Amending cybersecurity laws will open opportunities for U.S. cybersecurity companies to export their products and services to Malaysia and the ASEAN region. 

There is opportunity related to Malaysia’s genome sequencing, leading to precision medicine.

There is an opportunity in Malaysia’s agribusiness sector for aquaculture, dairy farming, and crop yield improvement.

There is opportunity in Malaysia’s offshore oil & gas sector for carbon capture and storage (CCS).
 

The digital economy contributes 22.6% to Malaysia’s GDP and is expected to rise to 25.5% by 2025.
 

Opportunities are growing for U.S. firms providing defense, safety, and security solutions to the enforcement agencies in Malaysia.
 

LTG Link has begun consultations with market participants on purchase of 10 or 14 high speed passenger trains to be used from 2028.

LTG Infra has launched five public tenders for design and design supervision services.

Abridged tender notice for the acquisition of Ramp Buses and the Construction of a Main Equipment Shelter

Dutch focus on expanding green hydrogen production offers potential opportunities for U.S. firms.

The Dutch Ministry of Defense (MoD) white paper outlines spending plans in the Royal Dutch Air Force, Army, Navy and other defense programs. 

Non-communicable diseases are increasing, as is the demand for advanced diagnostics and imaging medical devices for hospitals and self-monitoring devices.

There are opportunities in Malaysia related to the development of a new airport city concept.

Malaysia to offer grants to aid manufacturers in achieving Industry 4.0 Goals.

Malaysia needs waste management solutions and has a lower recycling rate compared to its neighboring countries.