Combing Companies in Malaysia

The Malaysian government has been actively encouraging the consolidation of companies in Malaysia in order to create a more competitive business environment. This has led to a number of companies being acquired or merging with other companies in order to survive and thrive in the current climate.

There are a number of reasons why the Malaysian government is encouraging companies to consolidate. Firstly, it is hoped that this will create a more efficient business environment in which companies can focus on their core competencies and become more innovative. Secondly, by consolidating companies the government hopes to create a more level playing field in which small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) can compete more effectively with larger companies. Finally, the government believes that consolidation will help to attract more foreign investment into Malaysia.

The consolidation of companies in Malaysia has been taking place across a range of industries, including the banking, telecommunications, and manufacturing sectors. In the banking sector, for example, the government has encouraged the consolidation of smaller banks into larger ones in order to create a more efficient and competitive industry. This has led to a number of mergers and acquisitions, such as the merger of RHB Bank and Alliance Bank in 2015.

Similarly, in the telecommunications sector, the government has been encouraging the consolidation of companies in order