Malaysia’s growing EV market presents new opportunities for U.S. companies in charging, batteries, smart grids, and clean mobility technologies.

Malaysia’s upcoming AI Governance Bill boosts demand for U.S. AI, cloud, and cybersecurity solutions.

Malaysia is emerging as a regional SAF hub, backed by abundant palm-based feedstock, new biorefineries and a proposed fuel blending mandate as early as 2027.

Malaysia’s 5G RAN upgrade/expansion creates strong demand for U.S. cybersecurity solutions, monitoring, and secure multi-vendor network support.

Two recently signed U.S-Malaysia partnership agreements present new opportunities for U.S. firms in Malaysia’s emerging critical minerals sector. 

As Malaysia and ASEAN develop an interconnected regional power grid, U.S. technologies and expertise could play a key role.

MET Malaysia is planning to procure new weather radars and seismic sensors in 2026, creating opportunities for U.S. companies.

As Malaysia becomes a net importer of LNG, the United States has an opportunity to meet the demand.

Despite a long-term plan to phase out coal-fired power plants, there is a short-term opportunity for U.S. coal in Malaysia.

Malaysia’s $1B nutritional supplement market by 2030 offers growing opportunities for U.S. companies amid rising health awareness and aging trends.

Malaysia’s maritime strategy focuses on surveillance, international cooperation, and defense system modernization. 

Malaysia’s surgical robotics market growth, fueled by tech innovation, aging population, and medical tourism, offering strong opportunities for U.S. companies.

Malaysia’s state of Sarawak aspires to become an aerospace hub in Southeast Asia.

Artificial Intelligence is transforming Malaysia’s healthcare with improved diagnostics, early cancer detection, and cost savings.

Malaysia’s AI sector is growing, with strong U.S. tech opportunities in cloud, computing, AI tools, and digital skills to support its digital transformation.