Annyeong, investors: ‘Strategic’ JS-SEZ projects can get customised incentives, says Malaysian official
Malaysian Investment Development Authority will look at factors such as a venture’s ability to spur local employment, notes agency’s Seoul director
[SEOUL] Foreign investments with strategic significance for Malaysia could receive customised incentives beyond tax perks when entering the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ).
These might include talent incentives or import duty exemptions, said Ruhizam Idris, director at the Malaysian Investment Development Authority (Mida) Seoul.
He added: “We will request (from) investors… their wish list. What do you want from us? What would you want from me?”
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