the tournament itself took place in North America, Asia’s massive football fan base created the perfect conditions for data leaks.
Fraudsters are capitalizing on football fans by creating fake streaming platforms and malicious Android applications that steal saved passwords and account credentials directly from browsers. Criminals are also setting up fraudulent websites, as well as sending phishing emails to company employees disguised as gifts, promotions, and office betting pools.
“During major global events, the corporate security perimeter is under huge stress,” said Francis Yeoh, Country Director at SearchInform Malaysia. “Employees access streaming websites from corporate devices to watch matches live. Traditional network-edge security is insufficient—the real danger comes from the employee side of the fence. Employees could watch a translation on a malware-infested website, they could download streaming applications with hidden malware, or use corporate credentials to register for fraudulent giveaways.”
According to Group-IB and the FBI, from August 2025 to June 2026, more than 4,300 fake websites were registered fully mimicking FIFA interfaces, ticketing systems, streaming platforms, and World Cup employment portals.
How Organizations Can Reduce Cyber Risks During Football Season
- Monitor the use of corporate devices. Remind employees that corporate workstations should not be used for personal purposes, including streaming, downloading unofficial apps, or visiting suspicious websites. This measure alone can help reduce exposure to many malware threats.
- Strengthen password security. Monitor risky password practices, as some employees may reuse corporate credentials for personal services. If one of these services is compromised, corporate accounts and systems may be put at risk as well.
- Enforce multi-factor authentication. Apply MFA for privileged employees on a regular basis and temporarily strengthen authentication requirements for remote employees during high-risk periods. This provides an additional layer of protection against unauthorized access.
- Monitor data access patterns. Track who accesses critical information, from where, and monitor its transmission to prevent data loss. Make sure protection also covers cloud services, as corporate data is no longer limited to on-premises storage.
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About SearchInform
SearchInform is an information security and risk management product vendor as well as an MSS provider. The company’s clients are more than 4000 companies in 20+ countries. Today, the team has products and services for comprehensive protection against insider threats at all levels of corporate information systems: FileAuditor (the DCAP class solution); DLP system with extended functionality; Risk Monitor (advanced AI-powered platform for internal threat mitigation); SIEM system, Information Security outsourcing service.
More than 500 international buyers from 55 economies have confirmed participation
KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA – Media OutReach Newswire – 21 July 2026 – The Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE) invites Malaysian companies to seize new global business opportunities by registering for its flagship International Sourcing Programme (INSP) at the upcoming 22nd Malaysia International Halal Showcase (MIHAS) at MITEC, Kuala Lumpur from 23 to 26 September 2026.
Building on the strong momentum of INSP MIHAS 2025, which generated RM3.63 billion in sales, this year’s edition is seeing strong international buyer interest, reinforcing MIHAS’ position as a leading global halal trade platform. INSP MIHAS 2026 features key products and services categories including:
- Agricultural Produce;
- Apparel, Garments and Accessories;
- Beverages;
- Education;
- Fashion Accessories and Textiles;
- Footwear;
- Franchise;
- Gifts, Souvenirs and Jewellery;
- Gloves;
- Islamic Financial Services;
- Information and Communication Technology;
- Logistics;
- Machinery and Equipment;
- Packaging and Containers;
- Palm Oil Products;
- Pet Products;
- Pharmaceuticals;
- Toiletries and Cosmetics; and
- Prepared Food.
Beyond the conventional halal food and beverage segment, this year’s edition is also seeing growing interest in services sectors.
INSP MIHAS connects pre-qualified international buyers with Malaysian halal product and service exporters through pre-arranged one-on-one business meetings across key halal sectors. As buyer meeting slots are limited and allocated through a structured matching process, Malaysian companies are strongly encouraged to register early via the online portal.
According to MATRADE’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Mr. Abu Bakar Yusof, “Since the inception of MIHAS in 2004, the International Sourcing Programme (INSP) has generated over RM20.62 billion in export sales for Malaysian companies, with the participation of nearly 8,000 international buyers, benefiting 10,600 Malaysian sellers through 67,200 structured business meetings.
For this year, we are targeting the participation of approximately 300 buyers, of which 50 are premium buyers, reflecting our commitment to attracting high-quality decision-makers and creating greater business opportunities for Malaysian companies. We are also targeting RM2 billion in export sales under the INSP component for MIHAS 2026. To date, we have received interest from more than 500 international buyers across 55 economies, and we encourage Malaysian companies to register early to maximise their business matching opportunities.”
MIHAS 2026 is expected to generate total sales of RM4.50 billion, including export sales from the INSP. “As it stands, 15% of the interested buyers comprise returning buyers, demonstrating sustained confidence in Malaysian exporters and the compelling value proposition they continue to offer in global markets,” he added. This year’s INSP has attracted buyers from 55 different economies.
Malaysian exporters can register through the INSP MIHAS online portal and MADANI Digital Trade Platform (MDTP) before 31st July 2026 and take advantage of one of MIHAS’ most impactful business matching initiatives.
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About Malaysia International Halal Showcase (MIHAS) 2026
Since it began in 2004, the Malaysia International Halal Showcase (MIHAS) has grown into a major platform for Halal trade and has helped strengthen the global industry’s position in Halal standards, governance, and market access. Recognised as a Guinness World Records holder and hosted by the Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry (MITI) with the Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE) as organiser, MIHAS now covers 14 sectors, from food and beverages and pharmaceuticals to Islamic finance, modest fashion, personal care, technology, services, and Muslim-friendly tourism. The 22nd edition of MIHAS, themed “Shaping Trust, Driving Resilience”, will focus on regulated-by-design governance and technology-enabled trade.
About MATRADE
The Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE) was established on 1 March 1993 as the national trade promotional arm under Malaysia’s Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry (MITI).
MATRADE’s primary role is to assist Malaysian exporters in developing and expanding their export markets. Aligned with Malaysia’s commercial diplomacy efforts, MATRADE is the nation’s trade facilitator and champion of Malaysian-made products and services on the global stage.
